Teste de inglês A1/2

 Teste de Inglês – Nível A1/A2 com 100 perguntas de múltipla escolha.

📌 Gabarito no final.


📝 TESTE DE INGLÊS – A1/A2 (100 QUESTÕES)

1. She ___ from Brazil.

a) am
b) is
c) are
d) be

2. They ___ students.

a) is
b) am
c) are
d) be

3. I ___ coffee every morning.

a) drink
b) drinks
c) drinking
d) drank

4. He ___ to school by bus.

a) go
b) goes
c) going
d) gone

5. There ___ a book on the table.

a) are
b) is
c) am
d) be

6. ___ you like pizza?

a) Does
b) Do
c) Are
d) Is

7. She doesn’t ___ meat.

a) eats
b) eating
c) eat
d) ate

8. We ___ TV now.

a) watch
b) watches
c) are watching
d) watching

9. I have ___ apple.

a) a
b) an
c) the
d) some

10. This is ___ car.

a) my
b) me
c) mine
d) I


11. How ___ are you?

a) old
b) age
c) many
d) much

12. She is ___ than her sister.

a) tall
b) taller
c) tallest
d) more tall

13. This is the ___ movie I’ve seen.

a) good
b) better
c) best
d) more good

14. There aren’t ___ chairs in the room.

a) much
b) many
c) a
d) some

15. I’m interested ___ music.

a) on
b) in
c) at
d) for


16. He was born ___ 1995.

a) in
b) on
c) at
d) for

17. The bank is ___ the supermarket and the pharmacy.

a) next
b) between
c) behind
d) under

18. She ___ to the party yesterday.

a) go
b) goes
c) went
d) going

19. We ___ dinner when she arrived.

a) have
b) had
c) were having
d) are having

20. I can ___ Spanish.

a) to speak
b) speak
c) speaking
d) spoke


21. He ___ play the guitar.

a) can
b) cans
c) is can
d) are can

22. There is ___ milk in the fridge.

a) many
b) much
c) a
d) an

23. I don’t have ___ money.

a) some
b) any
c) a
d) many

24. She is wearing ___ blue dress.

a) a
b) an
c) some
d) any

25. What time ___ you wake up?

a) are
b) do
c) does
d) did


26. My father ___ working now.

a) is
b) are
c) am
d) be

27. They ___ to travel next year.

a) going
b) are going
c) goes
d) went

28. I’ve lived here ___ five years.

a) since
b) for
c) from
d) at

29. She has worked here ___ 2020.

a) since
b) for
c) in
d) at

30. That’s the woman ___ son is my friend.

a) who
b) which
c) whose
d) where


31. It’s raining. Take ___ umbrella.

a) a
b) an
c) the
d) some

32. She is afraid ___ spiders.

a) from
b) of
c) at
d) in

33. I usually go to bed ___ 10 p.m.

a) in
b) on
c) at
d) for

34. We visited Paris ___ summer.

a) in
b) on
c) at
d) for

35. There ___ some apples in the basket.

a) is
b) are
c) am
d) be


36. I’m looking forward ___ you.

a) see
b) to see
c) to seeing
d) seeing

37. She’s the ___ student in the class.

a) intelligent
b) more intelligent
c) most intelligent
d) intelligenter

38. He doesn’t work ___ Sundays.

a) in
b) on
c) at
d) for

39. How ___ sugar do you need?

a) many
b) much
c) a
d) some

40. I bought ___ new phone yesterday.

a) a
b) an
c) the
d) some

41. She ___ her homework yesterday.

a) do
b) does
c) did
d) doing

42. We ___ to the cinema last night.

a) go
b) goes
c) went
d) going

43. He ___ TV when I called him.

a) watches
b) watched
c) was watching
d) is watching

44. I ___ visit my grandmother tomorrow.

a) will
b) am
c) do
d) did

45. They are going ___ travel next month.

a) at
b) to
c) for
d) in

46. She usually ___ up at 7 a.m.

a) get
b) gets
c) got
d) getting

47. There isn’t ___ water left.

a) many
b) some
c) much
d) a

48. I have ___ friends in London.

a) a little
b) a few
c) much
d) any

49. This bag is ___ than mine.

a) cheap
b) cheaper
c) cheapest
d) more cheap

50. That was the ___ day of my life.

a) happy
b) happier
c) happiest
d) more happy


51. She speaks English very ___.

a) good
b) well
c) better
d) best

52. We arrived ___ the airport at 6 p.m.

a) in
b) at
c) on
d) for

53. My birthday is ___ Monday.

a) in
b) at
c) on
d) for

54. He’s afraid ___ flying.

a) from
b) at
c) of
d) in

55. I didn’t ___ breakfast today.

a) had
b) have
c) has
d) having

56. She has never ___ to New York.

a) be
b) was
c) been
d) being

57. ___ you ever eaten sushi?

