Exercícios estagio 3 do Callan method

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EXERCISES – STAGE 3
 COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES
When an adjective has one syllable, we make the comparative by adding the letters “er” and the superlative by adding the letters “est”.
For example: cheap – cheaper than;
 cheap – the cheapest
When an adjective has three syllables we make the comparative by using the word “more” and to make the superlative we use the word “most”.
 For example: Expensive – more expensive than;
 Expensive – the most expensive
 EXERCISE 1
Correct these sentences using comparative and superlative rules.
The pen is more long than the pencil.
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The door is more high than the table.
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This cup is beautifuler than that glass.
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My shoes are more new than my shirt.
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My brother is the more young in my family.
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It’s most cold in winter than in summer.
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São Paulo is most large than Jacareí.
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France is more near to England than Japan.
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I go to bed more early than my Father.
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The chair is more light than the table.
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GERUND PREPOSITION+NOUN
A gerund is a noun that we make by putting the letters “ing” at the end of a verb. For example: “speaking”, “eating”, “coming”.
In English, after a preposition we use a noun. For example: “on the table”, “after the lesson”.
If we want to say an action after a preposition, we use the gerund – not the infinitive. For example: “after eating”, “for buying”.EXERCISE 2
Complete the sentences below using the words given to you.
I am (eat) ___________________ dinner.
I was (buy) ___________________ a book for my brother.
He is (cut) ___________________ the bread with a knife.
We are (lift) ___________________ the paper with our little finger.
The dog is (follow) ___________________ her to the house.
Was the sun (shine) ___________________ yesterday?
She is (enter) ___________________ the church.
My cousin wasn’t (smoke) ___________________ in the house.
Are you (talk) ___________________to the student next to you?
The teacher is (stand) ___________________ behind the table.
PAST TENSE PAST TENSE OF REGULAR VERBS
The past tense of “I am”, “you are”, “he/she/it is” etc. is “I was”, “you were”, “he/she/it was”, “we were”, “you were” and “they were”.
We form the past tense of regular verbs by putting the letters “ed” at the end. For example: walk – walked; talk – talked; live – lived etc.
EXERCISE 3
Correct this dictation.
Last month is August and next month will be October. This ear is 2018. The government makes the laws and people brake them. The oranges and bananas was old, and tasted bad. The window is made of would and glass. I walk a lot yesterday. I watch television last week. I live at home with my parents when I was a child.