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Time
7:00
7:50
8:40
Monday
Tuesdey
School schedule
Wednesday Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Break
9:45
10:35
Provas e Trabalhos
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Data
Nota
Faltas
INTRODUO
Teacher
1 BIMESTRE................................................................................................
1.1
1.1.1
Reading Strategies..........................................................................
1.1.2
Cohesion/conjunctions.....................................................................
1.1.3
1.1.4
2 BIMESTRE................................................................................................
2.1
LINGUISTIC ASPECTS.............................................................................
2.1.1
2.1.2
2.1.3
3 BIMESTRE................................................................................................
3.1
LINGUISTIC ASPECTS.............................................................................
LINGUISTIC ASPECTS.............................................................................
3.1.1
Reflexive Pronouns..........................................................................
3.1.2
3.1.3
Relative Pronouns............................................................................
3.1.4
Passive Voice...................................................................................
3.1.5
Tag Questions..................................................................................
4 BIMESTRE................................................................................................
4.1
LINGUISTIC ASPECTS.............................................................................
4.1.1
Reported Speech.............................................................................
4.1.2
4.1.3
Reported Questions.........................................................................
1 1 BIMESTRE
1.1 LINGUISTIC ASPECTS
1.1.1 Reading Strategies
Observando as estratgias de leitura a seguir, voc finalmente
concluir que: A compreenso do texto dispensa a traduo palavra por
palavra. O uso excessivo do dicionrio implica em perda de tempo.
necessrio o uso constante de raciocnio para analisar, deduzir e concluir
satisfatoriamente. Sempre que voc ler um texto instrumental, no caso um
texto em lngua estrangeira, deve:
1 No usar o dicionrio neste primeiro momento.
2 Atentar para a apresentao visual do texto.
3 Atentar para o ttulo do texto (h sempre uma correlao entre ttulo e
assunto do texto).
4 Fazer um brainstorm do ttulo (todos os possveis assuntos que podem
aparecer no texto), utilizando o seu previous knowledge (o que voc sabe
sobre o assunto).
5 Fazer uma previso dos possveis assuntos a serem tratados no texto
(Prediction).
6 Ler o texto do comeo ao fim, partindo do geral para o especfico,
atentando para:
6.1 as palavras transparentes (cognate words).
6.2 as palavras conhecidas (palavras que voc j sabe em ingls).
7 Inferir as palavras apenas pelos seus contextos, sem a ajuda de um
dicionrio.
8 Depois de ter lido todo o texto, voc deve ler cada pargrafo
novamente, atentando para o tpico frasal de cada pargrafo.
9 Voc deve usar o dicionrio apenas para entender as palavras mais
importantes de cada pargrafo.
1 SKIMMING:
2 SCANNING:
4 REPEATED WORDS:
5 TYPOGRAPHY:
6 KEY WORDS:
7 PREDICTION / INFERENCES
1.1.2 Cohesion/conjunctions
Temos, antes de mais nada, que saber qual a proposta da frase ou texto para
que possamos encaixar a conjuno correta.
Vejamos:
Temos conjunes para conectar duas ideias similares. (conjuno: as).
Temos conjunes para conectar duas ideias diferentes. (conjuno: but).
Temos conjunes para conectar uma ideia alternativa. (conjuno: or).
Esses foram apenas alguns exemplos, vejamos agora o estudo de cada uma
separadamente.
Adversative conjunctions Conjunes adversativas
So conjunes que nos do ideias opostas. So elas:
but mas
however entretanto
nevertheless mesmo assim
2 2 BIMESTRE
2.1 LINGUISTIC ASPECTS
2.1.1 Past Perfect Tense
Construo bsica
I'd gone
You'd gone
He'd gone
She'd gone
It'd gone
We'd gone
You'd gone
They'd gone
Eu tinha ido
Voc tinha ido
Ele tinha ido
Ela tinha ido
Ele/ela tinha ido
Ns tnhamos ido
Vocs tinham ido
Eles tinham ido
Forma negativa
I
hadn't gone
You hadn't gone
He
hadn't gone
She hadn't gone
It
hadn't gone
We hadn't gone
You hadn't gone
They hadn't gone
Eu no tinha ido
Voc no tinha ido
Ele no tinha ido
Ela no tinha ido
Ele/ela no tinha ido (neutro)
Ns no tnhamos ido
Vocs no tinham ido
Eles no tinham ido
Forma interrogativa
Had
Had
Had
Had
Had
Had
Had
Had
I
gone?
