VERBOS REGULARES
Infinitive – Simple Past – Past Participle – Translation
to talk – talked – talked = falar, conversar
to want – wanted – wanted = querer
to work – worked – worked = trabalhar
Os verbos regulares caracterizam-se pelo acréscimo do sufixo ED no SIMPLE PAST e no PAST PARTICIPLE.
VERBOS IRREGULARES
Infinitive – Simple Past – Past Participle – Translation
to do – did – done = fazer
to put – put – put = por, colocar
to sell – sold – sold = vender
Os verbos irregulares NÃO seguem regra quanto à formação do SIMPLE PAST e do PAST PARTICIPLE.
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TEXT
When the meal is over Thomas goes out, as he does every night. He never studies and gets terrible marks in school. He never pays attention to anything we say.
VOCABULARY
MEAL = refeição
TO BE OVER = TO END = terminar
TO GO - WENT - GONE = ir
TO GOU OUT = TO LEAVE (LEFT - LEFT) = sair
MARK = nota
TO GET - GOT - GOT (GOTTEN) = obter, adquirir
TO PAY ATTENTION TO = prestar atenção a
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Algumas expressões com o verbo TO GET
TO GET UP = levantar-se
He gets up at seven o'clock.
(Ele se levanta às 7 horas.)
TO GET ON x TO GET OFF (só para meios de transporte)
He knows how to get on a horse.
(Ele sabe como subir num cavalo.)
But he never knows how to get off it.
(Mas ele nunca sabe como descer dele.)
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