TEMPOS VERBAIS

TEMPOS VERBAIS
✓ O verbo BE é importante.
✓ O nome do tempo verbal não necessariamente corresponde à cronologia.
✓ Todos os tempos verbais CONTÍNUOS possuem verbo –ING.
✓ Todos os tempos verbais PERFEITOS possuem verbo no passado particípio (terceira coluna).
 VERBO TO BE – SER OU ESTAR
Presente: AM, IS, ARE

(+) (-) (?)

I AM (I’m) I AM not (I’m not) AM I...?
You ARE (You’re) You ARE not (You aren’t) ARE you...?
He IS (He’s) He IS not (He isn’t) IS he...?
She IS (She’s) She IS not (She isn’t) IS she...?
It IS (It’s) It IS not (It isn’t) IS it...?
We ARE (We’re) We ARE not (We aren’t) ARE we...?
You ARE (You’re) You ARE not (You aren’t) ARE you...?
They ARE (They’re) They ARE not (They aren’t) ARE they...?

SUJEITO + BE SUJEITO + BE + NOT BE + SUJEITO

 VERBO TO BE – SER OU ESTAR
Passado: WAS , WERE

(+) (-) (?)

I WAS I WAS not (I wasn’t) WAS I...?
You WERE You WERE not (You weren’t) WERE you...?
He WAS He WAS not (He wasn’t) WAS he...?
She WAS She WAS not (She wasn’t) WAS she...?
It WAS It WAS not (It wasn’t) WAS it...?
We WERE We WERE not (We weren’t) WERE we...?
You WERE You WERE not (You weren’t) WERE you...?
They WERE They WERE not (They weren’t) WERE they...?

SUJEITO + BE SUJEITO + BE + NOT BE + SUJEITO

 PRESENT CONTINUOUS
✓ Ações acontecendo no momento da fala = She’s talking to someone now.
Ela está falando com alguém agora.

✓ Situações temporárias = I work in the morning, but this week I’m working at night.
Eu trabalho de manhã, mas esta semana estou trabalhando a noite.

✓ Ações repetidas (principalmente com o uso de always e forever) = He’s always calling her.
Ele está sempre ligando para ela.

(+) She’s talking now.

(-) She isn’t talking now.
(?) Is she talking now?

Fórmula: SUJEITO + BE (am / is / are) + VERBO –ing

Expressões de tempo: now (agora), right now (bem agora), at the moment (nesse momento).
 MAPA MENTAL
PADRÃO DE CORES

NOME BIZU
EXEMPLO
FÓRMULA IMPORTANTE

EXPRESSÕES DE
USO TEMPO FORMAS (+) (-) (?)
PALAVRAS COMUNS
 SUJEITO + BE (am / is / are) + VERBO -ing

Ações acontecendo no
Situações temporárias..
momento da fala.

She’s talking to PRESENT This week I’m working

someone now.
CONTINUOUS at night.

Now
Right now
At the moment Ações repetidas. (+) I’m working at night.
Always (-) I’m not working at night.
Forever (?) Am I working at night?

He’s always calling her.

 SIMPLE PRESENT
✓ Hábitos e rotinas = I always walk the dog after breakfast.
Eu sempre passeio com o cachorro após o café da manhã.

✓ Situações permanentes = She lives in Japan.

Ela mora no Japão.

✓ Fatos naturais ou científicos = Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.

A água ferve a 100 graus Celsius.

Expressões de tempo: advérbios de frequência (always – sempre / sometimes – às vezes / never - nunca),
once a week (uma vez por semana), twice a day (duas vezes por dia), every day (todo dia).
 SIMPLE PRESENT
Fórmula: SUJEITO + VERBO INFINITIVO Fórmula: SUJEITO + VERBO –S
I, YOU, WE, THEY HE, SHE, IT

(+) They live in Japan.

(+) She lives in Japan.
(+) They do live in Japan.
(+) She does live in Japan.
(-) They don’t live in Japan.
(-) She doesn’t live in Japan.
(?) Do they live in Japan?
(?) Does she live in Japan?