You gone?
He gone?
She gone?
It
gone?
We gone?
You gone?
They gone?
Eu tinha ido?
Voc tinha ido?
Ele tinha ido?
Ela tinha ido?
Ele/ela tinha ido? (neutro)
Ns tnhamos ido?
Vocs tinham ido?
Eles tinham ido?
Forma Interrogativa- negativa
Hadnt
Hadnt
Hadnt
Hadnt
Hadnt
Hadnt
Hadnt
Hadnt
I
gone?
You gone?
He gone?
She gone?
It
gone?
We gone?
You gone?
They gone?
Eu no tinha ido?
Voc no tinha ido?
Ele no tinha ido?
Ela no tinha ido?
Ele/ela no tinha ido? (neutro)
Ns no tnhamos ido?
Vocs no tinham ido?
Eles no tinham ido?
Notes:_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
________________________________
Exercises
I - Make the past perfect:
1. When I arrived at the cinema, the film ____________________ (start).
2. She ____________________ (live) in China before she went to Thailand.
3. After they ____________________ (eat) the shellfish, they began to feel sick.
4. If you ____________________ (listen) to me, you would have got the job.
5. Julie didnt arrive until after I ____________________ (leave).
6. When we ____________________ (finish) dinner, we went out.
7. The garden was dead because it ____________________ (be) dry all summer.
8. He ____________________ (meet) her before somewhere.
9. We were late for the plane because we ____________________ (forgot) our
passports.
10. She told me that she ____________________ (study) a lot before the exam.
11. The grass was yellow because it ___________________ (not / rain) all
summer.
12. The lights went off because we ___________________ (not / pay) the
electricity bill.
13. The children ___________________ (not / do) their homework, so they were
in trouble.
14. They ___________________ (not / eat) so we went to a restaurant.
15. We couldnt go into the concert because we ___________________ (not /
bring) our tickets.
16. She said that she ___________________ (not / visit) the UK before.
17. Julie and Anne ___________________ (not / meet) before the party.
18. I ___________________ (not / have) breakfast when he arrived.
19. He ___________________ (not / use) email before, so I showed him how to
use it.
20. You ___________________ (not / study) for the test, so you were very
nervous.
I
have been working
You have been working
He
has been working
She has been working
It
has been working
We have been working
You have been working
They have been working
I've been
You've been
He's been
She's been
It's been
We've been
You've been
They've been
Eu tenho estado
trabalhando
Voc tem estado
trabalhando
Ele tem estado trabalhando
Ela tem estado trabalhando
Ele/ela tem estado
trabalhando
Ns temos estado
trabalhando
Vocs tm estado
trabalhando
Eles tm estado
trabalhando
Forma negativa
I
haven't been working
You haven't been working
He
hasn't been working
She hasn't been working
It
hasn't been working
We haven't been working
You haven't been working
They haven't been working
Forma interrogativa
Have I
been working?
Have You been working?
Has He
been working?
Has She been working?
Has
It
been working?
Have We been working?
Have You been working?
Have They been working?
Forma interrogativa-negativa
Havent I
been working?
Havent You been working?
Hasnt He
been working?
Hasnt She been working?
Hasnt
It
been working?
Havent We been working?
Havent You been working?
Havent They been working?
Exercises
Follow the example:
1.I live here.
R: Ive been living here for 5 years.
to
music.
(Eu
curto
ouvir
msica).
I appreciate drinking hot cocoa during the winter. (Eu aprecio tomar
chocolate quente durante o inverno).
