Mostrando postagens com marcador simple past. Mostrar todas as postagens
Mostrando postagens com marcador simple past. Mostrar todas as postagens

sexta-feira, 10 de outubro de 2014

ASKING QUESTIONS IN ENGLISH


Você é daqueles que sempre tem dúvida na hora de fazer uma pergunta em inglês?

Sempre confunde o uso de do, does, did, is, are, etc?

Dê uma olhada na apresentação abaixo e acabe com todas elas.

Check it out!


sexta-feira, 24 de janeiro de 2014

SIMPLE PAST - PASSADO SIMPLES



O passado simples em inglês não tem segredo. Suas estruturas não variam de acordo com a pessoa. Isso quer dizer que o que se aplica a um pronome vale para todos, seja na afirmativa, na negativa ou na interrogativa. Isso não ocorre no presente, por exemplo.


AFIRMATIVA:

Todos os verbos em inglês possuem três formas: Presente, passado e particípio. Para formular frases na afirmativa e no passado, é preciso saber qual é o passado daquele verbo.

Ex.: 


PRESENTE
PASSADO
PARTICÍPIO
SEE
SAW
SEEN
GO
WENT
GONE
EAT
ATE
EATEN
DRINK
DRANK
DRUNK
COME
CAME
COME
WORK
WORKED
WORKED
STUDY
STUDIED
STUDIED
PLAY
PLAYED
PLAYED















Os verbos são divididos em regulares e irregulares. Os regulares são aqueles cuja forma no passado termina em -ED; os irregulares são aqueles que possuem um passado que não segue essa regra. Confira aqui uma lista com o passado dos verbos irregulares.




NEGATIVAS E INTERROGATIVAS:

Para as negativas e perguntas, não é necessário modificarmos o verbo. Como usaremos auxiliares que se referem exclusivamente ao passado (didn't e did, respectivamente), o verbo ficará no presente, conforme as figuras acima a abaixo:




Veja a tabela:



AFFIRMATIVE
NEGATIVE
INTERROGATIVE
INT/NEG
I
I SAW
I DIDN'T SEE
DID I SEE?
DIDN'T I SEE?
YOU
YOU SAW
YOU DIDN'T SEE
DID YOU SEE?
DIDN'T YOU SEE?
HE
HE SAW
HE DIDN'T SEE
DID HE SEE?
DIDN'T HE SEE?
SHE
SHE SAW
SHE DIDN'T SEE
DID SHE SEE?
DIDN'T SHE SEE?
IT
IT SAW
IT DIDN'T SEE
DID IT SEE?
DIDN'T IT SEE?
YOU
YOU SAW
YOU DIDN'T SEE
DID YOU SEE?
DIDN'T YOU SEE?
THEY
THEY SAW
THEY DIDN'T SEE
DID THEY SEE?
DIDN'T THEY SEE?
WE
WE SAW
WE DIDN'T SEE
DID WE SEE?
DIDN'T WE SEE?


sexta-feira, 1 de novembro de 2013

PERFECT TENSES




Através de tabelas e exemplos, esse post mostrará as características de alguns dos tempos verbais perfeitos em inglês. 

São eles: Present Perfect (e suas diferenças com o Simple Past), Present Perfect + time adverbs, Present Perfect Continuous, Past Perfect e Modal Perfect. Confira abaixo:


PRESENT PERFECT (e suas diferenças com o Simple Past)



SIMPLE PAST
PRESENT PERFECT


HOW TO USE IT



Action that happened in the past; it’s important to say when it happened, at a specific moment.

Action that happened in the past; it’s not important to say when it happened, at a non-specific moment.



AFFIRMATIVE



I saw the movie yesterday.


(pronome + verbo no passado)

I have seen the movie.


(I,YOU,THEY, WE + have + verbo no particípio)
(HE, SHE, IT + has + verbo no particípio)



NEGATIVE



I didn’t see the movie yesterday.


(pronome + didn’t + verbo no presente)


I haven’t seen the movie.


(I,YOU,THEY, WE + haven’t + verbo no particípio)
(HE, SHE, IT + hasn’t + verbo no particípio)



INTERROGATIVE



Did you see the movie yesterday?


(did + pronome + verbo no presente)

Have you seen the movie?


(have + I,YOU,THEY, WE  + verbo no particípio)
(has + HE, SHE, IT + verbo no particípio)


Mais sobre o Present Perfect: Clique aqui




PRESENT PERFECT + TIME ADVERBS

JEANY SF
USE
TIP
PRESENT PERFECT + JUST
Very recent past
AFF/NEG/INT
PRESENT PERFECT + EVER
Life experience
AFF/INT
PRESENT PERFECT + ALREADY
Action that has happened before expected
AFF/INT
PRESENT PERFECT + NEVER
Life experience
AFF
PRESENT PERFECT + YET
Action that still hasn’t happened
NEG/INT
PRESENT PERFECT + SINCE
When an action has started
AFF/NEG
PRESENT PERFECT + FOR
Duration / Period
AFF/NEG

Mais sobre Present Perfect + Time adverbs: Clique aqui



MODAL PERFECT
    

WOULD HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE


Hypothesis about the past

COULD HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE

Speculating about possibilities in the past

SHOULD HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE


Regrets

MUST HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE

Speculating about an action that probably has happened.

MAY HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE

Speculating about an action that maybe has happened.

MIGHT HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE

Speculating about an action that maybe has happened.

CAN’T HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE

Speculating about an action that probably hasn’t happened.

Mais sobre Modal Perfect: Clique aqui



PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS


PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS


HOW TO USE IT




Action that has started in the past and it is still happening


AFFIRMATIVE



I have been studying here since 2010.

(I,YOU,THEY, WE + have been + verbo no ING)
(HE, SHE, IT + has been + verbo no ING)



NEGATIVE



I haven’t been studying here since 2010.

(I,YOU,THEY, WE + haven’t been + verbo no ING)
(HE, SHE, IT + hasn’t  been + verbo no ING)



INTERROGATIVE



Have you been studying here since 2010?

(have + I,YOU,THEY, WE  + been +  verbo no ING)
(has + HE, SHE, IT + been + verbo no ING)




PAST PERFECT


PAST PERFECT

HOW TO USE IT

Action that has happened before another action also in the past



AFFIRMATIVE



had cleaned the house when she arrived


(pronome + had + verbo no particípio)




NEGATIVE



I hadn’t cleaned the house when she arrived


(pronome + hadn’t + verbo no particípio)




INTERROGATIVE



Had you cleaned the house when she arrived?

(had + pronome + verbo no particípio)