AUXILIAR DO: I, you, we, they AUXILIAR DOES: he, she, it

(+) ênfase (+) ênfase
(-) (-)
(?) (?)
-Usou o auxiliar: verbo volta pro infinitivo
 @INGLESPARACONCURSOS

SIMPLE PRESENT – HE, SHE, IT

➢ Verbos terminados em: -o, -s, -sh, -ch, -x ou -z:

Go: goes She goes to school in the morning.

Do: does He does his homework at night.
Miss: misses Mary always misses the bus.
Wash: washes Tom washes the car every Sunday.
Watch: watches Tina watches lots of TV series.
Fix: fixes He fixes broken clocks.
Buzz: buzzes That mosquito buzzes in people’s ears.
 SIMPLE PRESENT – HE, SHE, IT
➢ Verbos terminados em –y precedidos de consoante:

Try: tries He tries to do his best on tests.

Reply: replies She replies texts as soon as she can.
Cry: cries The baby cries all night long.

➢ Verbos terminados em –y precedidos de vogal:

Play: plays She plays soccer.

Say: says He always says nice things about his best friend.
Stay: stays She stays at home on Sundays.
 @INGLESPARACONCURSOS
SUJEITO + VERBO / SUJEITO + VERBO -s
DO: I, you, we, they
VERBO INFINITIVO
DOES: he, she, it
VERBO - s
Hábitos e rotinas. Situações permanentes.

I always walk the dog SIMPLE She lives in Japan.

after breakfast.
PRESENT

Always (+) They study every day.

Sometimes (-) They don’t study every day.
Frequently/Often (?) Do they study every day?
Fatos naturais ou
Seldom/Rarely
científicos.
Never
(+) He reads every day.
Once a week
(-) He doesn’t read every day.
Twice a week Water boils at 100 (?) Does he read every day?
Every day degrees Celsius.
 PAST CONTINUOUS
✓ Uma ação em progresso quando outra aconteceu = She was getting on the bus when he stole her bag.
Ela estava entrando no ônibus quando ele roubou a bolsa dela.

✓ Ações paralelas acontecendo ao mesmo tempo no passado =

While she was having a lesson, the children were playing.
Enquanto ela estava assistindo aula, as crianças estavam brincando.

(+) She was getting on the bus.

(-) She wasn’t getting on the bus.
(?) Was she getting on the bus?

Fórmula: SUJEITO + BE (was / were) + VERBO –ing

Expressões: WHEN (para indicar que uma ação estava em progresso quando outra aconteceu).
WHILE (para indicar duas ações acontecendo ao mesmo tempo).
 SUJEITO + BE (was / were) + VERBO -ing

Uma ação em progresso Ações paralelas ao mesmo

quando outra aconteceu. tempo no passado.

She was getting on

PAST While she was having
the bus when he CONTINUOUS a lesson, the children
stole her bag. were playing.

Last month
Last week
Yesterday (+) He was working.
A month ago (-) He wasn’t working.
While (?) Was he working?
When
 SIMPLE PAST
✓ Sequência de ações que aconteceram no passado = First she picked up her keys, then she opened the door.
Primeiro ela pegou suas chaves, depois abriu a porta.

✓ Ações concluídas no passado = She walked to the bus stop.

Ela caminhou até o ponto de ônibus.

✓ Ações que ocorreram num tempo definido do passado = John went on holiday last month.
John saiu de férias mês passado.

✓ Ações concluídas no passado quando você diz, pergunta ou sabe quando ocorreram =
I lost my book yesterday. (Eu perdi meu livro ontem.)
When did they call? (Quando eles ligaram?)
I lived abroad last year. (Eu morei fora ano passado.)

✓ Hábitos do passado = She always had milk for breakfast.

Ela sempre tomou leite no café da manhã.
 SIMPLE PAST
Expressões de tempo: yesterday (ontem), last week (semana passada), a month ago (há um mês).

Fórmula: SUJEITO + VERBO PASSADO SIMPLES

(+) They lived in Japan last year.

(+) They did live in Japan last year.
(-) They didn’t live in Japan last year.
(?) Did they live in Japan last year?

