Verinha Teacher: Usos de too, as well , also e either + additions

quarta-feira, 12 de agosto de 2015

Usos de too, as well , also e either + additions

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Aula 38 Apostila 5

1- Usos de TOO / ALSO / AS WELL / EITHER

Os advérbios too, as well e also significam “também” e são usados em frases afirmativas ou interrogativas.

Too e as well são normalmente usados ao final da oração.

Ex.: Mary is a nurse. She works as a baby-sitter too / as well.

Bob plays the guitar. Is he a singer, too/as well?

Also é geralmente colocado antes do verbo principal,

Mary is a nurse. She also works as a babby-sitter.

ou depois do verbo auxiliar.

Bob not only plays the guitar. He is also a singer.

EITHER

O advérbio either significa “também” e é usado ao final de orações NEGATIVAS.

Ex.: I don’t like jazz. I don’t like classical music either.

Additions são orações curtas, usadas para reforçar ou complementar um comentário anterior.

O verbo auxiliar deve ser o mesmo da oração anterior.

AFFIRMATIVE ADDITIONS

Mary is studying hard.

John is too. Sujeito + auxiliar + TOO

So is John. SO + auxiliar + Sujeito

Mary lives in New York.

John does too.

So does John.

NEGATIVE ADDITIONS

Richard can’t swim.

I can’t either . Sujeito + auxiliar negativo + EITHER

Neither can I. NEITHER + auxiliar afirmativo + sujeito

Nor can I. NOR + auxiliar afirmativo + sujeito

They won’t be ready by 8 o’clock.

I won’t either.

Neither will I.

Nor will I.