3- aps as expresses:
a) Cant stand (no pode suportar / tolerar): I cant stand boring people. (Eu
no tolero pessoas chatas).
b) Its worth (Vale a pena): Its worth working on the weekends, I generally
receive a lot of money. (Vale a pena trabalhar nos finais de semana, eu
geralmente recebo muito dinheiro).
O infinitivo a forma original do verbo, que pode aparecer com ou
sem a partcula to. Deve-se utilizar o infinitivo sem o to aps:
a) os modais (can, could, must, should, may, might).
You can work today. (Voc pode trabalhar hoje).
b) os verbos auxiliares do e will.
He will call you tomorrow morning. (Ele te ligar amanh de manh).
c) as conjunes but e except.
My boss said I could do everything on the company except arrive late to
work. (Meu chefe disse que eu poderia fazer qualquer coisa na empresa,
menos chegar atrasado para trabalhar).
Usa-se o infinitivo com o to aps:
a) os verbos: tell, invite, teach, want, invite, remind, wish, desire.
I invited my sister to have lunch with me. (Eu convidei minha irm para
almoar comigo).
b) aps adjetivos e aps as palavras: too, enough, the first, the last, the
only.
You are too elderly to work on this company. (Voc muito velho para
trabalhar nesta empresa).
Excees:
a) Existem,
no
entanto,
notice,
feel,
hear
observe) que podem ser seguidos tanto pelo infinitivo quanto pelo
gerndio sem o to.
They heard the people talking. (Eles ouviram as pessoas conversando).
They heard the people talk. (Eles ouviram as pessoas conversarem).
o o 02 o o 91 uq 81 nq o 71 u 61 su o 51 uds
41 uo 31 q o 21 unl 11 uq 01 nq o 9 o o 8 uls
7 o 6 uop 5 uo 4 dl o 3 ds o 2 u 1 :ssu
Put the verb into the correct form:
Notes:______________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
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3 BIMESTRE
he (ele)
she (ela)
we (ns)
Exercises
1.She usually looks at........in the mirror.
a.Herselves
b.Herself
c.Hers
2.We used to cut............at work.
a.Ourself
b.Ours
c.Ourselves
3.It is programmed to close............at night.
a.Itself
b.Its
c.Itselves
4.They really enjoy talking about.............around women.
a.Themself
b.Themselves
c.Theirs
5.I accidentally locked.........in the bedroom.
a.Myself
b.Mine
c.Myselves
6.John contradicted.................during the interview.
a.Himselves
b.Himself
c.His
7.Jane,you should take better care of...............!
a.Yourselves
b.Yourself
c.Yours
8.Qual a diferena entre 'Yourself' e 'Yourselves'?
R:.......................................................................................
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
We need to concentrate_____________.
THAT (Que, o qual, a qual) Pode ser utilizado para pessoas, coisas ou
animais
Aquele o homem que comprou meu
carro
That is the man that bought my car
O cantor que ela admira Elvis
The singer that she admires is Elvis
O carro que ele comprou vermelho The car that he bought is red
Onde est o vinho que ela
Where is the wine that she brought?
trouxe?