AUXILIAR DID: todos os sujeitos

(+) ênfase
(-)
(?)
-Usou o auxiliar: verbo volta pro infinitivo
 SIMPLE PAST
REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS

REGULAR VERBS = terminação -ed IRREGULAR VERBS = não seguem regras

INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE
Act Acted Acted Arise Arose Arisen
Play Played Played Become Became Become
Walk Walked Walked Have Had Had
Wash Washed Washed Sing Sang Sung
 SIMPLE PAST
REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS

REGULAR VERBS = terminação -ed IRREGULAR VERBS = não seguem regras

INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE
Burn Burned Burned Burn Burnt Burnt
Dream Dreamed Dreamed Dream Dreamt Dreamt
Learn Learned Learned Learn Learnt Learnt
 REGULAR VERBS IRREGULAR VERBS
INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE

ACT ACTED ACTED BECOME BECAME BECOME

ACHIEVE ACHIEVED ACHIEVED CUT CUT CUT

BORROW BORROWED BORROWED BREAK BROKE BROKEN

DELIVER DELIVERED DELIVERED BRING BROUGHT BROUGHT

PUSH PUSHED PUSHED FLY FLEW FLOWN

WAIT WAITED WAITED HOLD HELD HELD

WORK WORKED WORKED KNOW KNEW KNOWN

 SUJEITO + VERBO NO PASSADO SIMPLES

Sequência de ações que DID: I, you, he, she, it

we, they Ações que ocorreram num
aconteceram no passado. VERBO INFINITIVO tempo definido do passado.

First she picked up

her keys, then she John went on holiday
opened the door. SIMPLE last month.

Ações concluídas no PAST

Ações concluídas no
passado.
passado quando você diz,
pergunta ou sabe quando
She walked to the bus
ocorreram.
stop.
Last month
Last week (+) He sang yesterday.
Hábitos no passado. I lost my book yesterday.
Yesterday (-) He didn’t sing yesterday.
A month ago (?) Did he sing yesterday? When did they call?
She always had milk Adverbs of I lived abroad last year.
for breakfast. frequency
 PRESENT PERFECT
✓ Ações que ocorreram no passado, mas o tempo é desconhecido ou não mencionado =
I have seen studied.
Eu estudei.

✓ Ações que começaram ou aconteceram no passado, mas ainda estão relacionadas ao presente =
I have lost my keys.
Eu perdi minhas chaves.

✓ Ações que ocorreram por um período de tempo que ainda não terminou =
They have been woken by the children three times this week.
Eles foram acordados pelas crianças três vezes essa semana.

✓ Ações no passado terminadas recentemente (os resultados podem ser observados):

They’ve painted the walls. They are still wet.
Eles pintaram as paredes. Elas ainda estão molhadas.
✓ Com JUST, ALREADY, YET e EVER =

They’ve just called. Eles acabaram de ligar.

They’ve already arrived. Eles já chegaram.

Have they unpacked yet? Eles já desfizeram as malas?

Have you ever traveled abroad? Você já viajou para fora do país?
 PRESENT PERFECT
Expressões de tempo: lately (ultimamente), recently (recentemente), since (desde), for (por), ever (já), just, already, yet.

Fórmula: SUJEITO + HAVE / HAS + VERBO PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

HAVE: I, YOU, WE, THEY HAS: HE, SHE, IT

Verbo regular: LIVE Verbo regular: LIVE
(+) They have lived in Japan. (+) He has lived in Japan.
(-) They haven’t lived in Japan. (-) He hasn’t lived in Japan.
(?) Have they lived in Japan? (?) Has he lived in Japan?

Verbo irregular: WRITE Verbo irregular: WRITE

(+) They have written a lot. (+) She has written a lot.
(-) They haven’t written a lot. (-) She hasn’t written a lot.
(?) Have they written a lot? (?) Has she written a lot?
 REGULAR VERBS IRREGULAR VERBS
INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE INFINITIVE SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE

ACT ACTED ACTED BECOME BECAME BECOME

ACHIEVE ACHIEVED ACHIEVED CUT CUT CUT

BORROW BORROWED BORROWED BREAK BROKE BROKEN

DELIVER DELIVERED DELIVERED BRING BROUGHT BROUGHT

PUSH PUSHED PUSHED FLY FLEW FLOWN

WAIT WAITED WAITED HOLD HELD HELD

WORK WORKED WORKED KNOW KNEW KNOWN

 PRESENT PERFECT

She’s BEEN to Japan: Ela foi e já voltou.

