OCTOBER 11, 2019

English Class
REVIEW
A. Good evening! How are you today? B. I want to buy ______ , ______ e ______. What
B. I am ______. How are you? about you?
A. I am ______. What do you want to buy at the A. I want to buy ______ , ______ e ______.
store?

WARM-UP
The alphabet!
Conversation
Hello, what is your name? _________________________
Could you spell that, please? _________________________
Could you repeat that, please? _________________________
Thank you! _________________________

PRONUNC IATIO N
gr –– great, grand, grow ee –– meet, feet, need
sh –– Bishop, shoe, show ew –– new, blew, crew
ing –– morning, evening, being oo –– good, hood, wood
ion –– companion, onion, union alk –– talk, walk

VOCABULAR Y
Husband | Husband Daughter | Daughter Uncle | Uncle
Esposa | Esposa Filho | Filho Cousin | Cousin
Father | Father Avó | Avó Parent | Parent
Brother | Brother Grandmother | Grandmother Sobrinha | Sobrinha
Irmã | Irmã Tia | Tia sobrinho |Sobrinho

GRAMÁTICA
Simple Past Tense (Pretérito Simples)
A. Regular Verbs: Se acrescenta o “d” no final do verbo quando terminar em “e”. Nos demais casos,
acrescenta-se “ed”.
Examples
to close closed to learn learned
to love loved to play played
to use used to open opened

Practice:
(to change) I _________ my clothes. (to listen) They ___________ to music.
(to follow) We _____________ the (to arrive) He ___________ late.
prophet. (to study) You ___________ all day!

Os verbos que terminam com um som sonoro, se pronuncia o “ed” como “d” (sonoro)
play – played open – opened love - loved
Os verbos que terminam com um som mudo, se pronuncia o “ed” como “t” (mudo)
help – helped wish – wished work - worked
Os verbos que terminam com “d” ou “t”, se pronuncia o “-ed” como “ed” (se pronuncia a vogal)
start – started end – ended attend – attended
 B. Irregular Verbs: É necessário memorizá-los.
Examples
begin began eat ate
bring brought feel felt
come came give gave
do did know knew

HOMEWORK
Write 10 sentences using the simple past tense.

1. _____________________________________________________

2. _____________________________________________________

3. _____________________________________________________

4. _____________________________________________________

5. _____________________________________________________

6. _____________________________________________________

7. _____________________________________________________

8. _____________________________________________________

9. _____________________________________________________

10. _____________________________________________________
 ANEXO
VERBOS REGULARES
Grupo 1: “ed” se pronuncia como “d”.

PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

Abrir Open Opened Have Opened
Amar Love Loved Has Loved
Aprender Learn Learned Had Learned
Apressar Hurry Hurried Have Hurried
Mudar Change Changed Have Changed
Crer Believe Believed Has Believed
Fechar Close Closed Had Closed
Responder Answer Answered Have Answered
Continuar Continue Continued Has Continued
Ouvir Listen Listened Had Listened
Estudar Study Studied Have Studied
Explicar Explain Explained Has Explained
Desfrutar Enjoy Enjoyed Had Enjoyed
Imaginar Imagine Imagined Have Imagined
Jogar, Brincar Play Played Has Played
Limpar Clean Cleaned Had Cleaned
Chegar Arrive Arrived Have Arrived
Chover Rain Rained Has Rained
Dar Nome Name Named Have Named
Permanecer Stay Stayed Has Stayed
Pertencer Belong Belonged Had Belonged
Planejar Plan Planned Have Planned
Preparar Prepare Prepared Have Prepared
Receber Receive Received Had Received
Lembrar-Se Remember Remembered Have Remembered
Seguir Follow Followed Has Followed
Tentar Try Tried Had Tried
Usar Use Used Have Used
Viajar Travel Traveled Has Traveled
Viver Live Lived Had Lived
Virar Turn Turned Have Turned
Grupo 2: “-ed” se pronuncia como “t”
PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO
Ajudar Help Helped Have Helped
Dançar Dance Danced Has Danced
Apagar Erase Erased Had Erased
Caminhar,Andar Walk Walked Has Walked
Cozinhar Cook Cooked Had Cooked
Desejar Wish Wished Have Wished
Fumar Smoke Smoked Has Smoked
Gostar Like Liked Had Liked
Falar Talk Talked Have Talked
Lavar Wash Washed Has Washed
Olhar Look Looked Had Looked
Passer Pass Passed Have Passed
Perguntar Ask Asked Has Asked
Prometer Promise Promised Had Promised
Pular, Saltar Jump Jumped Have Jumped
Terminar Finish Finished Has Finished
Trabalhar Work Worked Had Worked
Vestir Dress Dressed Have Dressed
GRUPO 3: “-ed” se pronuncia como “-ed”.

PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

Aceitar Accept Accepted Have Accepted
Assistir Attend Attended Has Attended
Jejuar Fast Fasted Have Fasted
Começar Start Started Had Started
Esperar Expect Expected Have Expected
Esperar Wait Waited Has Waited
Existir Exist Existed Had Existed
Convidar Invite Invited Have Invited
Guiar Guide Guided Has Guided
Necessitar Need Needed Had Needed
Querer Want Wanted Have Wanted
Repetir Repeat Repeated Has Repeated
Ressuscitar Resurrect Resurrected Had Resurrected
Acabar End Ended Have Ended
Visitor Visit Visited Has Visited

IRREGULAR VERBS - #1
(MAIS COMUNS)
VERBOS ESPECIAIS:
PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE
Ser, Estar Am, Is, Are Was, Were Been
Poder Can Could Could
Ir Go Went Gone
Ter Have Had Had
VERBOS COMUNS:
PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE
Começar Begin Began Begun
Trazer Bring Brought Brought
Vir Come Came Come
Fazer Do Did Done
Comer Eat Ate Eaten
Sentir-Se Feel Felt Felt
Encontrar Find Found Found
Obter Get Got Got, Gotten
Dar Give Gave Given
Saber, Conhecer Know Knew Known
Fazer Make Made Made
Ler Read (Rid) Read (Red) Read (Red)
Dizer Say Said Said
Ver See Saw Seen
Falar Speak Spoke Spoken
Tomar, Beber Take Took Taken
Ensinar Teach Taught Taught
Dizer Tell Told Told
Pensar Think Thought Thought
Escrever Write Wrote Written
IRREGULAR VERBS # 2

PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE

Aguentar Bear Bore Borne, Born
Golpear, Ganhar Beat Beat Beaten
Tornar-Se Become Became Become
Morder Bite Bit Bitten
Quebrar Break Broke Broken
Edificar, Construir Build Built Built
Comprar Buy Bought Bought
Apanhar, Agarrar Catch Caught Caught
Escolher Choose Chose Chosen
Custar Cost Cost Cost
Cortar Cut Cut Cut
Desenhar Draw Drew Drawn
Beber, Tomar Drink Drank Drunk
Dirigir Drive Drove Driven
Cair Fall Fell Fallen
Dar De Comer Feed Fed Fed
Esquecer-Se Forget Forgot Forgotten
Perdoar Forgive Forgave Forgiven
Brigar, Lutar Fight Fought Fought
Encontrar, Achar Find Found Found

IRREGULAR VERBS - # 3

PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE

Voar Fly Flew Flown
Crescer Grow Grew Grown
Seconder Hide Hid Hidden
Bater, Golpear Hit Hit Hit
Segurar, Ter Hold Held Held
Ferir, Machucar Hurt Hurt Hurt
Guardar Keep Kept Kept
Ajoelhar-Se Kneel Knelt Knelt
Pôr Lay Laid Laid
Dirigir, Conduzir Lead Led Led
Sair Leave Left Left
Deixar, Permitir Let Let Let
Encostar, Deitar Lie Lay Lain
Mentir Lie Lied Lied
Perder Lose Lost Lost
Significar Mean Meant Meant
Montar Ride Rode Ridden
Sonhar Ring Rang Rung
Correr Run Ran Run
Buscar Seek Sought Sought
Vender Sell Sold Sold
Enviar Send Sent Sent
Marcar (Um Horário) Set Set Set
Tremer, Agitar Shake Shook Shaken
Brilhar Shine Shone Shone
Fechar Shut Shut Shut
Cantar Sing Sang Sung
Sentar-Se Sit Sat Sat
Mostrar Show Showed Shown
Dormir Sleep Slept Slept
Gastar Spend Spent Spent
Parar Stand Stood Stood
Roubar Steal Stole Stolen
Atirar Throw Threw Thrown
Compreender Understand Understood Understood
Despertar-Se, Acordar Wake Woke Woken
Vestir Wear Wore Worn
Ganhar Win Won Won
OCTOBER 11, 2019

English Class
REVIEW
A. Good evening! How are you today? B. I want to buy ______ , ______ e ______. What
B. I am ______. How are you? about you?
A. I am ______. What do you want to buy at the A. I want to buy ______ , ______ e ______.
store?

WARM-UP
The alphabet!
Conversation
Hello, what is your name? _________________________
Could you spell that, please? _________________________
Could you repeat that, please? _________________________
Thank you! _________________________

PRONUNC IATIO N
gr –– great, grand, grow ee –– meet, feet, need
sh –– Bishop, shoe, show ew –– new, blew, crew
ing –– morning, evening, being oo –– good, hood, wood
ion –– companion, onion, union alk –– talk, walk

VOCABULAR Y
Husband | Husband Daughter | Daughter Uncle | Uncle
Esposa | Esposa Filho | Filho Cousin | Cousin
Father | Father Avó | Avó Parent | Parent
Brother | Brother Grandmother | Grandmother Sobrinha | Sobrinha
Irmã | Irmã Tia | Tia sobrinho |Sobrinho

GRAMÁTICA
Simple Past Tense (Pretérito Simples)
A. Regular Verbs: Se acrescenta o “d” no final do verbo quando terminar em “e”. Nos demais casos,
acrescenta-se “ed”.
Examples
to close closed to learn learned
to love loved to play played
to use used to open opened

Practice:
(to change) I _________ my clothes. (to listen) They ___________ to music.
(to follow) We _____________ the (to arrive) He ___________ late.
prophet. (to study) You ___________ all day!

Os verbos que terminam com um som sonoro, se pronuncia o “ed” como “d” (sonoro)
play – played open – opened love - loved
Os verbos que terminam com um som mudo, se pronuncia o “ed” como “t” (mudo)
help – helped wish – wished work - worked
Os verbos que terminam com “d” ou “t”, se pronuncia o “-ed” como “ed” (se pronuncia a vogal)
start – started end – ended attend – attended
 B. Irregular Verbs: É necessário memorizá-los.
Examples
begin began eat ate
bring brought feel felt
come came give gave
do did know knew

HOMEWORK
Write 10 sentences using the simple past tense.

