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Hey There! Let's talk about the simple present today. O Simple Present é um dos tempos verbais fundamentais em inglês e é usado para expressar ações habituais, fatos universais e eventos que ocorrem no presente. Um dos aspectos mais importantes do Simple Present é entender como construir frases nas formas afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa. Além disso, é crucial compreender quando e por que adicionamos "s" ou "es" ao final dos verbos. Vamos desvendar esses segredos juntos! Sentenças Afirmativas no Simple Present Forma Básica (Verbos Regulares e Irregulares): Para criar uma sentença afirmativa no Simple Present, siga esta estrutura: [Sujeito] + [Verbo no infinitivo] (+ [Complemento]) Aqui, usamos o verbo no infinitivo (a forma base do verbo) sem adicionar "s" ou "es" ao final, independentemente do sujeito: - I study English. - She reads books. - They travel around the world. - We enjoy watching movies. Sentenças Negativas no Simple Present F...

Hey There! Here are some sentences using irregular verbs in the Simple Past tense, covering affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms: Affirmative: 1. I drove to work yesterday. 2. She swam in the ocean last summer. 3. They sang a beautiful song at the concert. 4. He ran a marathon last month. 5. We flew to Paris for our vacation. 6. Mary ate sushi for the first time. 7. The cat caught a mouse. 8. Tom drank a cup of coffee. 9. Lisa wrote a heartfelt letter. 10. My parents bought a new car. 11. The dog bit the mailman. 12. The sun rose early this morning. 13. They broke the vase by accident. 14. I spoke to the manager. 15. She took a great photograph. Negative: 16. I did not drive to work yesterday. 17. She did not swim in the ocean last summer. 18. They did not sing a beautiful song at the concert. 19. He did not run a marathon last month. 20. We did not fly to Paris for our vacation. 21. Mary did not eat sushi for the first time. 22. The cat did not catch a mouse. 23. Tom did not...

Hey there! Here are some sentences using regular verbs in the Simple Past tense, covering affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms: Affirmative: 1. I watched a movie last night. 2. She cooked dinner for her family. 3. They visited the museum on Saturday. 4. He studied English for two hours. 5. We played soccer in the park. 6. Mary cleaned her room this morning. 7. The kids finished their homework. 8. Tom listened to his favorite songs. 9. Lisa danced at the party. 10. My parents traveled to Europe last year. 11. The dog barked loudly. 12. The sun shone brightly all day. 13. They painted the walls blue. 14. I baked a delicious cake. 15. She opened the window. Negative: 16. I did not watch a movie last night. 17. She did not cook dinner for her family. 18. They did not visit the museum on Saturday. 19. He did not study English for two hours. 20. We did not play soccer in the park. 21. Mary did not clean her room this morning. 22. The kids did not finish their homework. 23. Tom did ...

 Hey there! Vamos mergulhar no mundo da gramática inglesa e explorar um dos tempos verbais mais fundamentais: o Simple Past Tense. Este é um conceito essencial para qualquer pessoa que queira se comunicar em inglês de forma eficaz, seja para estudos, viagens ou negócios. Vamos desvendar todos os segredos desse tempo verbal e como usá-lo corretamente. O que é o Simple Past Tense? O Simple Past Tense é um dos tempos verbais mais utilizados em inglês para expressar ações que ocorreram no passado e que já foram concluídas. Ele é chamado de "Simple" porque a formação da maioria dos verbos no passado é bastante direta. Para a maioria dos verbos, você simplesmente adiciona o sufixo "-ed" ao verbo no infinitivo para formar o Simple Past Tense. Como Formar o Simple Past Tense A formação do Simple Past Tense varia dependendo do tipo de verbo. Aqui estão as principais regras: 1. Verbos Regulares: Para verbos regulares, a forma do Simple Past é criada adicionando "-ed...

Hey There! There are many ways to ask someone "How are you?" or inquire about their well-being. Here are some common alternatives: 1. How are you doing? 2. How's it going? 3. How's everything? 4. How's life treating you? 5. How are things? 6. What's up? 7. What's new? 8. How's your day? 9. How's your week? 10. How are you feeling? 11. How are you holding up? 12. How's your health? 13. How's your mood? 14. What's the latest? 15. How have you been? 16. How's your day been so far? 17. How's your day going? 18. How's everything going on your end? 19. How are you getting along? 20. What's going on with you? These are just some of the many ways you can ask someone about their well-being or how they're doing. The specific phrase you choose may depend on the context and your relationship with the person you're speaking to. See you on the next post!