She’s GONE to Japan: Ela está viajando para lá ou ela foi e não retornou.

Ações que ocorreram no
passado, mas o tempo é
desconhecido ou não
mencionado.
I think I must have seen her
before.
Ações que começaram ou
aconteceram no passado e estão
relacionadas ao presente.
I have lost my keys.
Recently
Com already, just e yet.
I’ve already finished.
Already
I haven’t finished yet.
Have you finished yet?
SUJEITO + HAVE / HAS + VERBO NO PASSADO PARTICÍPIO
HAVE: I, you, we, they Ações que ocorreram por
HAS: he, she, it
VERBO PAST PARTICIPLE um período de tempo que
ainda não terminou.
They have been woken
PRESENT by the children three
times this week.
PERFECT
Ações no passado
terminadas recentemente
Lately (+) They have studied lately. (resultado observável).
(-) They haven’t studied lately.
(?) Have they studied lately?
Ever
They’ve painted the
Yet
walls. They are still wet.
(+) She has studied lately.
Just (-) She hasn’t studied lately.
Never (?) Has she studied lately?
@INGLESPARACONCURSOS
 PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
✓ Foco na duração da ação que começou no passado e continua até o presente =
The universe has been expanding for over 13 billion years.
O universo está se expandindo há mais de 13 bilhões de anos.

✓ Ação contínua no passado que terminou recentemente (os resultados podem ser observados):
Your eyes are red. Have you been crying?
Seus olhos estão vermelhos. Você estava chorando?

(+) She has been writing all day.

(-) She hasn’t been writing all day.
(?) Has she been writing all day?

Fórmula: SUJEITO + HAVE / HAS BEEN + VERBO –ing

Expressões: since (desde), for (por), all day (o dia todo), all morning (a manhã toda), for a long time (por muito tempo).
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We have been studying English since 2018.

Nós estamos estudando inglês desde 2018.
SINCE: quando a ação começou

We have been studying English for 2 years.

Nós estamos estudando inglês há dois anos.
FOR: há quanto tempo a ação acontece.
 PRESENT PERFECT or
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
sem alterar o sentido

I have lived here all my life ou I have been living here all my life.
(Eu tenho morado aqui a minha vida inteira.)

I have worked here for a long time ou I have been working here for a long time.
(Eu tenho trabalhado aqui há muito tempo.)
 SUJEITO + HAVE / HAS BEEN + VERBO -ing
Foco na duração da ação
que começou no passado e
continua até o presente.
She has been studying since 2018.
She has been studying for 2 years.
CONTINUOUS
All night
All morning
Since
For
HAVE: I, you, we, they
HAS: he, she, it
BEEN + VERBO-ING
Ação contínua no passado
que terminou recentemente
(resultado observável).
PRESENT
PERFECT Your eyes are red. Have
you been crying?
(+) He has been reading all morning.
(-) He hasn’t been reading all morning.
(?) Has he been reading all morning?
(+) They have been reading all morning.
(-) They haven’t been reading all morning.
(?) Have they been reading all morning?
 FUTURE - WILL
✓ Previsões baseadas em suas próprias crenças = It will rain later.
Irá chover mais tarde.

✓ Decisões não planejadas anteriormente = I’ll answer the phone now.

Atenderei o telefone agora.
✓ Ofertas/ Promessas = I’ll help you!
Eu te ajudarei!
(+) It will rain.
(-) It won’t rain.
(?) Will it rain?

Fórmula: SUJEITO + WILL + VERBO INFINITIVO

Expressões: now (agora), later (mais tarde), soon (logo), tomorrow (amanhã), next week (semana que vem).
 SUJEITO + WILL + INFINITIVO

WILL + INFINITIVO

Ofertas/ promessas.

Decisões não planejadas

I’ll help you!.
FUTURE – previamente.

WILL
Previsões baseadas em
I’ll answer the phone.
crenças próprias.

It will rain.
Soon (+) It will rain soon.
Tomorrow (-) It won’t rain soon.
Next year (?) Will it rain soon?
The following month
 FUTURE – GOING TO
✓ Previsões baseadas em fatos= The sky is dark. It is going to rain soon.
O céu está escuro. Vai chover logo.

✓ Planos já feitos previamente= I am going to travel next year.