WHAT (o que)
WHOSE (Cujo)
O homem cujo carro foi roubado
mora ali
A mulher cuja filha eu conheci
uma advogada
Exercises
1 (CARLOS CHAGAS SP) My
neighbor, _________ name is Peter,
will arrive tomorrow
a)
whose
b)
what
c)
what
d)
when
e)
of whom
f)
her
2 - (CARLOS CHAGAS SP) My
sister, _____ lives in Italy, _________
Italian fluently
a)
which speak
b)
who speaks
c)
who speak
d)
that speak
e)
what speaks
3 (PUCCAMP SP) Her brothers
restaurant, ________ is easy to find,
has excellent food
a)
that
b)
which
c)
_
d)
What
e)
None
of
the
above
alternatives apply
4 (CARLOS CHAGAS SP) My
oldest sister, ________ books you
borrowed, is looking for you
a)
what
b)
which
c)
who
d)
whom
e)
whose
c)
which
d)
whom
e)
whose
6 (CARLOS CHAGAS) rico
Verssimo is a writer ___________
style I appreciate very much
a)
whose
b)
that
c)
who
d)
of that
e)
of whom
7 (FMU SP) He is the man
____________ sings very well
a)
whom
b)
how
c)
which
d)
who
e)
what
8 (UFSCar SP) Go and find the
driver
________
arrived
here
yesterday
a)
he
b)
who
c)
whose
d)
what
e)
whom
9 (PUC RS) That is the girl
______________ we spoke with
a)
who
b)
which
c)
what
d)
of who
e)
of that
GABARITO
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
A
B
B
E
A
A
D
B
Voz ativa
Take/takes
Took
Am/is/are taking
Was/were taking
Will take
Would take
Have/has taken
Had taken
Can/could/must/etc...
Voz passiva
The house is built (by my father).
The house was built.
The house is being built.
The house was being built.
The house will be built.
The house would be built.
The house has been built.
The house had been built.
The house could be built.
Voz passiva
Is/are taken
Was/were taken
Am/is/are being taken
Was/were being taken
Will be taken
Would be taken
Have/has been taken
Had been taken
Modal+be+past.part.
Exercises
01. A voz passiva de Im reading the
magazine :
a) The magazine is being read (by me).
b) The magazine was being read (by
me).
c) The magazine has been read (by
me).
d) The magazine had been read (by
me).
e) The magazine were read (by me).
02. He said: Can you show me your
passport?
a) He asked me can you show your
passport?
b) He asked to show my passport.
c) He asked: show you passport.
d) He asked to me show you passport.
e) He asked me whether I could show
him my passport.
03. He said: I am sweeping my floor.
a) He said he sweeps his floor.
b) He said he was sweeping his floor.
c) He said that he was sweeping my
floor.
d) He said his floor sweeps.
e) He said that floors are to be swept.
04. She said to me: Go!
She told me_______________.
a) had
b) going
c) go
d) to go
e) has gone
05. They said to us: Dont go!
They told us ________________.
a) go to not
b) not go
c) not going
d) not to go
e) going not
Escolha a opo com a 'tag question' mais adequada para as sentenas abaixo.
1. He was studying
English,...................?
a. Was he?
b. Wasn't he?
c. Is he?
2. The movie is fun,.....................?
a. Is it?
b. Isn't it?
c. Was it?
3. I am intelligent,...................?
a. Aren't I
b. Isn't I?
c. Am I?
4. He can drive,.................?
a. Can he?
b. Can't he?
c. Could he?
5. Turn off the light,....................?
a. Do you?
b. Should you?
c. Will you?
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4 BIMESTRE
Veja os exemplos:
He said that inflation will decrease. - Ele disse que a inflao vai diminuir.
He told the reporters that inflation will decrease. - Ele disse aos jornalistas que
a inflao vai diminuir.
What did he say when you told him this? - O que que ele disse quando tu
disseste isso para ele?
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He said "Good morning" to us. - Ele disse "Bom dia" para ns.
direct question
reported question
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As
with reported
statements,
we
may
need
to
change pronouns andtense (backshift) as well as time and place in reported
questions.
But we also need to change the word order. After we report a question, it is
no longer a question (and in writing there is no question mark). The word order
is like that of a normal statement (subject-verb-object).
YES/NO questions
We introduce reported YES/NO questions with ask + if:
direct
She said:
"
Do you like
coffee
?
"
report
ed
She
asked if
I liked coffee
In reported question: No
auxiliary "do". Pronoun change
and backshift.
Note that we sometimes use "whether" instead of "if". The meaning is the
same. "Whether" is a little more formal and more usual in writing:
He said: "Where
do you
live
?
