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+ ly (mente)

Free - Livre -> Freely - Livremente


Violent - Violento => Violently - Violentamente
Normal - Normal => Normally - Normalmente
Possible - Possivel => Possibly - Possivelmente
Whose => De quem? (Whose car this that?)
Bold => ousar
Scent => Perfume
surrender => rendio
spend => gastar
unwind => desenrola
bet => apostar
chill => frio
reckon => contar?
fog => embanar
to rid => livrar
vanities => vaidade
rather be => prefiro estar/ficar
sworn =>
mess
murder
tie
flimsy
clown
otherwise
jerked off
as far as I'm concerned, your chemistry education is over
bet
awful
squeak =>
bring
ladder
stuck
whole => todo, inteiro, completo

Simple Present (Presente Simples)


I work
You work
He workS
She workS
It workS
we work
You work
They work
- Negativa e Interrogativa - DO/DOES
Para esses trs lugares usa "at"
at home
at work
at school
para os outros usa-se:
in a restaurant
in the restaurant
in a hotel
in the hotel

in
in
in
at

the morning
the afternoon
the evening
night

2 Verbos (O primeiro concorda com o Pronome e o segundo vai para o infinito)


Ns QUEREMOS ASSISTIR um filme => We want TO WATCH a movie
Ela precisa ir agora => She needs to go now
a/as/o/os => The (Artigo Definido)
um/uma => a/an ("an" usa quando o som inicial do substantivo ter som de vogal)
an island
an egg
an hour
an honor
a car
a house
I have crazy friends "as" you can see (as significa "COMO", explicando)
I'm a good person "like" you (significa "COMO" fazendo uma comparao)
inferioridade => less...than
superioridade => palavras curtas (2 silabas) acrescenta "+er"
Strong (forte) => stronger (mais forte)
Rafa is stronger than me
Let's go by car. It's cheaper.
palavras longas (+3 silabas) usa MORE
Honda Civic is MORE expensive than Palio.
Quando adjetivos terminarem em: ful, ous, re, ing, ed, ly j certeza
de que deve usar o "MORE" na frente.
Especiais: Good => Better; bad => worse; far => farther/further
She is betther than me.
This car is worse than yours.
Your house is farther than mine
Will (Futuro - decisao tomada na hora)
What would you like to drink? I will have on orange juice.
Going to => Um futuro que est claro que eu vou fazer depois distante.
I'm going to car next year.
He's going to fall in the hole
It's going to rain
I'm going to be sick
WAS/WERE (passado continuo)
Sujeito + "to be" (Was/Were) + verb+ing
SIMPLEPAST com PAST CONTINUOUS
The phone RANG when she WAS COOKING the dinner.
O telefone TOCOU quando ela ESTAVA COZINHANDO a janta.
Em adjetivos longos (+3silabas) (THE MOST)
Mary is THE MOST intelligent girl of our class
Joe is THE MOST handsome model of the world
Em adjetivos curtos (2silabas) (+est)
Julia is THE TALLEST person in class
This car is THE CHEAPEST of this store.

ESPECIAL: Good => the Best; Bad => the worst


USED TO
She USED TO HAVE long hair (Ela costumava ter cabelos longos)
We USED TO BE immature some years ago (Ns costumavamos ser imaturos h alguns anos
atrs)
The babies USED TO CRY a lot (Os bebs costumavam chorar muito)
I used to play soccer when I was 10 years old. (Eu costumava jogar utebol quando
eu tinha 10 anos)
I used to have a cat (Eu tinha um gato)
My parents used to live in the countryside when they were younger (Meus parentes
costumavam viver no interior quando eles eram jovens)
He used to ride a bike when he was a kid (Ele costumava andar de bike quando ele
era criana)
Forma negativa USED TO (DIDn't USE)
I didn't use to live abroad
He didn't use to eat to mucch chocolate when he was a kid.
I didn't use to save money, but nowadays I do it a lot
We didn't use to take a bath two times a day.
Forma Interrogativa USED TO (Did + pron + USE TO)
Did she use to have classes on Mondays?
Did they use to wake up late on weekends?

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