26 Jan 2025, 17:52
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(mistake, should be: There's a small) Have a small pizza place on the corner
Correct
(fixed) There's a small pizza place on the corner
Start with 'it' or 'there': it's raining, there's a café
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Em português 'Está chovendo' e 'Tem uma pizzaria ali' não precisam de sujeito. Em inglês sim: 'It's raining', 'There's a pizza place there'. Quando 'tem' significa 'existe', troque por 'there is/are' (e nunca 'has').
An English sentence always shows its subject, even an empty one. Weather, distance and opinions start with 'it': it's raining, it's a short walk. When you mean a thing is present in a place, write 'there is / there are', not 'has'.
Frase começando com 'is' ou 'was'? Falta o 'it'. 'Tem' no sentido de 'existe' = there is / there are.
Wrong: Is raining a lot here
Right: It's raining a lot here
Wrong: Yes! Has many tables outside
Right: Yes! There are many tables outside
Wrong: Was a bit slow at the start
Right: It was a bit slow at the start
(mistake, should be: There's a small) Have a small pizza place on the corner
(fixed) There's a small pizza place on the corner
(mistake, should be: It's about) Is about a ten-minute walk
(fixed) It's about a ten-minute walk
(mistake, should be: It was a bit slow) Was a bit slow at the start
(fixed) It was a bit slow at the start
Yes! (mistake, should be: There are many tables) Has many tables outside
Yes! (fixed) There are many tables outside
(mistake, should be: It's raining) Is raining a lot here
(fixed) It's raining a lot here