Question about Oral Reproduction
Subject English
English
Source Originais Teachy
Originais Teachy
Topic Oral Reproduction
Oral Reproduction
Difficulty Hard
Hard
(Originais Teachy 2024) - Question Hard of English
When we talk to someone, it is very important to use the right words and also know how words change when we are talking about different people or things. For example, in the sentence 'Eu levo o livro', the verb 'levo' matches the pronoun 'eu'. If it were another person speaking, the verb would change to match them, as in 'Tu levas o livro' or 'Ele/ela leva o livro'. Now, imagine you are telling your friend about the day you and your brother brought a surprise to the family. Write how you would tell this story and remember to flex the verbs according to who did the action, using the pronouns 'eu' and 'ele' to show how the surprise was brought. In your story, what did you and your brother do to match the verb that shows who did the action?Answer sheet:
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