COHESIVE ELEMENTS
INTEGRANTES: ALISSON COSTA, MARIA HELOISA, MARIA RIANE, MARJOLIE MARIA E RAFAEL CLARINDO.
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EXEMPLO 2
EXEMPLO 1
CONCEITO
EXEMPLO 3
EXERCÍCIO 2
EXERCÍCIO 1
CONCEITO:
As conjunções e os conectores são termos que ligam orações e palavras, estabelecendo uma relação de coordenação ou de subordinação entre elas.
COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS:
Ligam duas palavras ou orações independentes dentro de um período. - John and Mary are here and are ready to work. - The game was difficult, but we won. - You can go or stay.
CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS:
São sempre usadas em pares, mas nunca vêm uma logo após a outra. Elas são utilizadas para estabelecer alguma relação entre dois elementos de uma frase. - Both John and Lucy went to the grocery store yesterday. - I can neither speak nor read Chinese. - I am not only glad but also surprised.
SEQUENCERS:
São expressões usadas para mostrar a ordem de acontecimento de fatos que se narra. - First, we will go to England; the we will travel to Italy. After that, we will visit Spain and finally we will go black to Brazil. - First pf all, let me thank you for your gift. - First, the teacher explained the lesson. Then, the students did an exercise.
1. Would you rather have cheese ___ bologna on your sandwich? A) For B) Nor C) Or D) So
2. Have you made a decision about ___ to go to the movies ___ not? A) If / then B) Either / or C) Whether / or D) What with / and
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COHESIVE ELEMENTS
INTEGRANTES: ALISSON COSTA, MARIA HELOISA, MARIA RIANE, MARJOLIE MARIA E RAFAEL CLARINDO.
START
EXEMPLO 2
EXEMPLO 1
CONCEITO
EXEMPLO 3
EXERCÍCIO 2
EXERCÍCIO 1
CONCEITO:
As conjunções e os conectores são termos que ligam orações e palavras, estabelecendo uma relação de coordenação ou de subordinação entre elas.
COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS:
Ligam duas palavras ou orações independentes dentro de um período. - John and Mary are here and are ready to work. - The game was difficult, but we won. - You can go or stay.
CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS:
São sempre usadas em pares, mas nunca vêm uma logo após a outra. Elas são utilizadas para estabelecer alguma relação entre dois elementos de uma frase. - Both John and Lucy went to the grocery store yesterday. - I can neither speak nor read Chinese. - I am not only glad but also surprised.
SEQUENCERS:
São expressões usadas para mostrar a ordem de acontecimento de fatos que se narra. - First, we will go to England; the we will travel to Italy. After that, we will visit Spain and finally we will go black to Brazil. - First pf all, let me thank you for your gift. - First, the teacher explained the lesson. Then, the students did an exercise.
1. Would you rather have cheese ___ bologna on your sandwich? A) For B) Nor C) Or D) So
2. Have you made a decision about ___ to go to the movies ___ not? A) If / then B) Either / or C) Whether / or D) What with / and