"
report
ed
He asked me
where
I lived
In reported question: No
auxiliary "do". Pronoun
change and backshift.
reported question
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YES/NO
question
Question Word
question
Choice
question
1. Where is he?
She asked me ______________________________________________________
2. What are you doing?
She asked me ______________________________________________________
3. Why did you go out last night?
She asked me ______________________________________________________
4. Who was that beautiful woman?
She asked me ______________________________________________________
5. How is your mother?
She asked me ______________________________________________________
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encontram.
E) influncia das imagens grafitadas pelas ruas no aumento do nvel de
felicidade das pessoas.
RESOLUO E COMENTRIOS
Traduo livre do texto referente questo
Como est seu humor?
Por uma tentativa interessante de medir causa e efeito, experimente
Mappiness, um projeto gerido pela Escola de Economia de Londres que oferece
um aplicativo de telefone que registra seu humor e situao.
A pgina de internet do Mappiness diz: Ns estamos muito interessados em
como a felicidade das pessoas afetada pelo ambiente em que ela se
encontra poluio do ar, barulho, rea verde, etc assim os dados do
Mappiness se tornam absolutamente interessantes para anlise.
Isto vai funcionar? Com um nmero suficiente de pessoas, pode ser que sim.
Mas existem outros problemas. Ns temos considerado felicidade e bem-estar
como um fator comum. Isso est certo? A diferena se apresenta desta forma:
Ns ramos mais felizes durante a guerra.
Mas nosso bem-estar tambm era maior naquela poca?
Alternativa D
O tema central do texto encontra-se na segunda linha do segundo pargrafo,
que responde esta questo com fidelidade. Atente-se para: how peoples
happiness is affected by their local environment (como a felicidade das
pessoas afetada pelo ambiente). A alternativa C leva os apressadinhos at a
palavra PHONE no texto e as ilustraes levam os sem-tempo ou sem-ingls
at a alternativa E. As outras poderiam ter sido excludas pelo bom-senso.
Repare que esta questo, apesar de trazer um texto que exige vocabulrio
razovel, poderia ser respondida corretamente mesmo por aquele candidato
que possui conhecimentos bsicos da lngua inglesa. Nesse sentido,
ressaltamos 3 dicas que valem para esta e outras questes de lngua
estrangeira no Enem:
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INFINITIVE
2 PAST
PORTUGUS
TO ASK
ASKED
PERGUNTAR
TO CARRY
CARRIED
TRANSPORTAR
TO CHANGE
CHANGED
TRANSFORMAR
TO CLEAN
CLEANED
LIMPAR
TO CLIMB
CLIMBED
SUBIR
TO CHANGE
CHANGED
TRANSFORMAR
TO CONTINUE
CONTINUED
CONTINUAR
TO DROP
DROPPED
DEIXAR CAIR
TO DRY
DRIED
SECAR
TO ENJOY
ENJOYED
APRECIAR/GOSTAR DE
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TO HELP