a) Did
b) Do
c) Have
d) Are

58. He’s looking ___ his keys.

a) at
b) for
c) in
d) on

59. The teacher asked me ___ open the window.

a) to
b) for
c) at
d) in

60. There are ___ people waiting outside.

a) much
b) little
c) a lot of
d) any


61. She is ___ than her brother.

a) more tall
b) tallest
c) taller
d) tall

62. This exercise is ___ than the last one.

a) easy
b) easier
c) easiest
d) more easy

63. He drives very ___.

a) careful
b) carefully
c) care
d) caring

64. I’m tired. I ___ go to bed early.

a) should
b) can
c) mustn’t
d) don’t

65. They ___ be at home. The lights are on.

a) must
b) mustn’t
c) can’t
d) shouldn’t


66. There was ___ accident yesterday.

a) a
b) an
c) the
d) some

67. She bought ___ umbrella because it was raining.

a) a
b) an
c) the
d) some

68. We have lived here ___ 2015.

a) for
b) since
c) from
d) at

69. I’ve known her ___ a long time.

a) since
b) for
c) from
d) at

70. He works ___ a hospital.

a) in
b) on
c) at
d) for


71. How ___ students are there?

a) much
b) many
c) any
d) some

72. She doesn’t like coffee, ___?

a) does she
b) doesn’t she
c) is she
d) isn’t she

73. I forgot ___ my homework.

a) do
b) to do
c) doing
d) did

74. He’s the man ___ lives next door.

a) which
b) where
c) who
d) whose

75. I was born ___ July.

a) at
b) in
c) on
d) for


76. She’s interested ___ art.

a) at
b) on
c) in
d) for

77. We stayed ___ home yesterday.

a) in
b) at
c) on
d) for

78. I don’t have ___ brothers or sisters.

a) some
b) any
c) a
d) much

79. It’s the ___ building in the city.

a) tall
b) taller
c) tallest
d) more tall

80. She runs ___ than me.

a) fast
b) faster
c) fastest
d) more fast


81. He asked me where I ___ from.

a) am
b) was
c) were
d) be

82. I’ll call you when I ___ home.

a) get
b) will get
c) got
d) getting

83. There isn’t ___ sugar left.

a) many
b) much
c) a
d) some

84. She made me ___ sorry.

a) feel
b) to feel
c) feeling
d) felt

85. He’s not as ___ as his brother.

a) tall
b) taller
c) tallest
d) more tall


86. We were tired, ___ we went home.

a) because
b) but
c) so
d) although

87. She speaks ___ than before.

a) confident
b) confidently
c) more confidently
d) most confident

88. I need ___ information.

a) some
b) many
c) a few
d) much

89. He forgot ___ the door.

a) lock
b) to lock
c) locking
d) locked

90. She’s the girl ___ brother is a doctor.

a) who
b) which
c) whose
d) where


91. There are ___ apples on the table.

a) a little
b) a few
c) much
d) little

92. I’m looking forward to ___ you soon.

a) see
b) seeing
c) to see
d) saw

93. He’s good ___ math.

a) at
b) in
c) on
d) for

94. She arrived ___ time.

a) in
b) at
c) on
d) for

95. We didn’t have ___ time.

a) enough
b) too
c) very
d) much


96. It was ___ interesting movie.

a) a
b) an
c) the
d) some

97. He works harder ___ me.

a) that
b) then
c) than
d) as

98. I’m not ___ hungry.

a) too
b) enough
c) very
d) so

99. She told me ___ quiet.

a) be
b) to be
c) being
d) was

100. They enjoyed ___ at the party.

a) them
b) themselves
c) their
d) they


✅ GABARITO – TESTE A1/A2

  1. b

  2. c

  3. a

  4. b

  5. b

  6. b

  7. c

  8. c

  9. b

  10. a

  11. a

  12. b

  13. c

  14. b

  15. b

  16. a

  17. b

  18. c

  19. c

  20. b

  21. a

  22. b

  23. b

  24. a

  25. b

  26. a

  27. b

  28. b

  29. a

  30. c

  31. b

  32. b

  33. c

  34. a

  35. b

  36. c

  37. c

  38. b

  39. b

  40. a

  41. c

  42. c

  43. c

  44. a

  45. b

  46. b

  47. c

  48. b

  49. b

  50. c

  51. b

  52. b

  53. c

  54. c

  55. b

  56. c

  57. c

  58. b

  59. a

  60. c

  61. c

  62. b

  63. b

  64. a

  65. a

  66. b

  67. b

  68. b

  69. b

  70. a

  71. b

  72. a

  73. b

  74. c

  75. b

  76. c

  77. b

  78. b

  79. c

  80. b

  81. b

  82. a

  83. b

  84. a

  85. a

  86. c

  87. c

  88. a

  89. b

  90. c

  91. b

  92. b

  93. a

  94. c

  95. a

  96. b

  97. c

  98. c

  99. b

  100. b


CV Linkedin

 

