Para ajudar nessa aprendizagem, criamos uma série de exercícios que vão desafiar você a colocar as palavras na ordem correta, seguindo as regras gramaticais do inglês. Esta prática irá melhorar sua escrita e compreensão, além de ser uma ótima forma de fixar o conhecimento adquirido nas aulas. Vamos começar!
Exercício 1: Organizando palavras em sentenças
She *always* (Advérbio) wakes up early in the morning.
Can you *tell* (Verbo) me the time, please?
They went to the beach *yesterday* (Advérbio).
The cat is *under* (Preposição) the table.
He *drinks* (Verbo) coffee every morning.
I have *two* (Número) cats and three dogs.
She can *speak* (Verbo) three languages fluently.
He *is* (Verbo) reading a book at the moment.
We *saw* (Verbo) a movie last night.
Do you like *chocolate* (Substantivo)?
The meeting has been *scheduled* (Verbo) for next Monday.
They are *eating* (Verbo) dinner now.
I *was* (Verbo) so tired that I fell asleep immediately.
She *has* (Verbo) already finished her homework.
Can he *play* (Verbo) the guitar?
Exercício 2: Colocando as palavras na ordem correta
*John* (Sujeito) and Mary are going to the store.
The flowers *are* (Verbo) beautiful in the spring.
I’d like to *order* (Verbo) a pizza with extra cheese.
My brother *does* (Verbo) his homework in the evening.
What time does the train *leave* (Verbo)?
She *put* (Verbo) the book on the shelf after reading it.
The children *were* (Verbo) playing in the park when it started to rain.
I *enjoy* (Verbo) walking by the beach at sunset.
*Can* (Verbo modal) you pass the salt, please?
You *should* (Verbo modal) check your answers before submitting the test.
He never *forgets* (Verbo) his friends’ birthdays.
The movie starts at eight o’clock *sharp* (Advérbio).
They *live* (Verbo) in a small apartment in the city center.
She *likes* (Verbo) to wake up early and jog before breakfast.
Do they *know* (Verbo) how to get to the museum?
