Verb to be
Affirmative Singular: Plural: - I am - we are - You are - you are - He is - they are - She is - It is | Negative Singular: Plural: - I am not - We are not - You am not - You are not - He is not - they are not - She is not - It is not |
Interrogative Singular: Plural: - Am I ? - Are we? - Are you? - Are you? - Is he? - Are they? - Is she? - Is it? | |
Exemplos:
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Affirmative Negative I am Rodrigo He is not tall She is Cassandra She is not from Minas Gerais He is Pedro I am not good singer They are very happy We are not the champion We are a good soccer player They are not riches | |
Interrogative How are you? Who is he? Who is she? Who is a good man? Who is the tall? |
Present Continuous tense
Affirmative - I am + verb+ing - You are + verb+ ing - He is + verb+ ing - She is + verb+ ing - It is + verb+ ing - we are + verb+ ing - you are + verb+ ing - they are + verb+ ing | Negative - I am not + verb+ ing - You are not + verb+ ing - He is not + verb+ ing - She is not + verb+ ing - It is not + verb+ ing - We are not + verb+ ing - You are not + verb+ ing - they are not + verb+ ing |
Interrogative - Am + verb+ ing I ? - Are + verb+ ing you? - Is + verb+ ing he? - Is + verb+ ing she? - Is + verb+ ing it? - Are + verb+ ing you? - Are + verb+ ing they? | |
Exemplos:
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Affirmative I am sleeping You are cooking They are visiting We are walking You is playing baseball | Negative I am not helping He is not cooking She is not visiting They are not studying We are not fining |
Interrogative Are you reading letter? Is he a good cooking? Is she good singer? Are we tall? Are they beautiful woman? |
Simple past
Affirmative - I was - You were - He was - She was - It were - We were - You were - They were | Negative - I was not - You were not - He was not - She was not - It were not - We were not - You were not - They were not | Interrogative - Was I? - Were you? - Was she? - Was he? - Was it? - Were we? - Were you? - Were they? |
Exemplos: |
Affirmative I was one She was marking reports She was busy the police station It was awful School was out earlier today | Negative I was not a gardener My brothers where not a plumber Those boys were not painters She was not a nurse She was not a bus driver |
Interrogative When was the girl at the park? Where were the two friends last Sunday? Who was at home last night? When were the girls in Paris? Who was at school yesterday? |
Past Continues tense
Affirmative - I was + verb + ing - You were + verb + ing - He was + verb + ing - She was + verb + ing - It were + verb + ing - We were + verb + ing - You were + verb + ing - They were + verb + ing | Negative - I was not + verb + ing - You were not + verb + ing - He was not + verb + ing - She was not verb + ing - It were not + verb + ing - We were not + verb + ing - You were not + verb + ing - They were not + verb + ing |
Interrogative - Was + verb + ing I? - Were + verb + ing you? - Was + verb + ing she? - Was + verb + ing he? - Was + verb + ing it? - Were + verb + ing we? - Were + verb + ing you? - Were + verb + ing they? | |
Exemplos: | |
Affirmative
I was playing soccer
He was reading a book They were swimming He was sleeping They were helping mom | Negative I was not cooking He was not dancing She was not eating We were not playing basketball They were not talking on telephone |
Interrogative Was the girl writing yesterday? Was the boy sleeping? Were the girls studying? Was Simon singing at 10 o’clock? Was Sandra teaching Portuguese? |
Simple future
Affirmative- I Will - You Will - He will - She will - It will - We will - You will - They will | Negative - I will not - You will not - He will not - She will not - It will not - We will not - You will not - They will not | Interrogative - Will I? - Will you? - Will he? - Will she? - Will it? - Will we? - Will you? - Will they? |
Exemplos: | ||
Affirmative
I will buy a bike She will go to beach He will go tomorrow He will go to garage We will ho next week | Negative I will not a operator She will not a cashier He will not a librarian We will not an electrician They will not watch TV | Interrogative Where will they try? Where will she go? When will he go? Where will Sonia go? Where will Ruan go? |
Simple present tense
Affirmative I am boy You are a girl She is a woman He is a man It is a dog | Negative I am not happy He is not beautiful She is not style We are not good They are not bad | Interrogative Is it a dog? Is she not style? Are we not good singer? Is He a man? Is she a beautiful girl? |
OBS: Verbos com terminações especiais
- To do – does - To wash – washes - To kiss – kisses- To box – boxes - To play – plays - To study – studies - To watch – watches | Does he like potato? He washes his car. She kisses my brother and me. He put pens in boxes. She plays tennis. They studies math. |
Simple Past
Affirmative - I did +irregular verb - You did +irregular verb - He did +irregular verb - She did +irregular verb - It did +irregular verb - We did +irregular verb - You did +irregular verb - They did +irregular verb | Negative - I did not +irregular verb - You did not +irregular verb - He did not + irregular verb - She did not +irregular verb - It did not +irregular verb - We did not +irregular verb - You did not + irregular verb - They did not+ irregular verb |
Interrogative - Did I +irregular verb? - Did you +irregular verb? - Did he +irregular verb? - Did she +irregular verb? - Did it +irregular verb? - Did we +irregular verb? - Did you +irregular verb? - Did they +irregular verb? | |
Exemplos: | |
Affirmative - I bought milk - I taught math - He wrote letter for parents - They put shoes black - We saw pyramids the Egypt | Negative - I did not slept - He did not Spoke - She did not Thought - We did not Flew - You did not taught |
