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There is - There are - have-has.pptx
- 1. Mr Dantas
- 2. Mr Dantas Have Talks about possession, belongings or obligation to do something. Generally used with personal pronouns. There is/are Talks about things that exist. Not used with personal pronouns. BE CAREFUL!!!! When starting an afirmative sentence with the verb “have”, always use the pronoun “it”: It has to rain today!
- 3. Mr Dantas ALL POSSIBLE VERB TENSES WITH THE VERB “THERE TO BE”: there is/are/was/were PRESENT / PAST there have/has/had been PRESENT /PAST PERFECT there is/are/was/were going to be FUTURE (with going to) there will/would / can / could / may / might / must / should be MODALS there will have been FUTURE PERFECT there will/would/can/could/ may/ might/should have been MODAL PERFECT
- 4. Mr Dantas •Não há o que fazer! •Não tenho nada com isso! •Algo tem que ser feito. •Tem que ser assim! •Tem um problema pra resolver! •Você tem um problema pra resolver! CHANGE THESE SENTENCES TO ENGLISH: THERE ISN’T WHAT TO DO! I HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH IT! SOMETHING HAS TO BE DONE! IT HAS TO BE LIKE THIS! THERE’S A PROBLEM TO SOLVE! YOU HAVE A PROBLEM TO SOLVE!
- 5. Mr Dantas •Não tem nada aqui! Ela teve que ir embora! •Não sei o que tinha lá! Se você tivesse visto! •Se tivesse alguém lá! • •Você terá que ir comigo! CHANGE THESE SENTENCES TO ENGLISH: THERE IS NOTHING HERE! SHE HAD TO GO AWAY! I DON’T KNOW WHAT THERE WAS THERE! IF YOU HAD SEEN IT! IF THERE WAS SOMEBODY THERE! YOU’LL HAVE TO GO WITH ME!
- 6. Mr Dantas CHANGE THESE SENTENCES TO ENGLISH: •Terá alguém lá pra falar com você! •Se tiver alguma coisa errada você vai ver! •Se você tiver algum problema, fale comigo! •Espero que tenha o que fazer! •Você tem muito que fazer! THERE WILL BE SOMEBODY THERE TO TALK TO YOU! IF THERE IS ANYTHING WRONG, YOU’LL SEE! IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS, TALK TO ME! I HOPE (that) THERE IS WHAT TO DO! YOU HAVE A LOT TO DO!