Eu irei viajar ano que vem.

(+) She is going to travel next year.

(-) She isn’t going to travel next year.
(?) Is she going to travel next year?

Fórmula: SUJEITO + BE GOING TO + VERBO INFINITIVO

Expressões: later (mais tarde), soon (logo), tomorrow (amanhã), next week (semana que vem).
 SUJEITO + BE GOING TO + INFINITIVO

BE GOING TO +
INFINITIVO

Previsões baseadas em
fatos. FUTURE – Planos já feitos previamente.

The sky is dark.

GOING TO
I’m going to look for a job.
It is going to rain.

Soon
Tomorrow (+) She is going to travel soon.
Next year (-) She isn’t going to travel soon.
Now (?) Is she going to travel soon?
The following month
 FUTURE – SIMPLE PRESENT
✓ Ações que fazem parte de uma tabela de horários (timetable). Frequentemente encontradas em
cinemas, teatros, aeroportos, estações de trem, pontos de ônibus, rodoviárias etc =
The bus leaves at 3 p.m. O ônibus sai às 3.

(+) The bus leaves at 3.

(-) The bus doesn’t leave at 3.
(?) Does the bus leave at 3?

Fórmula: a mesma do Simple Present

Expressão: at (time).
 SUJEITO + VERBO / SUJEITO + VERBO -s
TEATRO, CINEMA,
ESTAÇÃO DE TREM,
AEROPORTO,
RODOVIÁRIA.

(+) The bus leaves at 3.

Ações que fazem parte de
uma tabela de horários.
FUTURE – (-) The bus doesn’t leave at 3.
(?) Does the bus leave at 3?
SIMPLE
The bus leaves at 3.
PRESENT

Soon (+) The planes take off in the morning.

At (time) (-) The planes don’t take off in the morning.
At night (?) Do the planes take off in the morning?
In the morning
In the evening
In the afternoon
 FUTURE – PRESENT CONTINUOUS
✓ Arranjos (planos para o futuro quando tudo já está organizado) =

I’m having dinner with Kate tomorrow. (We have already booked the table.)
Eu jantarei com Kate amanhã. (Nós já reservamos a mesa.)

(+) He is having dinner with Kate tomorrow.

(-) He isn’t having dinner with Kate tomorrow.
(?) Is he having dinner with Kate tomorrow?

Fórmula: a mesma do Present Continuous

Expressões: expressões que indicam futuro.

FUTURE – PRESENT CONTINUOUS

SOMENTE PESSOAS PODEM FAZER PARTE DE ARRANJOS:

He is meeting with his friends tomorrow. (Ele se encontrará com os amigos amanhã.)

NOT: It is raining tomorrow. ( A chuva não é uma pessoa.)

 SUJEITO + BE + VERBO -ing

Também podemos usar

GOING TO.
Arranjos são feitos
somente por pessoas.

Arranjos. FUTURE –
PRESENT
I’m having dinner CONTINUOUS
with Ann tomorrow.

Soon (+) You’re having dinner with Ann tomorrow.

Tonight (-) You aren’t having dinner with Ann tomorrow.
At night (?) Are you having dinner with Ann tomorrow?
Tomorrow
In the evening
In the afternoon
 FUTURE PERFECT
✓ Ações que estarão concluídas em um tempo específico do futuro =

I’ll have finished the course in three months.

Eu terei terminado o curso em três meses.

(+) I’ll have done the homework by Monday.

(-) I won’t have done the homework by Monday.
(?) Will I have done the homework by Monday?

Fórmula: SUJEITO + WILL HAVE + VERBO PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

Expressões: by (Monday), by the time (quando), in (three weeks).

 SUJEITO + WILL HAVE + VERBO NO PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

WILL HAVE invariável

VERBO PAST PARTICIPLE

Ações que estarão

concluídas em um tempo
específico do futuro. FUTURE
By the time we get
PERFECT
there, the pary will
have already started.
(+) He’ll have done the test by Wednesday.
I’ll have finished the (-) He won’t have done the test by Wednesday.
course in three months. (?) Will he have done the test by Wednesday?
In (3 months)
By (Monday)
By the time
 FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
✓ Ações que estarão em progresso num tempo específico do futuro =
In May you will have been studying with me for 4 months.

