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- Using the Possessive Case with Gerund, e.g., 'my sister's singing pleases my father' Hey guys! Can you help me understanding a little more about structures like the one above. I can understand the concept and the ideas conveyed. I'd like to know the real and practical use of this structure, however. I mean, do people always use this structure to talk about things in general or it is something formal? o.OFebruary 11, 201620
- Sup? How do you usually spend a day off in your countries? Is it more like a family thing or not? Well, I know this question doesn't sound that complicated and it is something a bit particular for each of us.. but I've always heard things about how people spend their day offs all around the world. In Brazil we pretty much visit our relatives or hang out with our friends to the neighborhood's snack bar or we even take a short trip to the coast. How about you all?February 10, 201620
- Hey buddy! His = Dele / a casa dele = His house. Her = Dela / a casa dela = Her house. Em momentos a tradução literal do português para o inglês pode confundir, por exemplo, sabemos que 'Seu/Sua' neste caso é 'YOUR', porém nesta frase = 'este é meu irmão e seu carro' achamos duas traduções. This is my brother and 'your' car. (neste caso o carro pertence a você) This is my brother and 'his' car. (neste caso o carro pertence a ele, o seu irmão [ele], portanto usamos HIS) O mesmo aconteceria com ela... 'esta é minha irmã e sua filha' This is my sister and your daughter. (sua filha) This is my sister and her daughter. (a filha é dela) Laters ! Good luck!0 votedFebruary 10, 20160

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