1. _____________________________________________________

2. _____________________________________________________

3. _____________________________________________________

4. _____________________________________________________

5. _____________________________________________________

6. _____________________________________________________

7. _____________________________________________________

8. _____________________________________________________

9. _____________________________________________________

10. _____________________________________________________
 ANEXO
VERBOS REGULARES
Grupo 1: “ed” se pronuncia como “d”.

PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

Abrir Open Opened Have Opened
Amar Love Loved Has Loved
Aprender Learn Learned Had Learned
Apressar Hurry Hurried Have Hurried
Mudar Change Changed Have Changed
Crer Believe Believed Has Believed
Fechar Close Closed Had Closed
Responder Answer Answered Have Answered
Continuar Continue Continued Has Continued
Ouvir Listen Listened Had Listened
Estudar Study Studied Have Studied
Explicar Explain Explained Has Explained
Desfrutar Enjoy Enjoyed Had Enjoyed
Imaginar Imagine Imagined Have Imagined
Jogar, Brincar Play Played Has Played
Limpar Clean Cleaned Had Cleaned
Chegar Arrive Arrived Have Arrived
Chover Rain Rained Has Rained
Dar Nome Name Named Have Named
Permanecer Stay Stayed Has Stayed
Pertencer Belong Belonged Had Belonged
Planejar Plan Planned Have Planned
Preparar Prepare Prepared Have Prepared
Receber Receive Received Had Received
Lembrar-Se Remember Remembered Have Remembered
Seguir Follow Followed Has Followed
Tentar Try Tried Had Tried
Usar Use Used Have Used
Viajar Travel Traveled Has Traveled
Viver Live Lived Had Lived
Virar Turn Turned Have Turned
Grupo 2: “-ed” se pronuncia como “t”
PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO
Ajudar Help Helped Have Helped
Dançar Dance Danced Has Danced
Apagar Erase Erased Had Erased
Caminhar,Andar Walk Walked Has Walked
Cozinhar Cook Cooked Had Cooked
Desejar Wish Wished Have Wished
Fumar Smoke Smoked Has Smoked
Gostar Like Liked Had Liked
Falar Talk Talked Have Talked
Lavar Wash Washed Has Washed
Olhar Look Looked Had Looked
Passer Pass Passed Have Passed
Perguntar Ask Asked Has Asked
Prometer Promise Promised Had Promised
Pular, Saltar Jump Jumped Have Jumped
Terminar Finish Finished Has Finished
Trabalhar Work Worked Had Worked
Vestir Dress Dressed Have Dressed
GRUPO 3: “-ed” se pronuncia como “-ed”.

PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

Aceitar Accept Accepted Have Accepted
Assistir Attend Attended Has Attended
Jejuar Fast Fasted Have Fasted
Começar Start Started Had Started
Esperar Expect Expected Have Expected
Esperar Wait Waited Has Waited
Existir Exist Existed Had Existed
Convidar Invite Invited Have Invited
Guiar Guide Guided Has Guided
Necessitar Need Needed Had Needed
Querer Want Wanted Have Wanted
Repetir Repeat Repeated Has Repeated
Ressuscitar Resurrect Resurrected Had Resurrected
Acabar End Ended Have Ended
Visitor Visit Visited Has Visited

IRREGULAR VERBS - #1
(MAIS COMUNS)
VERBOS ESPECIAIS:
PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE
Ser, Estar Am, Is, Are Was, Were Been
Poder Can Could Could
Ir Go Went Gone
Ter Have Had Had
VERBOS COMUNS:
PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE
Começar Begin Began Begun
Trazer Bring Brought Brought
Vir Come Came Come
Fazer Do Did Done
Comer Eat Ate Eaten
Sentir-Se Feel Felt Felt
Encontrar Find Found Found
Obter Get Got Got, Gotten
Dar Give Gave Given
Saber, Conhecer Know Knew Known
Fazer Make Made Made
Ler Read (Rid) Read (Red) Read (Red)
Dizer Say Said Said
Ver See Saw Seen
Falar Speak Spoke Spoken
Tomar, Beber Take Took Taken
Ensinar Teach Taught Taught
Dizer Tell Told Told
Pensar Think Thought Thought
Escrever Write Wrote Written
IRREGULAR VERBS # 2

PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE

Aguentar Bear Bore Borne, Born
Golpear, Ganhar Beat Beat Beaten
Tornar-Se Become Became Become
Morder Bite Bit Bitten
Quebrar Break Broke Broken
Edificar, Construir Build Built Built
Comprar Buy Bought Bought
Apanhar, Agarrar Catch Caught Caught
Escolher Choose Chose Chosen
Custar Cost Cost Cost
Cortar Cut Cut Cut
Desenhar Draw Drew Drawn
Beber, Tomar Drink Drank Drunk
Dirigir Drive Drove Driven
Cair Fall Fell Fallen
Dar De Comer Feed Fed Fed
Esquecer-Se Forget Forgot Forgotten
Perdoar Forgive Forgave Forgiven
Brigar, Lutar Fight Fought Fought
Encontrar, Achar Find Found Found

