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Grammar

How

Hoje vamos aprender a usar a palavra how.

1. Utilizamos a palavra how da mesma forma que a palavra como em português.

Exemplo:

How are you?

I'm good, and you?

How are you doing today?

I am doing fine, thanks. How about you?

How will you travel to India next year?

I will travel by plane.

How do you feel about your job?

I love it. It is very exciting.

2. Podemos, também, colocamos a palavra how junto com um adjetivo, em geral, significando "quão".

How old are you?

I am 24 years old.

How tall are you?

I am 6 feet 2.

How long is the movie?

It is 2 hours long.

How much money do you need?

I need 400 dollars.

How many brothers and sisters do you have?

I have one sister and two brothers.

Pronunciation

Examples
thin	throw
thumb	author
healthy	birth
path	think
theme	moth

Vocabulary

Cars

Trunk
License plate
Bumper
Brake light
Hubcap
Door
Wheel
Tire
Tread
Shock absorber
Rear-view mirror
Hood
Blinker
Headlight
Windshield wiper
Windshield
Seat
Seat belt
Motor, engine
Jack
Floor mat
Jumper cables
Battery
Exhaust pipe
Muffler
Gas can
Spark plug
Motor oil
Funnel
Dip stick
Horn
Honk
Steering wheel
Speedometer
Odometer
Fuel gauge
Pedals
Clutch
Brake
Accelerator
Stick shift, gear shift

http://www.languageguide.org/english/vocabulary/car/

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 Hoje vamos aprender a usar a palavra '''how'''.
-Em geral, traduzimos a palavra '''how''' da mesma forma que utilizamos a palavra '''como''' em português.
+. Utilizamos a palavra '''how''' da mesma forma que a palavra '''como''' em português.
 Exemplo:
 {| class="prettytable"
-| How are you? || Como você está?
+|
-|-
+* How are you?
-| How are you doing today? || Como você está hoje?
+::I'm good, and you?
+* How are you doing today?
+::I am doing fine, thanks. How about you?
+* How will you travel to India next year?
+::I will travel by plane.
+* How do you feel about your job?
+::I love it. It is very exciting.
 |}
+. Podemos, também, colocamos a palavra '''how''' junto com um adjetivo, em geral, significando "quão".
-How are you?
-How old are you?
-How tall are you?
-How long is the movie?
-How much money do you need?
-How many brothers and sisters do you have?
-<br>
-Traduzindo para o português temos:
-{| class="prettytable"
-| '''much''' || muito || usado com substantivos não contáveis.
-|-
-| '''many''' || muitos || usado com substantivos contáveis.
-|-
-| '''a lot of''' || muito, muitos || usado com substantivos contáveis e não contáveis.
-|}
-<br>
-Exemplos:
 {| class="prettytable"
 |
-*I have many friends.
+*How old are you?
-*She doesn't have much time.
+::I am 24 years old.
-*He has a lot of friends.
+*How tall are you?
-*They have a lot of time.
+::I am 6 feet 2.
+*How long is the movie?
+::It is 2 hours long.
+*How much money do you need?
+::I need 400 dollars.
+*How many brothers and sisters do you have?
+::I have one sister and two brothers.
 |}
-<br>
-Friends é um substantivo contável.
-Time é um substantivo não contável.
-Uma dica útil é que a palavra many vem sempre com substantivos no plural, enquanto o much com substantivos no singular. Friends está no plural, enquanto time está no singular.

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