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MODAL VERBS
BY TEACHER ANA PAULA
SALVADOR, ESP.
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Verbo to be;
Presente Simples;
Presente Contínuo.
Significaser ou estar;
É o único verbo flexionado da Língua Inglesa;
Não faz uso de verbos auxiliares.
EXEMPLOS
I am a teacher.
She is a student.
We are at school.
Carlos isn’t my friend.
How are you?
VERBO TO BE - PRESENT
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AFIRMATIVO NEGATIVO
I am a doctor I am not a doctor
You are a dentist You are not a dentist
He is a nurse He is not a nurse
She is a teacher She is not a teacher
We are students We are not students
You are drivers You are not drivers
They are dancers They are not dancers
TO BE - PRESENT
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AFIRMATIVO NEGATIVO
I’m a doctor I ’m not a doctor
You’re a dentist You aren’t a dentist
He’s a nurse He isn’t a nurse
She’s a teacher She isn’t a teacher
We’re students We aren’t students
You’re drivers You aren’t drivers
They’re dancers They aren’t dancers
To Be - Contractions
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QUESTIONS
Am I a doctor?
Are you a dentist?
Is he a nurse?
Is she a teacher?
Are we late?
Are you drivers?
Are they dancers?
To Be - Questions
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AFIRMATIVO NEGATIVO
I live in Manaus I don’t live
You work in a school You don’t work
He dances well He doesn’t dance
She studies a lot She doesn’t study
We speak English We don’t speak
You study in IFAM You don’t study
They sing well They don’t sing
SIMPLE PRESENT
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INTERROGATIVA
Do I live in Manaus?
Do you work in a school?
Does he dance well?
Does she studies a lot?
Do we speak English?
Do you study in IFAM?
Do they sing well?
SIMPLE PRESENT
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS
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NEGATIVO NEGATIVO
I am not working I ‘m not working
You are not studying You aren’t studying
He is not sleeping He isn’t sleeping
She is not dancing She isn’t dancing
We are not writing We aren’t writing
You are not singing You aren’t singing
They are not driving They aren’t driving
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
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INTERROGATIVO
Am I working?
Are you studying?
Is he sleeping?
Is she dancing?
Are we writing?
Are you singing?
Are they driving?
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
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IMPERATIVE
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Simple Past;
Past of Be.
EXEMPLOS
I am a teacher -I was a teacher
She is a student -She was a student
We are at school -We were at school
Carlos isn’t my friend- Carlos wasn’t my…
How are you? -How were you?
PAST OF BE
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AFIRMATIVO AFIRMATIVO
I am I was
You are You were
He is He was
She is She was
We are We were
You are You were
They are They were
TO BE - PAST
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NEGATIVO NEGATIVO
I’m not a doctor I wasn’t a doctor
You aren’t a dentist You weren’t a dentist
He isn’t a nurse He wasn’t a nurse
She isn’t a teacher She wasn’t a teacher
We aren’t students We weren’t students
You aren’t drivers You weren’t drivers
They aren’t dancers They weren’t dancers
TO BE - PAST
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QUESTIONS QUESTIONS
Am I a doctor? Was I a doctor?
Are you a dentist? Were you a dentist?
Is he a nurse? Was he a nurse?
Is she a teacher? Was she a teacher?
Are we late? Were we late?
Are you drivers? Were you drivers?
Are they dancers? Were they dancers?
TO BE - PAST
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EXEMPLOS:
I work everyday – I worked yesterday
Paulo lives in Mao – Paulo lived in Mao
We dance well – We danced well
AFIRMATIVO AFIRMATIVO
I live in Manaus I lived in Manaus
You work in a school You worked in a school
He dances well He danced well
She studies a lot She studied a lot
We play tennis We played tennis
You visit your family You visited your family
They talk a lot They talked a lot
NEGATIVO NEGATIVO
I don’t live I didn’t live
You don’t work You didn’t work
He doesn’t dance He didn’t dance
She doesn’t study She didn’t study
We don’t speak We didn’t speak
You don’t study You didn’t study
They don’t sing They didn’t sing
SIMPLE PAST
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INTERROGATIVA INTERROGATIVA
Do I live in Manaus? Did I live in Manaus?
Do you work in a school? Did you work in a school?
Does he dance well? Did he dance well?
Does she studies a lot? Did she study a lot?
Do we speak English? Did we speak English?
Do you study in IFAM? Did you study in IFAM?
Do they sing well? Did they sing well?
SIMPLE PAST
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Yesterday was a busy day. I got up, had breakfast and went
to work. I worked for Victoria Secrets, but I waited a lot to
start the photos shooting. After, I went back home, had
lunch and played with my son. In the evening, I got back to
work again, to model in a fashion show, for Marc Jacobs.
After, I went back home, had a shower, kissed my son
goodnight and went to bed at midnight. I didn’t see my
husband because he travelled for work.
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A day in
Gisele Bünchen’s life
Will Might
Would Should
Can/Could Must
May
CARACTERÍSTICAS:
Invariáveis;
Não necessitam de verbos auxiliares;
WILL
É usado para transpor os verbos para o futuro.
EXEMPLO:
I work - I will work (I’ll work)
She dances - She will dance (She’ll dance)
They sleep - They will sleep (They’ll sleep)
Would
É usado para transpor os verbos para o futuro do
pretérido.
EXEMPLO:
I work - I would work (I’d work)
She dances - She would dance (She’d)
They sleep - They would sleep (They’d)
CAN/COULD
É usado para falar de habilidades. O passado de
Can é Could.
EXEMPLOS:
I can sing - I could sing
She can dance - She could dance
They can drive - They could drive
WILL/CAN/COULD/MAY/MIGHT
São usados para falar de POSSIBILIDADE.
EXEMPLOS: Mais
Provável
I’m going to Manaus today.
I will go to Manaus today.
I can go to Manaus today.
I could go to Manaus today.
I may go to Manaus today.
Menos
I might go to Manaus today. Provável
CAN/COULD/MAY/MIGHT
São usados para pedir PERMISSÃO
Informal
EXEMPLOS:
Can I come in, Laura?
Could I come in, Mr. Mendes?
May I come in, teacher?
Might I come in, Mrs. President?
Formal
MUST
SHOULD
Usadopara falar de
Usadopara dar
conselho. obrigações, proibições
e deduções:
Exemplo.:
Exemplo:
Youshould exercise to
You must obey the
be healthy.
laws or you will go to
jail.
SHOULD x MUST
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