IRREGULAR VERBS - # 3

PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE

Voar Fly Flew Flown
Crescer Grow Grew Grown
Seconder Hide Hid Hidden
Bater, Golpear Hit Hit Hit
Segurar, Ter Hold Held Held
Ferir, Machucar Hurt Hurt Hurt
Guardar Keep Kept Kept
Ajoelhar-Se Kneel Knelt Knelt
Pôr Lay Laid Laid
Dirigir, Conduzir Lead Led Led
Sair Leave Left Left
Deixar, Permitir Let Let Let
Encostar, Deitar Lie Lay Lain
Mentir Lie Lied Lied
Perder Lose Lost Lost
Significar Mean Meant Meant
Montar Ride Rode Ridden
Sonhar Ring Rang Rung
Correr Run Ran Run
Buscar Seek Sought Sought
Vender Sell Sold Sold
Enviar Send Sent Sent
Marcar (Um Horário) Set Set Set
Tremer, Agitar Shake Shook Shaken
Brilhar Shine Shone Shone
Fechar Shut Shut Shut
Cantar Sing Sang Sung
Sentar-Se Sit Sat Sat
Mostrar Show Showed Shown
Dormir Sleep Slept Slept
Gastar Spend Spent Spent
Parar Stand Stood Stood
Roubar Steal Stole Stolen
Atirar Throw Threw Thrown
Compreender Understand Understood Understood
Despertar-Se, Acordar Wake Woke Woken
Vestir Wear Wore Worn
Ganhar Win Won Won
OCTOBER 11, 2019

English Class
REVIEW
A. Good evening! How are you today? B. I want to buy ______ , ______ e ______. What
B. I am ______. How are you? about you?
A. I am ______. What do you want to buy at the A. I want to buy ______ , ______ e ______.
store?

WARM-UP
The alphabet!
Conversation
Hello, what is your name? _________________________
Could you spell that, please? _________________________
Could you repeat that, please? _________________________
Thank you! _________________________

PRONUNC IATIO N
gr –– great, grand, grow ee –– meet, feet, need
sh –– Bishop, shoe, show ew –– new, blew, crew
ing –– morning, evening, being oo –– good, hood, wood
ion –– companion, onion, union alk –– talk, walk

VOCABULAR Y
Husband | Husband Daughter | Daughter Uncle | Uncle
Esposa | Esposa Filho | Filho Cousin | Cousin
Father | Father Avó | Avó Parent | Parent
Brother | Brother Grandmother | Grandmother Sobrinha | Sobrinha
Irmã | Irmã Tia | Tia sobrinho |Sobrinho

GRAMÁTICA
Simple Past Tense (Pretérito Simples)
A. Regular Verbs: Se acrescenta o “d” no final do verbo quando terminar em “e”. Nos demais casos,
acrescenta-se “ed”.
Examples
to close closed to learn learned
to love loved to play played
to use used to open opened

Practice:
(to change) I _________ my clothes. (to listen) They ___________ to music.
(to follow) We _____________ the (to arrive) He ___________ late.
prophet. (to study) You ___________ all day!

Os verbos que terminam com um som sonoro, se pronuncia o “ed” como “d” (sonoro)
play – played open – opened love - loved
Os verbos que terminam com um som mudo, se pronuncia o “ed” como “t” (mudo)
help – helped wish – wished work - worked
Os verbos que terminam com “d” ou “t”, se pronuncia o “-ed” como “ed” (se pronuncia a vogal)
start – started end – ended attend – attended
 B. Irregular Verbs: É necessário memorizá-los.
Examples
begin began eat ate
bring brought feel felt
come came give gave
do did know knew

HOMEWORK
Write 10 sentences using the simple past tense.

1. _____________________________________________________

2. _____________________________________________________

3. _____________________________________________________

4. _____________________________________________________

5. _____________________________________________________

6. _____________________________________________________

7. _____________________________________________________

8. _____________________________________________________

9. _____________________________________________________

10. _____________________________________________________
 ANEXO
VERBOS REGULARES
Grupo 1: “ed” se pronuncia como “d”.

PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

Abrir Open Opened Have Opened
Amar Love Loved Has Loved
Aprender Learn Learned Had Learned
Apressar Hurry Hurried Have Hurried
Mudar Change Changed Have Changed
Crer Believe Believed Has Believed
Fechar Close Closed Had Closed
Responder Answer Answered Have Answered
Continuar Continue Continued Has Continued
Ouvir Listen Listened Had Listened
Estudar Study Studied Have Studied
Explicar Explain Explained Has Explained
Desfrutar Enjoy Enjoyed Had Enjoyed
Imaginar Imagine Imagined Have Imagined
Jogar, Brincar Play Played Has Played
Limpar Clean Cleaned Had Cleaned
Chegar Arrive Arrived Have Arrived
Chover Rain Rained Has Rained
Dar Nome Name Named Have Named
Permanecer Stay Stayed Has Stayed
Pertencer Belong Belonged Had Belonged
Planejar Plan Planned Have Planned
Preparar Prepare Prepared Have Prepared
Receber Receive Received Had Received
Lembrar-Se Remember Remembered Have Remembered
Seguir Follow Followed Has Followed
Tentar Try Tried Had Tried
Usar Use Used Have Used
Viajar Travel Traveled Has Traveled
Viver Live Lived Had Lived
Virar Turn Turned Have Turned
Grupo 2: “-ed” se pronuncia como “t”
PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO
Ajudar Help Helped Have Helped
Dançar Dance Danced Has Danced
Apagar Erase Erased Had Erased
Caminhar,Andar Walk Walked Has Walked
Cozinhar Cook Cooked Had Cooked
Desejar Wish Wished Have Wished
Fumar Smoke Smoked Has Smoked
Gostar Like Liked Had Liked
Falar Talk Talked Have Talked
Lavar Wash Washed Has Washed
Olhar Look Looked Had Looked
Passer Pass Passed Have Passed
Perguntar Ask Asked Has Asked
Prometer Promise Promised Had Promised
Pular, Saltar Jump Jumped Have Jumped
Terminar Finish Finished Has Finished
Trabalhar Work Worked Had Worked
Vestir Dress Dressed Have Dressed
GRUPO 3: “-ed” se pronuncia como “-ed”.

PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

Aceitar Accept Accepted Have Accepted
Assistir Attend Attended Has Attended
Jejuar Fast Fasted Have Fasted
Começar Start Started Had Started
Esperar Expect Expected Have Expected
Esperar Wait Waited Has Waited
Existir Exist Existed Had Existed
Convidar Invite Invited Have Invited
Guiar Guide Guided Has Guided
Necessitar Need Needed Had Needed
Querer Want Wanted Have Wanted
Repetir Repeat Repeated Has Repeated
Ressuscitar Resurrect Resurrected Had Resurrected
Acabar End Ended Have Ended
Visitor Visit Visited Has Visited

IRREGULAR VERBS - #1
(MAIS COMUNS)
VERBOS ESPECIAIS:
PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE
Ser, Estar Am, Is, Are Was, Were Been
Poder Can Could Could
Ir Go Went Gone
Ter Have Had Had
VERBOS COMUNS:
PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE
Começar Begin Began Begun
Trazer Bring Brought Brought
Vir Come Came Come
Fazer Do Did Done
Comer Eat Ate Eaten
Sentir-Se Feel Felt Felt
Encontrar Find Found Found
Obter Get Got Got, Gotten
Dar Give Gave Given
Saber, Conhecer Know Knew Known
Fazer Make Made Made
Ler Read (Rid) Read (Red) Read (Red)
Dizer Say Said Said
Ver See Saw Seen
Falar Speak Spoke Spoken
Tomar, Beber Take Took Taken
Ensinar Teach Taught Taught
Dizer Tell Told Told
Pensar Think Thought Thought
Escrever Write Wrote Written
IRREGULAR VERBS # 2

PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE

Aguentar Bear Bore Borne, Born
Golpear, Ganhar Beat Beat Beaten
Tornar-Se Become Became Become
Morder Bite Bit Bitten
Quebrar Break Broke Broken
Edificar, Construir Build Built Built
Comprar Buy Bought Bought
Apanhar, Agarrar Catch Caught Caught
Escolher Choose Chose Chosen
Custar Cost Cost Cost
Cortar Cut Cut Cut
Desenhar Draw Drew Drawn
Beber, Tomar Drink Drank Drunk
Dirigir Drive Drove Driven
Cair Fall Fell Fallen
Dar De Comer Feed Fed Fed
Esquecer-Se Forget Forgot Forgotten
Perdoar Forgive Forgave Forgiven
Brigar, Lutar Fight Fought Fought
Encontrar, Achar Find Found Found

IRREGULAR VERBS - # 3

PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE

Voar Fly Flew Flown
Crescer Grow Grew Grown
Seconder Hide Hid Hidden
Bater, Golpear Hit Hit Hit
Segurar, Ter Hold Held Held
Ferir, Machucar Hurt Hurt Hurt
Guardar Keep Kept Kept
Ajoelhar-Se Kneel Knelt Knelt
Pôr Lay Laid Laid
Dirigir, Conduzir Lead Led Led
Sair Leave Left Left
Deixar, Permitir Let Let Let
Encostar, Deitar Lie Lay Lain
Mentir Lie Lied Lied
Perder Lose Lost Lost
Significar Mean Meant Meant
Montar Ride Rode Ridden
Sonhar Ring Rang Rung
Correr Run Ran Run
Buscar Seek Sought Sought
Vender Sell Sold Sold
Enviar Send Sent Sent
Marcar (Um Horário) Set Set Set
Tremer, Agitar Shake Shook Shaken
Brilhar Shine Shone Shone
Fechar Shut Shut Shut
Cantar Sing Sang Sung
Sentar-Se Sit Sat Sat
Mostrar Show Showed Shown
Dormir Sleep Slept Slept
Gastar Spend Spent Spent
Parar Stand Stood Stood
Roubar Steal Stole Stolen
Atirar Throw Threw Thrown
Compreender Understand Understood Understood
Despertar-Se, Acordar Wake Woke Woken
Vestir Wear Wore Worn
Ganhar Win Won Won
OCTOBER 11, 2019

English Class
REVIEW
A. Good evening! How are you today? B. I want to buy ______ , ______ e ______. What
B. I am ______. How are you? about you?
A. I am ______. What do you want to buy at the A. I want to buy ______ , ______ e ______.
store?

WARM-UP
The alphabet!
Conversation
Hello, what is your name? _________________________
Could you spell that, please? _________________________
Could you repeat that, please? _________________________
Thank you! _________________________

PRONUNC IATIO N
gr –– great, grand, grow ee –– meet, feet, need
sh –– Bishop, shoe, show ew –– new, blew, crew
ing –– morning, evening, being oo –– good, hood, wood
ion –– companion, onion, union alk –– talk, walk

VOCABULAR Y
Husband | Husband Daughter | Daughter Uncle | Uncle
Esposa | Esposa Filho | Filho Cousin | Cousin
Father | Father Avó | Avó Parent | Parent
Brother | Brother Grandmother | Grandmother Sobrinha | Sobrinha
Irmã | Irmã Tia | Tia sobrinho |Sobrinho

GRAMÁTICA
Simple Past Tense (Pretérito Simples)
A. Regular Verbs: Se acrescenta o “d” no final do verbo quando terminar em “e”. Nos demais casos,
acrescenta-se “ed”.
Examples
to close closed to learn learned
to love loved to play played
to use used to open opened

Practice:
(to change) I _________ my clothes. (to listen) They ___________ to music.
(to follow) We _____________ the (to arrive) He ___________ late.
prophet. (to study) You ___________ all day!

