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O verbo to be é um dos verbos mais utilizados da língua inglesa e pode ser traduzido como ser ou existe uma regra para saber quando ele significa ser e quando significa estar. É preciso compreender o significado da mensagem expressa como um todo, para então entender o sentido do verbo na verbo to be é classificado como verbo irregular, uma vez que não segue as regras de formação do passado simples e do particípio pode ser usado como verbo principal e como verbo auxiliar de alguns tempos presente, passado e futuroConfira as informações abaixo sobre o uso do verbo to be como verbo Simple Present presente simples, as flexões do verbo to be são am, is e are. Afirmativa Negativa Interrogativa I am I'm I am not - Am I...? You are You're You are not You aren't Are you...? He is He's He is not He isn't Is he...? She is She's She is not She isn't Is she...? It is It's It is not It isn't Is it...? We are We're We are not We aren't Are we...? You are You're You are not You aren't Are you...? They are They're They are not They aren't Are they...? Exemplos I am not a doctor. Eu não sou médica. SER I am not at home. Eu não estou em casa. ESTAR Is he a soccer player? Ele é jogador de futebol? SER Is he at school? Ele está na escola? ESTAR She isn't my friend. Ela não é minha amiga. SER She isn't tired. Ela não está cansada. ESTAR What’s that? It is a turtle. O que é aquilo? É uma tartaruga. SER Where’s the book? It is on the table. Onde está o livro? Está em cima da mesa. ESTAR We aren't students. Nós não somos alunos. SER We aren't on the bus. Nós não estamos no ônibus. ESTAR You are great teachers. Vocês são ótimos professores. SER You are hungry! Vocês estão com fome! ESTAR Are they Brazilian? Eles são brasileiros? SER Are they thirsty? Eles estão com sede? ESTARVale lembrar que no inglês, os pronomes pessoais personal pronouns no singular são I, you, he, she, it. Já no plural temos we, you e Simple Past passado simples, as flexões do verbo to be são was e were. Afirmativa Negativa Interrogativa I was - I was not I wasn't Was I...? You were You're You were not You weren't Were you...? He was He's He was not He wasn't Was he...? She was She's She was not She wasn't Was she...? It was It's It was not It wasn't Was it...? We were We're We were not We weren't Were we...? You were You're You were not You weren't Were you...? They were They're They were not They weren't Were they...? Exemplos I was not a doctor. Eu não era médica. SER I was not at home. Eu não estava em casa. ESTAR Was he a soccer player? Ele era jogador de futebol? SER Was he at school? Ele estava na escola? ESTAR She wasn't my friend. Ela não era minha amiga. SER She wasn't tired. Ela não estava cansada. ESTAR What’s that? It was a turtle. O que era aquilo? Era uma tartaruga. SER Where’s the book? It was on the table. Onde estava o livro? Estava em cima da mesa. ESTAR We weren't students. Nós não éramos alunos. SER We weren't on the bus. Nós não estávamos no ônibus. ESTAR You were great teachers. Vocês eram ótimos professores. SER You were hungry! Vocês estavam com fome! ESTAR Were they Brazilian? Eles eram brasileiros? SER Were they thirsty? Eles estavam com sede? ESTARNo Simple Future futuro simples, as flexões do verbo to be são sempre will be. Afirmativa Negativa Interrogativa I will be I'll be I will not be I won't be Will I be...? You will be You'll be You will not be You won't be Will you be...? He will be He'll be He will not be He won't be Will he be...? She will be She'll be She will not be She won't be Will she be...? It will be It'll be It will not be It won't be Will it be...? We will be We'll be We will not be We won't be Will we be...? You will be You'll be You will not be You won't be Will you be...? They will be They'll be They will not be They won't be Will they be...? Exemplos I will not be a doctor. Eu não serei médica. SER I will not be at home. Eu não estarei em casa. ESTAR Will he be a soccer player? Ele será jogador de futebol? SER Will he be at school? Ele estará na escola? ESTAR She won't be my friend. Ela não será minha amiga. SER She won't be so tired when she finishes exercising. Ela não estará tão cansada quando terminar de se exercitar. ESTAR What will you be when you grow up? O que você vai ser quando crescer? SER Where will you be in the afternoon? Onde você estará à tarde? ESTAR We won't be veterinarians. Nós não seremos veterinários. SER We won't be on the bus by this time tomorrow. Nós não estaremos no ônibus a essa hora amanhã. ESTAR You will be great teachers. Vocês serão ótimos professores. SER You will be together next week.Vocês estarão juntos semana que vem ESTAR Will they be the new directors? Eles serão os novos diretores? SER Will they be in Brazil next month? Eles estarão no Brasil mês que vem? ESTARAgora que você já viu as tabelas com as