TO HURRY
HELPED
HURRIED
AJUDAR
APRESSAR
TO IRON
IRONED
PASSAR ROUPA
TO LISTEN
LISTENED
OUVIR
TO LOVE
LOVED
AMAR
TO LOOK
LOOKED
OLHAR PARA
TO OPEN
OPENED
ABRIR
TO OCCUR
OCCURRED
OCORRER
TO PAINT
PAINTED
PINTAR
TO PERMIT
PERMITTED
PERMITIR
TO PLAY
PLAYED
TO STAY
STAYED
BRINCAR/JOGAR/TOCA
R
FICAR/PERMANECER
TO STOP
STOPPED
PARAR
TO STUDY
STUDIED
ESTUDAR
TO TALK
TALKED
FALAR
TO WASH
WASHED
LAVAR
TO WACTCH
WATCHED
OLHAR/OBSERVAR
TO WATER
WATERED
AGUAR
TO WORK
WORKED
TRABALHAR
INFINITIVO
PASSADO
SIMPLES
PARTICPIO
PASSADO TRADUO
TO ARISE
TO AWAKE
AROSE
AWOKE
ARISEN
AWOKEN
ERGUER, LEVANTAR
ACORDAR, DESPERTAR-SE
TO BE
TO BEAR
WAS / WERE
BORE
BEEN
BORNE
TO BEAT
BEAT
BEATEN
TO BECOME
TO BEGIN
BECAME
BEGAN
BECOME
BEGUN
TORNAR-SE
COMEAR, INICIAR
TO BET
BET
BET
APOSTAR
TO BITE
BIT
BITTEN
MORDER
TO BLEED
TO BREAK
BLED
BROKE
BLED
BROKEN
SANGRAR
QUEBRAR
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TO BRING
BROUGHT
BROUGHT
TRAZER
TO BUILD
BUILT
BUILT
CONSTRUIR
TO BURN
TO BUY
TO CAST
BOUGHT
CAST
BOUGHT
CAST
COMPRAR
LANAR
TO CATCH
TO CHOOSE
CAUGHT
CHOSE
CAUGHT
CHOSEN
PEGAR, AGARRAR
ESCOLHER
TO COME
TO COST
CAME
COST
COME
COST
VIR
CUSTAR
TO CUT
TO DEAL
CUT
DEALT
CUT
DEALT
CORTAR
TRATAR, LIDAR
TO DIG
DUG
DUG
CAVAR, ESCAVAR
TO DO
DID
DONE
FAZER
TO DRAW
DREW
DRAWN
TO DREAM
TO DRINK
DREAMT /
DREAMED
DRANK
DREAMT /
DREAMED
DRUNK
SONHAR
BEBER
TO DRIVE
DROVE
DRIVEN
DIRIGIR, GUIAR
TO EAT
ATE
EATEN
COMER
TO FALL
FELL
FALLEN
TO FEED
TO FEEL
FED
FELT
FED
FELT
ALIMENTAR, NUTRIR
SENTIR, NOTAR
TO FIGHT
FOUGHT
FOUGHT
LUTAR, BRIGAR
TO FIND
TO FLY
FOUND
FLEW
FOUND
FLOWN
ACHAR, ENCONTRAR
VOAR
TO FORBID
TO FORGET
FORBADE
FORGOT
FORBIDDEN
FORGOTTEN
PROIBIR
ESQUECER(-SE)
TO
TO
TO
TO
FORGAVE
FROZE
GOT
GAVE
FORGIVEN
FROZEN
GOT / GOTTEN
GIVEN
PERDOAR
CONGELAR, GELAR
OBTER, CONSEGUIR
DAR
TO GO
WENT
GONE
IR
TO GROW
GREW
GROWN
TO HANG
HUNG
HUNG
CRESCER, FLORESCER,
GERMINAR
PENDURAR, SUSPENDER
TO HAVE
HAD
HAD
TER, POSSUIR
TO HEAR
HEARD
HEARD
TO HIDE
TO HIT
HID
HIT
HIDDEN
HIT
TO HOLD
TO HURT
HELD
HURT
HELD
HURT
FORGIVE
FREEZE
GET
GIVE
BATER, CHOCAR-SE
SEGURAR, AGARRAR
FERIR(-SE), MACHUCAR
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TO KEEP
TO KNOW
KEPT
KNEW
KEPT
KNOWN
MANTER, CONSERVAR,
SABER, CONHECER
TO LAY
LAID
LAID
TO LEAD
LED
LED
TO LEARN
LEARNT /
LEARNED
LEARNT /
LEARNED
TO LEAVE
LEFT
LEFT
TO LEND
TO LET
LENT
LET
LENT
LET
EMPRESTAR
PERMITIR, DEIXAR
TO LIE
LAY
LAIN
DEITAR, JAZER
TO LOSE
LOST
LOST
PERDER
TO LIGHT
TO MAKE
LIT
MADE
LIT
MADE
ACENDER, ILUMINAR
FAZER, CRIAR, ELABORAR
TO MEAN
MEANT
MEANT
TO MEET
MET
MET
ENCONTRAR(-SE), REUNIR(-SE)
TO
MISUNDERSTA MISUNDERSTO MISUNDERSTO ENTENDER MAL, INTERPRETAR
ND
OD
OD
MAL
TO PAY
PAID
PAID
PAGAR
TO PARTAKE
PARTOOK
PARTAKEN
PARTICIPAR
TO PROVE
PROVED
PROVAR, COMPROVAR
TO PUT
PUT
PROVED,
PROVEN
PUT
TO QUIT
TO READ
TO RIDE
READ
RODE
READ
RIDDEN
LER, INTERPRETAR
CAVALGAR, ANDAR DE
BIBICLETA, CARRO, ETC.