Os verbos que terminam com um som sonoro, se pronuncia o “ed” como “d” (sonoro)
play – played open – opened love - loved
Os verbos que terminam com um som mudo, se pronuncia o “ed” como “t” (mudo)
help – helped wish – wished work - worked
Os verbos que terminam com “d” ou “t”, se pronuncia o “-ed” como “ed” (se pronuncia a vogal)
start – started end – ended attend – attended
 B. Irregular Verbs: É necessário memorizá-los.
Examples
begin began eat ate
bring brought feel felt
come came give gave
do did know knew

HOMEWORK
Write 10 sentences using the simple past tense.

1. _____________________________________________________

2. _____________________________________________________

3. _____________________________________________________

4. _____________________________________________________

5. _____________________________________________________

6. _____________________________________________________

7. _____________________________________________________

8. _____________________________________________________

9. _____________________________________________________

10. _____________________________________________________
 ANEXO
VERBOS REGULARES
Grupo 1: “ed” se pronuncia como “d”.

PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

Abrir Open Opened Have Opened
Amar Love Loved Has Loved
Aprender Learn Learned Had Learned
Apressar Hurry Hurried Have Hurried
Mudar Change Changed Have Changed
Crer Believe Believed Has Believed
Fechar Close Closed Had Closed
Responder Answer Answered Have Answered
Continuar Continue Continued Has Continued
Ouvir Listen Listened Had Listened
Estudar Study Studied Have Studied
Explicar Explain Explained Has Explained
Desfrutar Enjoy Enjoyed Had Enjoyed
Imaginar Imagine Imagined Have Imagined
Jogar, Brincar Play Played Has Played
Limpar Clean Cleaned Had Cleaned
Chegar Arrive Arrived Have Arrived
Chover Rain Rained Has Rained
Dar Nome Name Named Have Named
Permanecer Stay Stayed Has Stayed
Pertencer Belong Belonged Had Belonged
Planejar Plan Planned Have Planned
Preparar Prepare Prepared Have Prepared
Receber Receive Received Had Received
Lembrar-Se Remember Remembered Have Remembered
Seguir Follow Followed Has Followed
Tentar Try Tried Had Tried
Usar Use Used Have Used
Viajar Travel Traveled Has Traveled
Viver Live Lived Had Lived
Virar Turn Turned Have Turned
Grupo 2: “-ed” se pronuncia como “t”
PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO
Ajudar Help Helped Have Helped
Dançar Dance Danced Has Danced
Apagar Erase Erased Had Erased
Caminhar,Andar Walk Walked Has Walked
Cozinhar Cook Cooked Had Cooked
Desejar Wish Wished Have Wished
Fumar Smoke Smoked Has Smoked
Gostar Like Liked Had Liked
Falar Talk Talked Have Talked
Lavar Wash Washed Has Washed
Olhar Look Looked Had Looked
Passer Pass Passed Have Passed
Perguntar Ask Asked Has Asked
Prometer Promise Promised Had Promised
Pular, Saltar Jump Jumped Have Jumped
Terminar Finish Finished Has Finished
Trabalhar Work Worked Had Worked
Vestir Dress Dressed Have Dressed
GRUPO 3: “-ed” se pronuncia como “-ed”.

PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

Aceitar Accept Accepted Have Accepted
Assistir Attend Attended Has Attended
Jejuar Fast Fasted Have Fasted
Começar Start Started Had Started
Esperar Expect Expected Have Expected
Esperar Wait Waited Has Waited
Existir Exist Existed Had Existed
Convidar Invite Invited Have Invited
Guiar Guide Guided Has Guided
Necessitar Need Needed Had Needed
Querer Want Wanted Have Wanted
Repetir Repeat Repeated Has Repeated
Ressuscitar Resurrect Resurrected Had Resurrected
Acabar End Ended Have Ended
Visitor Visit Visited Has Visited

IRREGULAR VERBS - #1
(MAIS COMUNS)
VERBOS ESPECIAIS:
PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE
Ser, Estar Am, Is, Are Was, Were Been
Poder Can Could Could
Ir Go Went Gone
Ter Have Had Had
VERBOS COMUNS:
PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE
Começar Begin Began Begun
Trazer Bring Brought Brought
Vir Come Came Come
Fazer Do Did Done
Comer Eat Ate Eaten
Sentir-Se Feel Felt Felt
Encontrar Find Found Found
Obter Get Got Got, Gotten
Dar Give Gave Given
Saber, Conhecer Know Knew Known
Fazer Make Made Made
Ler Read (Rid) Read (Red) Read (Red)
Dizer Say Said Said
Ver See Saw Seen
Falar Speak Spoke Spoken
Tomar, Beber Take Took Taken
Ensinar Teach Taught Taught
Dizer Tell Told Told
Pensar Think Thought Thought
Escrever Write Wrote Written
IRREGULAR VERBS # 2

PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE

Aguentar Bear Bore Borne, Born
Golpear, Ganhar Beat Beat Beaten
Tornar-Se Become Became Become
Morder Bite Bit Bitten
Quebrar Break Broke Broken
Edificar, Construir Build Built Built
Comprar Buy Bought Bought
Apanhar, Agarrar Catch Caught Caught
Escolher Choose Chose Chosen
Custar Cost Cost Cost
Cortar Cut Cut Cut
Desenhar Draw Drew Drawn
Beber, Tomar Drink Drank Drunk
Dirigir Drive Drove Driven
Cair Fall Fell Fallen
Dar De Comer Feed Fed Fed
Esquecer-Se Forget Forgot Forgotten
Perdoar Forgive Forgave Forgiven
Brigar, Lutar Fight Fought Fought
Encontrar, Achar Find Found Found

IRREGULAR VERBS - # 3

PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE

Voar Fly Flew Flown
Crescer Grow Grew Grown
Seconder Hide Hid Hidden
Bater, Golpear Hit Hit Hit
Segurar, Ter Hold Held Held
Ferir, Machucar Hurt Hurt Hurt
Guardar Keep Kept Kept
Ajoelhar-Se Kneel Knelt Knelt
Pôr Lay Laid Laid
Dirigir, Conduzir Lead Led Led
Sair Leave Left Left
Deixar, Permitir Let Let Let
Encostar, Deitar Lie Lay Lain
Mentir Lie Lied Lied
Perder Lose Lost Lost
Significar Mean Meant Meant
Montar Ride Rode Ridden
Sonhar Ring Rang Rung
Correr Run Ran Run
Buscar Seek Sought Sought
Vender Sell Sold Sold
Enviar Send Sent Sent
Marcar (Um Horário) Set Set Set
Tremer, Agitar Shake Shook Shaken
Brilhar Shine Shone Shone
Fechar Shut Shut Shut
Cantar Sing Sang Sung
Sentar-Se Sit Sat Sat
Mostrar Show Showed Shown
Dormir Sleep Slept Slept
Gastar Spend Spent Spent
Parar Stand Stood Stood
Roubar Steal Stole Stolen
Atirar Throw Threw Thrown
Compreender Understand Understood Understood
Despertar-Se, Acordar Wake Woke Woken
Vestir Wear Wore Worn
Ganhar Win Won Won
OCTOBER 11, 2019

English Class
REVIEW
A. Good evening! How are you today? B. I want to buy ______ , ______ e ______. What
B. I am ______. How are you? about you?
A. I am ______. What do you want to buy at the A. I want to buy ______ , ______ e ______.
store?

WARM-UP
The alphabet!
Conversation
Hello, what is your name? _________________________
Could you spell that, please? _________________________
Could you repeat that, please? _________________________
Thank you! _________________________

PRONUNC IATIO N
gr –– great, grand, grow ee –– meet, feet, need
sh –– Bishop, shoe, show ew –– new, blew, crew
ing –– morning, evening, being oo –– good, hood, wood
ion –– companion, onion, union alk –– talk, walk

VOCABULAR Y
Husband | Husband Daughter | Daughter Uncle | Uncle
Esposa | Esposa Filho | Filho Cousin | Cousin
Father | Father Avó | Avó Parent | Parent
Brother | Brother Grandmother | Grandmother Sobrinha | Sobrinha
Irmã | Irmã Tia | Tia sobrinho |Sobrinho

GRAMÁTICA
Simple Past Tense (Pretérito Simples)
A. Regular Verbs: Se acrescenta o “d” no final do verbo quando terminar em “e”. Nos demais casos,
acrescenta-se “ed”.
Examples
to close closed to learn learned
to love loved to play played
to use used to open opened

Practice:
(to change) I _________ my clothes. (to listen) They ___________ to music.
(to follow) We _____________ the (to arrive) He ___________ late.
prophet. (to study) You ___________ all day!

Os verbos que terminam com um som sonoro, se pronuncia o “ed” como “d” (sonoro)
play – played open – opened love - loved
Os verbos que terminam com um som mudo, se pronuncia o “ed” como “t” (mudo)
help – helped wish – wished work - worked
Os verbos que terminam com “d” ou “t”, se pronuncia o “-ed” como “ed” (se pronuncia a vogal)
start – started end – ended attend – attended
 B. Irregular Verbs: É necessário memorizá-los.
Examples
begin began eat ate
bring brought feel felt
come came give gave
do did know knew

HOMEWORK
Write 10 sentences using the simple past tense.

1. _____________________________________________________

2. _____________________________________________________

3. _____________________________________________________

4. _____________________________________________________

5. _____________________________________________________

6. _____________________________________________________

7. _____________________________________________________

8. _____________________________________________________

9. _____________________________________________________

10. _____________________________________________________
 ANEXO
VERBOS REGULARES
Grupo 1: “ed” se pronuncia como “d”.

PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

Abrir Open Opened Have Opened
Amar Love Loved Has Loved
Aprender Learn Learned Had Learned
Apressar Hurry Hurried Have Hurried
Mudar Change Changed Have Changed
Crer Believe Believed Has Believed
Fechar Close Closed Had Closed
Responder Answer Answered Have Answered
Continuar Continue Continued Has Continued
Ouvir Listen Listened Had Listened
Estudar Study Studied Have Studied
Explicar Explain Explained Has Explained
Desfrutar Enjoy Enjoyed Had Enjoyed
Imaginar Imagine Imagined Have Imagined
Jogar, Brincar Play Played Has Played
Limpar Clean Cleaned Had Cleaned
Chegar Arrive Arrived Have Arrived
Chover Rain Rained Has Rained
Dar Nome Name Named Have Named
Permanecer Stay Stayed Has Stayed
Pertencer Belong Belonged Had Belonged
Planejar Plan Planned Have Planned
Preparar Prepare Prepared Have Prepared
Receber Receive Received Had Received
Lembrar-Se Remember Remembered Have Remembered
Seguir Follow Followed Has Followed
Tentar Try Tried Had Tried
Usar Use Used Have Used
Viajar Travel Traveled Has Traveled
Viver Live Lived Had Lived
Virar Turn Turned Have Turned
Grupo 2: “-ed” se pronuncia como “t”
PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO
Ajudar Help Helped Have Helped
Dançar Dance Danced Has Danced
Apagar Erase Erased Had Erased
Caminhar,Andar Walk Walked Has Walked
Cozinhar Cook Cooked Had Cooked
Desejar Wish Wished Have Wished
Fumar Smoke Smoked Has Smoked
Gostar Like Liked Had Liked
Falar Talk Talked Have Talked
Lavar Wash Washed Has Washed
Olhar Look Looked Had Looked
Passer Pass Passed Have Passed
Perguntar Ask Asked Has Asked
Prometer Promise Promised Had Promised
Pular, Saltar Jump Jumped Have Jumped
Terminar Finish Finished Has Finished
Trabalhar Work Worked Had Worked
Vestir Dress Dressed Have Dressed
GRUPO 3: “-ed” se pronuncia como “-ed”.

PORTUGUÊS PRESENTE PASSADO PARTICÍPIO

Aceitar Accept Accepted Have Accepted
Assistir Attend Attended Has Attended
Jejuar Fast Fasted Have Fasted
Começar Start Started Had Started
Esperar Expect Expected Have Expected
Esperar Wait Waited Has Waited
Existir Exist Existed Had Existed
Convidar Invite Invited Have Invited
Guiar Guide Guided Has Guided
Necessitar Need Needed Had Needed
Querer Want Wanted Have Wanted
Repetir Repeat Repeated Has Repeated
Ressuscitar Resurrect Resurrected Had Resurrected
Acabar End Ended Have Ended
Visitor Visit Visited Has Visited

IRREGULAR VERBS - #1
(MAIS COMUNS)
VERBOS ESPECIAIS:
PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE
Ser, Estar Am, Is, Are Was, Were Been
Poder Can Could Could
Ir Go Went Gone
Ter Have Had Had
VERBOS COMUNS:
PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE
Começar Begin Began Begun
Trazer Bring Brought Brought
Vir Come Came Come
Fazer Do Did Done
Comer Eat Ate Eaten
Sentir-Se Feel Felt Felt
Encontrar Find Found Found
Obter Get Got Got, Gotten
Dar Give Gave Given
Saber, Conhecer Know Knew Known
Fazer Make Made Made
Ler Read (Rid) Read (Red) Read (Red)
Dizer Say Said Said
Ver See Saw Seen
Falar Speak Spoke Spoken
Tomar, Beber Take Took Taken
Ensinar Teach Taught Taught
Dizer Tell Told Told
Pensar Think Thought Thought
Escrever Write Wrote Written
IRREGULAR VERBS # 2

PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE

Aguentar Bear Bore Borne, Born
Golpear, Ganhar Beat Beat Beaten
Tornar-Se Become Became Become
Morder Bite Bit Bitten
Quebrar Break Broke Broken
Edificar, Construir Build Built Built
Comprar Buy Bought Bought
Apanhar, Agarrar Catch Caught Caught
Escolher Choose Chose Chosen
Custar Cost Cost Cost
Cortar Cut Cut Cut
Desenhar Draw Drew Drawn
Beber, Tomar Drink Drank Drunk
Dirigir Drive Drove Driven
Cair Fall Fell Fallen
Dar De Comer Feed Fed Fed
Esquecer-Se Forget Forgot Forgotten
Perdoar Forgive Forgave Forgiven
Brigar, Lutar Fight Fought Fought
Encontrar, Achar Find Found Found

IRREGULAR VERBS - # 3

PORTUGUESE PRESENT PAST TENSE PARTICIPLE

Voar Fly Flew Flown
Crescer Grow Grew Grown
Seconder Hide Hid Hidden
Bater, Golpear Hit Hit Hit
Segurar, Ter Hold Held Held
Ferir, Machucar Hurt Hurt Hurt
Guardar Keep Kept Kept
Ajoelhar-Se Kneel Knelt Knelt
Pôr Lay Laid Laid
Dirigir, Conduzir Lead Led Led
Sair Leave Left Left
Deixar, Permitir Let Let Let
Encostar, Deitar Lie Lay Lain
Mentir Lie Lied Lied
Perder Lose Lost Lost
Significar Mean Meant Meant
Montar Ride Rode Ridden
Sonhar Ring Rang Rung
Correr Run Ran Run
Buscar Seek Sought Sought
Vender Sell Sold Sold
Enviar Send Sent Sent
Marcar (Um Horário) Set Set Set
Tremer, Agitar Shake Shook Shaken
Brilhar Shine Shone Shone
Fechar Shut Shut Shut
Cantar Sing Sang Sung
Sentar-Se Sit Sat Sat
Mostrar Show Showed Shown
Dormir Sleep Slept Slept
Gastar Spend Spent Spent
Parar Stand Stood Stood
Roubar Steal Stole Stolen
Atirar Throw Threw Thrown
Compreender Understand Understood Understood
Despertar-Se, Acordar Wake Woke Woken
Vestir Wear Wore Worn
Ganhar Win Won Won