conjugações, observe as explicações abaixo com um resumo de como formar frases nas formas afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa, incluindo a forma Afirmativa Affirmative FormEm frases afirmativas, o verbo deve ser posicionado depois do sujeito Simple Present He is a good dancer. Ele é um bom dançarino. Simple Past He was a good dancer. Ele era um bom dançarino.Simple Future He will be a good dancer. Ele será um bom dançarino.No exemplo acima, he ele é o sujeito e is é, was era e will be será são flexões do verbo to be na terceira pessoa do Negativa Negative FormPara expressar negação em uma frase, deve-se usar not não após o verbo to be Simple Present He is not a good dancer. Ele não é um bom dançarino. Simple Past He was not a good dancer. Ele não era um bom dançarino. Simple Future He will not be a good dancer. Ele não será um bom dançarino.No exemplo acima, not não está posicionado após is é, was era e will be será, que são flexões do verbo to be na terceira pessoa do Interrogativa Interrogative FormPara fazer perguntas, o verbo deve ser posicionado antes do sujeito Simple Present Is he a good dancer? Ele é um bom dançarino? Simple Past Was he a good dancer? Ele era um bom dançarino? Simple Future Will he be a good dancer? Ele será um bom dançarino?No exemplo acima, he ele é o sujeito e is é, was era e will be será são flexões do verbo to be na terceira pessoa do Contraída Contracted FormEm inglês, quando em uma mesma palavra juntamos um pronome + um verbo, ou um verbo + not, temos uma forma contraída, uma contracted as formas contraídas são usadas em frases afirmativas e negativas. No entanto, também podem ser utilizadas em frases interrogativas quando a intenção da pergunta é de confirmar abaixo como fazer frases com o verbo to be na forma afirmativa contraída Simple Present Presente simples Formas contraídas am = 'm is = 's are = 're Exemplos I am at home. > I’m at home. Eu estou em casa. He is a good dancer. > He’s a good dancer. Ele é um bom dançarino. They are tired. > They’re tired. Eles estão cansados. Simple Past Passado simples Formas contraídas was ='s were = 're Exemplos He was a good dancer. > He’s a good dancer. Ele era um bom dançarino. They were tired. > They’re tired. Eles estavam cansados. OBS. não existe forma contraída para a afirmativa na primeira pessoa do singular do Simple Past. Por isso, a única forma possível é I was. Simple Future Futuro simples Formas contraídas will be = 'll be Exemplos He will be a good dancer. > He’ll be a good dancer. Ele será um bom dançarino. They will be tired. > They’ll be tired. Eles estarão cansados. Negativa Simple Present Presente simples Formas contraídas is not = isn't are not = aren't Exemplos He is not a good dancer. > He isn't a good dancer. Ele não é um bom dançarino. They are not tired > They aren't tired. Eles não estão cansados. OBS. apesar da existência de ain’t como forma contraída de am + not ela é considerada errada por muitos gramáticos e, por esse motivo, o seu uso não é recomendado. Essa forma é muito popular em músicas da atualidade. Simple Past Passado simples Formas contraídas was not = wasn't were not = weren't Exemplos He was not a good dancer. > He wasn't a good dancer. Ele não era um bom dançarino. They were not thirsty. > They weren't thirsty. Eles não estavam com sede. Simple Future Futuro simples Formas contraídas will not be = won't be Exemplos He will not be a good dancer. > He won't be a good dancer. Ele não será um bom dançarino. They will not be tired. > They won't be tired. Eles não estarão cansados. Interrogativa Simple Present Presente simples Formas contraídas is not = isn't are not = aren't Exemplos Isn’t he a good dancer? Ele não é um bom dançarino? Aren’t they tired? Eles não estão cansados? OBS. não esqueça que, apesar da existência de ain’t como forma contraída de am + not, ela é considerada errada por muitos gramáticos e, por esse motivo, o uso não é recomendado. Simple Past Passado simples Formas contraídas was not = wasn't were not = weren't Exemplos Wasn't he a good dancer? Ele não era um bom dançarino. Weren't they tired? Eles não estavam cansados? Simple Future Futuro simples Formas contraídas will not be = won't be Exemplos Won't he be a good dancer? Ele não será um bom dançarino? Won't they be tired? Eles não estarão cansados? Verbo to be como verbo auxiliarO verbo to be também pode ser usado como verbo auxiliar. Isso acontece quando ele tem a função de ajudar outro verbo, o verbo verbo auxiliar, o verbo to be não muda o significado do verbo principal e, por isso, não tem quais são os principais usosFormação da voz passivaA voz passiva é utilizada para relatar o que aconteceu com o objeto da formação da voz passiva segue a seguinte estruturato be + past participle do verbo principalExemplosMy birthday cake was made by my mother. Meu bolo de aniversário foi feito