Interrogative - Did they paint the window? - Did he wash the dog? - Did she water the flowers? - Did he fix the TV? Did they clean the kitchen? |
Uniform
Infinitive Simple Past Past participle
To bet bet bet
To cost cost cost
To cut cut cut
To hit hit hit
To hurt hurt hurt
To let let let
To read read read
Biform
To bring brought brought
To build built built
To buy bought bought
To catch caught caught
To have had had
To hear heard heard
To sell sold sold
Triform
To be was/were been
To begin began begun
To choose chose chosen
To do did done
To drink drank drunk
To drive drove driven
To eat ate eaten
To write wrote written
Present perfect tense
To cost cost cost
To cut cut cut
To hit hit hit
To hurt hurt hurt
To let let let
To read read read
Biform
To bring brought brought
To build built built
To buy bought bought
To catch caught caught
To have had had
To hear heard heard
To sell sold sold
Triform
To be was/were been
To begin began begun
To choose chose chosen
To do did done
To drink drank drunk
To drive drove driven
To eat ate eaten
To write wrote written
Present perfect tense
Affirmative - I have - You have - He has - She has - It has - We have - You have - They have | Negative - I have not - You have not - He has not - She has not - It has not - We have not - You have not - They have not | Interrogative - Have I? - Have you? - Has he? - Has she? - Has it? - Have we? - Have you? - Have they? |
Exemplos: |
Affirmative I have milk drunk He has live in Rio de Janeiro She has sold her car We have gone to NY They have seen an accident | Negative He has not been a France You have not found sunglasses She has not been a motorbike They have not gone theater You have not lived in Italy |
Interrogative Has he been to England? Have you sold your car? Have you talked to the bus driver? Has she walked to the supermarket? Has he searched his sunglasses? |
Conditional verb tense
Since or for
Since (início de uma ação)
For (período de tempo especifico)
Example
I have been here since 9 o’clock.
I have lived there for 10 years.
Just, already and yet
Just (ação que acabou de acontecer)
Already (perguntas e frases afirmativas)
Yet (perguntas e frases negativas)
Example
The plane has just arrived
Already (perguntas e frases afirmativas)
Yet (perguntas e frases negativas)
Example
The plane has just arrived
She has already done her exercises
The baby has not slept yet
The baby has not slept yet
Ever or Never
Ever (usado em perguntas)
Never (usado em frases negativas)
Example
Have you ever seen that movie?
I have never been to the place.
If or Clause
If (uma condição)
Clause (parte da oração)
Example
If I going to farm
I defend decimal clause the statute of advocate
Question word
What
What is your name?
What color is it?
What is the mater?
What about?
What now?
Where
What is your name?
What color is it?
What is the mater?
What about?
What now?
Where
Where is the light switch in this room?
Where will we go on vacation?
Where will they spend the weekend?
Where have gone recently?
Where have you taken the children?
When
Where will we go on vacation?
Where will they spend the weekend?
Where have gone recently?
Where have you taken the children?
When
When did you start working at your job?
When was the last time that you traveled?
When did you last visit your grandmother?
When do you like to go out?
When do you usually?
Why
When was the last time that you traveled?
When did you last visit your grandmother?
When do you like to go out?
When do you usually?
Why
Why are Brazilians going to Miami?
Why are people usually fired?
Why should businessman study English?
Why do you live in this city?
Why do you want to live in the States?
Who
Why are people usually fired?
Why should businessman study English?
Why do you live in this city?
Why do you want to live in the States?
Who
Who speak English at your house?
Who is youngest in this class?
Who was the first president of Brazil?
Who cooks best your house?
Who is your best friend?
How Many
Who is youngest in this class?
Who was the first president of Brazil?
Who cooks best your house?
Who is your best friend?
How Many
How many days are there in a year?
How many states are there in the USA?
How many states are there in Brazil?
How many countries are there in South America?
How many secretaries are there at your work?
How muchHow much that calculator?
How mucho this pen?
How much those pencils?
How much these eraser?
How much this box?
Adverbs
Personal Possessives adjectives Object pronouns
I My Me
You your you
He His him
She Her hers
it its its
We our ours
You your yours
They their theirs
Possessives Reflexives
Mine myself
Yours yourself
His himself
Hers herself
Its itself
Ours ourselves
Yours yourselves
Theirs themselves
Important
I always get up at 7:00 o'clock. (Eu sempre levanto às 7:00.)
I never watch TV in the afternoon. (Eu nunca assisto televisão de tarde.)
I sometimes take a shower in the morning. (Eu tomo banho de manhã às vezes.).
How many states are there in the USA?
How many states are there in Brazil?
How many countries are there in South America?
How many secretaries are there at your work?
How muchHow much that calculator?
How mucho this pen?
How much those pencils?
How much these eraser?
How much this box?
Adverbs
Personal Possessives adjectives Object pronouns
I My Me
You your you
He His him
She Her hers
it its its
We our ours
You your yours
They their theirs
Possessives Reflexives
Mine myself
Yours yourself
His himself
Hers herself
Its itself
Ours ourselves
Yours yourselves
Theirs themselves
Important
I always get up at 7:00 o'clock. (Eu sempre levanto às 7:00.)
I never watch TV in the afternoon. (Eu nunca assisto televisão de tarde.)
I sometimes take a shower in the morning. (Eu tomo banho de manhã às vezes.).
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