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    SE LIGA

    LINGUA INGLESA
    Colegio Estadual Cívico-Militar Dias da Rocha.
    01 1st Quarter
    Topicos

    02 2nd Quarter

    03 3rd Quarter
    1° TRIMESTRE
    Difference between verb s in the gerund and
    infinitive

    Infinitive - expresses the action


    itself: waking up, being grateful,
    waiting, smiling, uniting.
    Gerund - expresses the process
    of action: waking up, thanking,
    waiting, smiling, uniting.
    INFINITIVE
    Verbs in the infinitive end in -ar, -er, -ir.
    The infinitive is not related to any verb
    mood or tense. It is one of the nominal
    forms of the verb, and can perform the
    function of a verb or the function of a
    noun.
    When verbs end in -ndo, as in talking, playing,
    studying and running, they are inflected in the

    GERUND gerund, whose main characteristic is to indicate


    a continuous action, that is, an action that is in
    progress, not completed at the moment in
    which is spoken.
    2° TRIMESTRE
    Irregular verbs in
    the past
    Identifying whether a verb is irregular or not is easier. We just
    need to look at it and see if it doesn't have the regular past tense
    structure (with the “ed” or “d” at the end). When in a text/article
    you find a sentence in which the verb does not have this
    structure, then we can say that it is irregular.
    Verbs
    3° TRIMESTRE
    Diferença entre have to,
    has to e had to
    With “has and have” it is no different. “Has” is used for the personal
    pronouns in the third person: He, She and It, and “have” for the other
    pronouns: I, You, We, They.
    In the past the verb “to have” will be “had”. It is an irregular verb and will
    be used in all pronouns (I, You, We, They, He, She, It).
    Has, have e had

    Had to Have to Has to


    The “have to” is an affirmation, it is our
    “have to”, which says that you must do
    We use had to to say things like “I something. When expressed as a modal As we saw previously, using has
    verb, it has the meaning of obligation or have will depend on the
    had to do this” or “She had to do
    followed by law, unlike "must" which is a pronoun to which the verb is
    that”, that is, a “need in the past”,
    moral obligation. related. While we use “has” for
    something that “had to be done”. He, She and It, “have” is used with
    I have to do my homework (present - I, you, everyone else, such as I / YOU /
    I had to do my homework we and they) WE / THEY.

    "have to" as modal verb = I have to follow She has to do her homework
    the rules
    Thank you for
    putting up with these
    explanations, which
    not even we
    understood!

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