FORMA VERBAL |
FORMA |
US0 |
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Infinitivo |
O infinitivo é a forma original do verbo. O infinitivo pode aparecer com ou sem to |
Usa-se o infinitivo sem to: a) Após os verbos anômalos b) Após os verbos make e let; c) Após os verbos auxiliares: do, does, did, will, would; d) Após as preposições but e except.
Usa-se o infinitivo com to: a) Após os verbos: tell, invite, teach, remind, wish, desire, want; b) Após: the first, the second, the last, the only; c) Após adjetivos no superlativo; d) Após: too, enough; e) Após alguns verbos (ver abaixo). |
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Gerúndio |
Verbo com a terminação ING. Observação: Os verbos com ING dos tempos contínuos não estão no gerúndio, mas no particípio presente. |
Usa-se o gerúndio: a) Como substantitvo funcionando como: – sujeito – objeto direto – objeto indireto (após preposições); b) Após os verbos GO e COME indicando atividade física; b) Após os verbos: ADMIT, AVOID, APPRECIATE, CONSIDER, DELAY, DETEST, DENY, DISLIKE, ENJOY, ESCAPE, EXCUSE, FINISH, KEEP, MENTION, MISS, PRACTICE, RESIST, SUGGEST, UNDERSTAND, QUIT; c) Após alguns verbos (ver lista abaixo) |
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· Verbos que podem ser seguidos de gerúndio ou infinitivo com TO |
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Advise Agree Allow Attempt Begin |
Continue Forget Hate Leave like |
Love Mean Neglect Prefer permit |
Remember Stop Study try |
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Observação: He stopped to talk. (Ele parou para conversar.) He stopped talking. (Ele parou de conversar.) Verbos que podem ser seguidos de gerúndio ou infinitivo sem TO (verbos de percepção) |
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FEEL |
OBSERVE |
HEAR |
SEE |
NOTICE |
WATCH |
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BLUE RINGS ENGLISH SCHOOL
BLACK THURSDAY
New York, Oct. 24, 1929. Due to heavy economic speculation, the stock market of the United States in Wall Street crashed abruptly. A record of nearly 3 million shares were traded. Banks and investment companies tried to avoid the panic buying great blocks of stock, but their attempts were in vain. The first day of real panic got known as “Black Thrusday”.
Unfortunately, the panic continued on “Black Monday” and on “Black Tuesday” (Oct. 29), when 16 million shares were traded and the stock market collapsed completely. The Great Crash precipitated the Great Depression, a 10-year economic slump affecting all the Western industrialized countries. A lot of bankruptcies occurred, causing a large unemployment rate, with severe and dramatic consequences.
(Adapted from Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1992, vol. 11. p. 277.)
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE
Answer the following questions in Portuguese according to the text.
1. O que causou a “Quinta-feira Negra” de Wall Street?
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2. Que medida de emergência foi adotada e qual o resultado?
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3. Em que dia da semana a bolsa de Nova Iorque quebrou por completo?
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4. O que foi a Grande Depressão?
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5. Relacione as colunas.
1. Due to ( ) utterly
2. Abruptly ( ) insilvency
3. Nearly ( ) decline
4. Trade ( ) number
5. Completely ( ) owing to
6. Slump ( ) ubexpectedly
7. A lot of ( ) many
8. Bankruptcy ( ) buy; sell; exchange
9. Rate ( ) almost
10. Collapse ( ) fall