(+) In May you will have been studying with me for 4 months.
(-) In May you won’t have been studying with me for 4 months.
(?) In May will you have been studying with me for 4 months?

Fórmula: SUJEITO + WILL HAVE BEEN + VERBO -ing

Expressão: for (por).

 SUJEITO + WILL HAVE BEEN + VERBO-ing

WILL HAVE BEEN

VERBO -ING

Ações que estarão em

progresso num tempo
específico do futuro.
In May you will have
been studying with me
for 4 months.
FUTURE
PERFECT
CONTINUOUS
(+) In May you will have been studying with me for 4 months.
(-) In May you won’t have been studying with me for 4 months.
(?) In May will you have been studying with me for 4 months?

For (por)
 PAST PERFECT
✓ Uma ação que ocorreu no passado antes de outra ação que também ocorreu no passado =
When I arrived at school yesterday, the lesson had already started.
Quando eu cheguei à escola ontem, a aula já havia começado.

(+) The lesson had already started when I arrived.

(-) The lesson hadn’t started yet when I arrived.
(?) Had the lesson started when I arrived?

Fórmula: SUJEITO + HAD + VERBO PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

Expressões: expressões que indicam passado, already, yet, just.

 SUJEITO + HAD + VERBO PAST PARTICIPLE

HAD invariável
VERBO PAST PARTICIPLE

Uma ação que ocorreu no

passado antes de outra ação
que também ocorreu no PAST
passado.
PERFECT
When I arrived at school
yesterday, the lesson had
already started. (+) The plane had already landed.
(-) The plane hadn’t landed yet.
(?) Had the plane landed yet?
Already
Yet
Just
 PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
✓ Foco na duração de uma ação que começou no passado antes de outra ação também no passado =
When they arrived at the airport, she had been waiting for 30 minutes.
Quando eles chegaram no aeroporto, ela estava esperando há 30 minutos.

(+) She had been waiting for 30 minutes.

(-) She hadn’t been waiting for 30 minutes.
(?) Had she been waiting for 30 minutes?

Fórmula: SUJEITO + HAD BEEN+ VERBO -ING

Expressões: for (por), since (desde), for a long time (por muito tempo).
 SUJEITO + HAD BEEN + VERBO -ing

HAD BEEN invariável

VERBO -ING

Foco na duração de uma

ação que começou no
passado antes de outra
PAST
ação também no passado. PERFECT
CONTINUOUS
When they arrived at the
airport, she had been waiting
for 30 minutes. (+)She had been waiting for 30 minutes.
(-) She hadn’t been waiting for 30 minutes.
(?) Had she been waiting for 30 minutes?
For
Since
For a long time
 Alguns verbos não são usados nos tempos contínuos

✓ Estados mentais: believe (acreditar), doubt (duvidar), hate (odiar), know (saber), like (gostar), love (amar), prefer
(preferir), realise (perceber), recognise (reconhecer), regret (se arrepender), remember (lembrar), suppose (supor),
understand (entender), want (querer).

✓ Comunicação: agree (concordar), disagree (discordar), mean (querer dizer).

✓ Outros verbos: belong (pertencer), contain (conter), cost (custar), depend (depender), fit (servir), matter (importar),
need (precisar), owe (dever), own (possuir), possess (possuir), seem (parecer).
 I think that film is boring. (Eu acho aquele filme entendiante.)
I’m thinking about my next week. (Eu estou pensando sobre minha próxima semana.)

NON - CONTINUOUS I feel I should study more. (Eu acho que devo estudar mais.)
CONTINUOUS
I’m feeling good. (Estou me sentindo bem.)

My father has a black car. (Meu pai tem um carro preto.)

I’m having dinner. (Estou jantando.)

Does this dish taste funny? (Esse prato tem um sabor estranho?)
Tina burnt her mouth tasting the food. (Tina queimou a boca experimentando a comida.)

I don’t see the point of this. (Eu não entendo a razão disso.)
We’re seeing the dentist tomorrow. (Estaremos nos consultando com o dentista amanhã.)

The store appears to be closed. (A loja parece estar fechada.)

Tom is appearing on stage this evening. (Tom aparecerá no palco hoje a noite.)
THANK YOU!
See ya!