pela minha mãe.was = verbo to be no Simple Past passado simples.made = verbo to make no Past Participle particípio passado.The toys were broken by the kids. Os brinquedos foram quebrados pelas crianças.were = verbo to be no Simple Past passado simples.broken = verbo to break no Past Participle particípio passado.The play is directed by my brother. A peça é dirigida pelo meu irmão.is = verbo to be no Simple Present presente simples.directed = verbo to direct no Past Participle particípio passado.Formação de locuções verbaisUma locução verbal é formada quando dois ou mais verbos têm valor de is studying Italian. Ele está estudando italiano.is = verbo to be no Simple Present presente simples. studying = verbo to study no Gerund gerúndio.They were working at that company. Eles estavam trabalhando naquela empresa.were = verbo to be no Simple Past passado simples. working = verbo to work no Gerund gerúndio.Em ambos os exemplos, os dois verbos to be + gerúndio passam a ter valor de Present Continuous presente contínuo.Exercícios de Vestibular1. UNIFOR/CECoughing KittiesMaryann MottFeline asthma [TO BE] a new disease. It was first described in scientific literature more than 90 years ago, says veterinarian Philip Padrid of the Family Pet Animal Hospital in Reed, a veterinarian at the University of Edinburgh’s Hospital for Small Animals, says that when a coughing cat is brought to the clinic, she must first establish if [ARTICLE] cause is [ARTICLE] infection, asthma, or something more sinister, like a lung do this, Reed usually performs an x-ray, takes a lung fluid sample, and conducts a bronchcoscopy _ an examination that uses a flexible microscope inserted into the cat’s of the time, asthma is a mild disease, Reed says. But in some cases cat’s lungs collapse or their ribs fracture due to difficulty in breathing.“I think if we can identify asthmatic cats quite early and get treatments on board to suppress their cough, then hopefully we can avoid them coming to such extremes,” she said.Adapted from correct form of the verb in “Feline asthma [TO BE] a new disease.” isa isn’t. b wasn’t. c is. d was. e were. Ver Resposta Alternativa a isn’t. Na frase, o substantivo que antecedo o verbo é o substantivo asthma asma. Asthma é uma doença e por isso corresponde ao pronome it terceira pessoa do singular usado para coisas, lugares, objetos e animais. Das opções disponibilizadas, apenas a isn't, b wasn't e c is são utilizadas com a terceira pessoa do singular. Para preenchermos a lacuna, é preciso compreendermos todo o primeiro parágrafo. Observe Feline asthma [TO BE] a new disease. It was first described in scientific literature more than 90 years ago, says veterinarian Philip Padrid of the Family Pet Animal Hospital in Chicago. A asma felina [TO BE] uma nova doença. Ela foi descrita pela primeira vez na literatura científica há mais de 90 anos, diz o veterinário Philip Padrid, do Family Pet Animal Hospital Hospital de Animais de Estimação da Família, em Chicago. Ao concluirmos essa leitura, podemos ver que a asma felina foi descrita pela primeira vez há mais de 90 anos, ou seja, ela não é uma doença nova. Assim sendo, a flexão do verbo to be a preencher a frase deve ser usada na forma negativa. Com isso, a alternativa c is fica descartada. Como a afirmação dá-se no tempo presente, a resposta correta é isn't. Veja como fica a frase completa Feline asthma isn't a new disease. It was first described in scientific literature more than 90 years ago, says veterinarian Philip Padrid of the Family Pet Animal Hospital in Chicago. A asma felina não é uma nova doença. Ela foi descrita pela primeira vez na literatura científica há mais de 90 anos, diz o veterinário Philip Padrid, do Family Pet Animal Hospital Hospital de Animais de Estimação da Família, em Chicago. 2. UNIFOR/CERobotic EngineersEngineers [TO BE] needed to build robots that do everything from assembling machinery to caring for aging TeachersAs technology use increases in all industries, more adult education teachers are needed to give workers the skills to survive. About half of all adults are currently enrolled in an adult-education SupportTechnology isn’t infallible, and skilled workers who can fix frustrating problems are rarely needed. Estimates show a 222 percentage boost in computer-support jobs by 2008.Newsweek, April 30, 2001The correct form of the verb to be in the first paragraph isa was being. b is. c will be. d was. e has been. Ver Resposta Alternativa c will be. Na frase a ser preenchida, o verbo to be vem imediatamente depois do substantivo masculino plural engineers engenheiros, que corresponde ao pronome de terceira pessoa do plural they eles. Das opções disponibilizadas, as letras a was being, b is, d was e e has been são flexões de terceira pessoa do singular. A única alternativa que é uma flexão de terceira pessoa do plural é a letra c