TO RING
TO RISE
RANG
ROSE
RUNG
RISEN
TO RUN
RAN
RUN
CORRER, APRESSAR-SE
TO SAW
SAWED
SAWN
SERRAR
TO SAY
SAID
SAID
TO SEE
SAW
SEEN
VER, PERCEBER
TO SELL
SOLD
SOLD
VENDER
TO SEND
TO SET
TO SEW
SENT
SET
SEWED
SENT
ENVIAR, MANDAR
SET
PR, DISPOR, AJUSTAR
SEWN, SEWED COSTURAR, COSER
PR, COLOCAR
TO SHAKE
SHOOK
SHAKEN
TO SHAVE
SHAVED
SHAVEN /
SHAVED
BARBEAR-SE
TO SHINE
TO SHOOT
SHONE
SHOT
SHONE
SHOT
BRILHAR
ATIRAR, FERIR COM TIRO
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TO SHOW
SHOWED
SHOWN
MOSTRAR, APRESENTAR
TO SING
SANG
SUNG
CANTAR
TO SINK
SANK
SUNK
AFUNDAR
TO SIT
SAT
SAT
SENTAR(-SE)
TO SLEEP
SLEPT
SLEPT
DORMIR
TO SLIDE
SLID
SLID
ESCORREGAR, DESLIZAR
TO SMELL
SMELT /
SMELLED
SMELT /
SMELLED
CHEIRAR
TO SOW
SOWED
SEMEAR
TO SPEAK
SPOKE
SOWN /
SOWED
SPOKEN
TO SPEED
TO SPEND
SPED /
SPENT
SPED /
SPENT
APRESSAR(-SE)
GASTAR (DINHEIRO), PASSAR
(TEMPO)
ESTRAGAR, DESTRUIR, MIMAR
TO SPOIL
SPOILED /
SPOILT
SPREAD
SPOILED /
SPOILT
SPREAD
STOOD
STOOD
ESPALHAR, ESTENDER
FICAR OU PR-SE DE P
TO STEAL
STOLE
STOLEN
ROUBAR, FURTAR
TO STICK
STUCK
STUCK
CRAVAR, FINCAR
TO STRIKE
STRUCK
STRUCK
BATER, GOLPEAR
TO SWEAR
SWORE
SWORN
JURAR
TO SWEEP
SWEPT
SWEPT
VARRER
TO SWIM
TO SWING
SWAM
SWUNG
SWUM
SWUNG
NADAR
BALANAR
TO TAKE
TOOK
TAKEN
TO TEACH
TAUGHT
TAUGHT
ENSINAR
TO TELL
TOLD
TOLD
DIZER, CONTAR
TO THINK
THOUGHT
THOUGHT
PENSAR, ACHAR
TO THROW
THREW
THROWN
LANAR, ATIRAR
TO SPREAD
TO STAND
FALAR
(CRIANAS)
TO
UNDERSTOOD UNDERSTOOD ENTENDER, COMPREENDER
UNDERSTAND
TO WAKE
WOKE
WOKEN
ACORDAR
TO WEAR
WORE
WORN
TO WET
TO WIN
WON
WON
GANHAR, VENCER
TO WRING
WRUNG
WRUNG
ESPREMER, TORCER
TO WRITE
WROTE
WRITTEN
ESCREVER
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