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    The document contrasts the simple past and past continuous tenses in Portuguese. [1] The simple past is used to describe completed actions in the past that are not still happening, while the past continuous describes actions that were ongoing in the past. [2] It provides the conjugation rules for each tense, noting that the simple past typically adds "-ed" to verbs and the past continuous uses the verb "to be" in the past tense plus the present participle form ending in "ing". [3] Examples are given to illustrate the different uses of each tense.

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    The document contrasts the simple past and past continuous tenses in Portuguese. [1] The simple past is used to describe completed actions in the past that are not still happening, while the past continuous describes actions that were ongoing in the past. [2] It provides the conjugation rules for each tense, noting that the simple past typically adds "-ed" to verbs and the past continuous uses the verb "to be" in the past tense plus the present participle form ending in "ing". [3] Examples are given to illustrate the different uses of each tense.

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    The document contrasts the simple past and past continuous tenses in Portuguese. [1] The simple past is used to describe completed actions in the past that are not still happening, while the past continuous describes actions that were ongoing in the past. [2] It provides the conjugation rules for each tense, noting that the simple past typically adds "-ed" to verbs and the past continuous uses the verb "to be" in the past tense plus the present participle form ending in "ing". [3] Examples are given to illustrate the different uses of each tense.

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    PASSADO

    SIMPLES CONTÍNUO

    USO USO
    É utilizado para expressar É usado quando queremos dizer
    hábitos ou ações que que algo estava acontecendo no
    aconteceram no passado e momento da fala, mas já terminou
    não irão mais acontecer.
    I was traveling alone yesterday.
    I liked him very much.
    You were saying something to her last
    She traveled alone.
    week.

    ESTRUTURA ESTRUTURA

    Aff: S+V (passado)+C Aff: S+Aux+V-ING+C


    Neg: S+ Aux+ Not+V+C Neg: S+ Aux+ Not+V-ING+C
    Int: Aux+S+V+C Int: Aux+S+V-ING+C
    Auxiliar: Verbo To Be no
    Auxiliar: Did
    obs.: Não é necessário conjugar o verbo
    passado (concordando com o
    quando utiliza-se o auxiliar. sujeito)--> Was e Were

    CONJUGAÇÃO CONJUGAÇÃO

    Adiciona-se -ed ao final do O verbo utilizado nesse tempo


    verbo para torná-lo passado, verbal deve estar no gerúndio.
    exceto irregulares * Para isso, adiciona-se ING ao

    verbo
    Ex.: She worked here

    He went home at 5PM Ex.: I was working yesterday

    EXEMPLOS EXEMPLOS

    I wrote letters to my friends. It was raining last night.


    He paid the bills yesterday. You were telling me the truth
    We knew to do the tests. You were not (weren’t)
    My daughter didn’t (did not) swimming in the sea.
    finish her homework. He was not (wasn’t) reading a
    They didn’t (did not) want to romantic book.
    live in that apartment. She was not (wasn’t) writing an
    Did she start to read that e-mail to me.
    book? Why was it happening?
    Where did you put my Were you studying Portuguese?
    sunglasses? Were we working alone?

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