will be. Veja como fica a frase completa Engineers will be needed to build robots that do everything from assembling machinery to caring for aging parents. Serão necessários engenheiros para construir robôs que façam de tudo, desde montar máquinas a cuidar de pais idosos. Leia tambémAlfabeto em inglêsVerbos Irregulares em InglêsThere is there areVerbo can Professora, lexicógrafa, tradutora, produtora de conteúdos e revisora. Licenciada em Letras Português, Inglês e Literaturas pelas Faculdades Integradas Simonsen, em 2002 e formada em 1999 no Curso de Magistério habilitação para lecionar na Educação Infantil e no Ensino Fundamental I.BuyMe You They We Ages And Ages, Rock, Vinyl Online Now at the Australian based Sanity Movie Store. View Trailer and Tracks A personal pronoun is a short word we use as a simple substitute for the proper name of a person. Each of the English personal pronouns shows us the grammatical person, gender, number, and case of the noun it replaces. I, you, he, she, it, we, they, me, him, her, us, and them are all personal pronouns. Personal pronouns are the stunt doubles of grammar; they stand in for the people and perhaps animals who star in our sentences. They allow us to speak and write with economy because they enable us to avoid repeating cumbersome proper nouns all the livelong day. Here’s a tip Want to make sure your writing shines? Grammarly can check your spelling and save you from grammar and punctuation mistakes. It even proofreads your text, so your work is extra polished wherever you write. With personal pronouns, this paragraph becomes much easier, and much less annoying, to read. First-, second-, and third-person pronouns A personal pronoun can be in one of three “persons.” A first-person pronoun refers to the speaker, a second-person pronoun refers to the person being spoken to, and a third-person pronoun refers to the person being spoken of. For each of these three grammatical persons, there is a plural as well. Subject and object pronouns Personal pronouns can be either subjects or objects in a sentence. Subject pronouns are said to be in the nominative case, whereas object pronouns are said to be in the objective case. Person Nominative Objective First singular I me Second singular you you Third singular he, she, it him, her, it First plural we us Second plural you you Third plural they them The interrogative pronouns for all three persons are the same who nominative and whom objective. Many people get confused about when to use the interrogative objective pronoun whom, but it is quite easy to learn. Second person singular vs. plural One pitfall of English is that it uses the same word, you, for both the second person singular and plural. Many other languages do not have this problem, because they use distinct words for each. But in English, we need a context to determine whether you is singular or plural. From this sentence alone, we can’t determine whether one person, or two, or five hundred people are being invited to share a meal. This is why in some parts of the world, we hear additions to you when a plural is indicated, like you lot in the UK or you all or y’all in America. It probably goes without saying that you should keep this out of your formal writing. The singular they While the second person has a number issue, the third person has a gender solution for cases when the gender of the third-person singular pronoun is indeterminate or neutral. Using he or she and him or her is preferred by most style guides, but informally, a singular they is often used. The singular they is deemed acceptable usage by the Associated Press, Merriam-Webster, and several other language guides. Personal pronoun FAQs What are personal pronouns? Personal pronouns are a type of pronoun that substitutes for another noun. Personal pronouns show the number, grammatical person, and sometimes gender of the noun. What are examples of personal pronouns? The personal pronouns for subjects are I, you, he, she, it, we, and they. For objects, they are me, you, him, her, it, us, and them. Should personal pronouns be capitalized? Only the personal pronoun I should be capitalized all the time. The other pronouns are only capitalized when they begin a sentence or form a proper noun such as the movie Us. Should you use personal pronouns in an essay? Personal pronouns are perfectly acceptable in essays. However, in academic essays and other formal papers, it’s best to avoid the first- and second-person pronouns I, me, we, us, you for the sake of objectivity. Thereare two ways of forming contractions of To Be in negative sentences. One is with a contraction of the subject and the verb (e.g. I am = I'm) OR a contraction of the verb and not (e.g. are not = aren't) I'm not from Spain. You're not Australian. You aren't Australian. He's not thirty years old. He isn't thirty years old.