Daily Routine

SCHOOL 
get up have a shower have breakfast go to school have lunch


play do the homework watch TV have dinner go to bed

Daily Routine

SCHOOL 
get up have a shower have breakfast go to school have lunch


play do the homework watch TV have dinner go to bed

Daily Routine

SCHOOL 
get up have a shower have breakfast go to school have lunch


play do the homework watch TV have dinner go to bed

Simple Present – Basic verbs

Portuguese English I/you/we/they He/she/it

 Levantar To get up get up Gets up
Tomar (o peq. Almoço) To have breakfast have (breakfast) has (breakfast)
Almoçar To have lunch have lunch has lunch
Jantar To have dinner have dinner has dinner
Brincar/jogar/tocar To play plays
Fazer To do do
Ver To watch watches
Ler To read read
Falar To talk talk
Estudar To study Studies
Gostar To like
Amar/adorar To love

Simple Present – Basic verbs

Portuguese English I/you/we/they He/she/it

Levantar To get up get up Gets up
Tomar (o peq. Almoço) To have breakfast have (breakfast) has (breakfast)
Almoçar To have lunch have lunch has lunch
Jantar To have dinner have dinner has dinner
Brincar/jogar/tocar To play plays
Fazer To do do
Ver To watch watches
Ler To read read
Falar To talk talk
Estudar To study Studies
Gostar To like
Amar/adorar To love

Simple present rules Simple present rules

Forma afirmativa: Forma afirmativa:

Na 3ª pessoa do singular (he, she, it), a regra geral diz-nos para Na 3ª pessoa do singular (he, she, it), a regra geral diz-nos para
acrescentarmos um “s” ao infinitivo do verbo. acrescentarmos um “s” ao infinitivo do verbo.
Ex: To like - He likes tennis. / To play - She plays football. Ex: To like - He likes tennis. / To play - She plays football.

Mas: Mas:

. quando o verbo termina em “o, ch, sh, ss, x”, acrescenta-se “es”. . quando o verbo termina em “o, ch, sh, ss, x”, acrescenta-se “es”.

Ex. To go - She goes to school. / To watch - He watches TV. Ex. To go - She goes to school. / To watch - He watches TV.

. quando o verbo termina em “Y” e for precedido por uma consoante, o . quando o verbo termina em “Y” e for precedido por uma consoante, o
“y” transforma-se em “i” e acrescenta-se “es”. “y” transforma-se em “i” e acrescenta-se “es”.
Ex. To study - She studies English. Ex. To study - She studies English.

Forma negativa: Forma negativa:

A negativa forma-se exactamente da mesma maneira do verbo “To A negativa forma-se exactamente da mesma maneira do verbo “To
like”. like”.
Ex. To study – She doesn’t study English. / I don’t study English. Ex. To study – She doesn’t study English. / I don’t study English.

Forma interrogativa: Forma interrogativa:

Tal como a forma negativa, a interrogativa também segue as regras do Tal como a forma negativa, a interrogativa também segue as regras do
verbo “To like”. verbo “To like”.
Ex. To go – Does she go to school by bus? / Do they go to school by bus? Ex. To go – Does she go to school by bus? / Do they go to school by bus?

Simple present rules Simple present rules

Forma afirmativa: Forma afirmativa:

Na 3ª pessoa do singular (he, she, it), a regra geral diz-nos para Na 3ª pessoa do singular (he, she, it), a regra geral diz-nos para
acrescentarmos um “s” ao infinitivo do verbo. acrescentarmos um “s” ao infinitivo do verbo.
Ex: To like - He likes tennis. / To play - She plays football. Ex: To like - He likes tennis. / To play - She plays football.

Mas: Mas:

. quando o verbo termina em “o, ch, sh, ss, x”, acrescenta-se “es”. . quando o verbo termina em “o, ch, sh, ss, x”, acrescenta-se “es”.

Ex. To go - She goes to school. / To watch - He watches TV. Ex. To go - She goes to school. / To watch - He watches TV.

. quando o verbo termina em “Y” e for precedido por uma consoante, o . quando o verbo termina em “Y” e for precedido por uma consoante, o
“y” transforma-se em “i” e acrescenta-se “es”. “y” transforma-se em “i” e acrescenta-se “es”.
Ex. To study - She studies English. Ex. To study - She studies English.

Forma negativa: Forma negativa:

A negativa forma-se exactamente da mesma maneira do verbo “To A negativa forma-se exactamente da mesma maneira do verbo “To
like”. like”.
Ex. To study – She doesn’t study English. / I don’t study English. Ex. To study – She doesn’t study English. / I don’t study English.

Forma interrogativa: Forma interrogativa:

Tal como a forma negativa, a interrogativa também segue as regras do Tal como a forma negativa, a interrogativa também segue as regras do
verbo “To like”. verbo “To like”.
Ex. To go – Does she go to school by bus? / Do they go to school by bus? Ex. To go – Does she go to school by bus? / Do they go to school by bus?
  
get up have a shower have breakfast go to school have lunch get up have a shower have breakfast go to school have lunch

 
play do the homework / study watch TV have dinner go to bed play do the homework / study watch TV have dinner go to bed

 
get up have a shower have breakfast go to school have lunch get up have a shower have breakfast go to school have lunch

 
play do the homework / study watch TV have dinner go to bed play do the homework / study watch TV have dinner go to bed

 
get up have a shower have breakfast go to school have lunch get up have a shower have breakfast go to school have lunch

 
play do the homework / study watch TV have dinner go to bed play do the homework / study watch TV have dinner go to bed
 Daily Routine

SCHOOL 
get up have a shower have breakfast go to school have lunch


play do the homework watch TV have dinner go to bed