Exemplo completo de currículo em inglês otimizado para LinkedIn para um perfil de Cloud & Cybersecurity Engineer / Analyst. O modelo está estruturado no formato ideal para LinkedIn (Headline + About + Experience + Skills + Certifications).


🔹 LinkedIn Headline

Cloud & Cybersecurity Engineer | AWS & Azure Specialist | DevSecOps | SIEM | Cloud Security Architecture | Incident Response


🔹 About (Summary)

Cloud and Cybersecurity Engineer with 7+ years of experience designing, securing, and optimizing cloud infrastructures across AWS and Azure environments. Strong background in threat detection, vulnerability management, identity and access management (IAM), and security automation.

Experienced in implementing zero-trust architectures, securing CI/CD pipelines, and leading incident response initiatives. Passionate about cloud-native security, DevSecOps culture, and proactive threat intelligence.

Skilled at collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance security posture while ensuring scalability, compliance, and operational efficiency.


🔹 Experience

Senior Cloud & Cybersecurity Engineer

ABC Tech Solutions | São Paulo, Brazil
Jan 2022 – Present

  • Designed and implemented secure multi-account AWS environments following best security practices

  • Led migration of on-prem infrastructure to Azure with full security compliance (ISO 27001 aligned)

  • Implemented SIEM solutions (Splunk / Microsoft Sentinel) for real-time threat monitoring

  • Reduced security incidents by 40% through improved IAM policies and zero-trust architecture

  • Automated security controls using Terraform and Python

  • Conducted vulnerability assessments and penetration testing


Cloud Security Analyst

Global IT Services
Mar 2019 – Dec 2021

  • Managed AWS security services (IAM, GuardDuty, Security Hub, CloudTrail)

  • Monitored security alerts and coordinated incident response procedures

  • Developed security playbooks and documentation

  • Performed risk assessments and compliance audits

  • Supported DevOps teams integrating security into CI/CD pipelines


IT Security Analyst

TechSecure
Feb 2017 – Feb 2019

  • Administered firewalls and endpoint protection systems

  • Performed log analysis and threat investigations

  • Conducted internal security awareness training

  • Assisted in GDPR and LGPD compliance implementation


🔹 Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science
University of São Paulo


🔹 Certifications

  • AWS Certified Security – Specialty

  • Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer Associate

  • Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)

  • CompTIA Security+


🔹 Technical Skills

Cloud Platforms: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud
Security Tools: Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto
DevSecOps: Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, GitHub Actions
Programming: Python, Bash, PowerShell
Frameworks: NIST, ISO 27001, CIS Benchmarks
Networking: TCP/IP, VPN, Firewalls, Zero Trust Architecture


🔹 Projects (Optional Section for LinkedIn)

  • Implemented automated cloud security baseline using Terraform and CIS benchmarks

  • Designed SIEM architecture for multi-cloud environment

  • Led red team vs blue team simulation exercises





Uma versão estratégica e internacionalmente orientada, pensada para atrair recrutadores dos EUA, Europa e empresas globais (linguagem mais orientada a impacto, resultados mensuráveis e visão estratégica).


🔹 LinkedIn Headline

Cloud Security Engineer | Multi-Cloud (AWS & Azure) | DevSecOps | Zero Trust Architecture | Incident Response | Helping Organizations Scale Securely


🔹 About

Cloud & Cybersecurity Engineer with 8+ years of experience securing enterprise cloud environments in highly regulated and fast-scaling industries. Specialized in designing secure, resilient, and compliant multi-cloud architectures aligned with global standards such as NIST, ISO 27001, and CIS Benchmarks.

Proven track record of reducing security risks, leading cloud transformations, and embedding security into DevOps culture (DevSecOps). Strong expertise in threat detection, identity governance, cloud-native security services, and automation.

Experienced working with distributed teams and international stakeholders. Fluent in English and Portuguese.

Focused on enabling business growth through secure cloud innovation.


🔹 Core Competencies

  • Multi-Cloud Security Architecture (AWS, Azure)

  • Zero Trust & Identity Governance

  • SIEM & Threat Detection Engineering

  • Cloud Migration Security Strategy

  • DevSecOps & Security Automation

  • Incident Response & Digital Forensics

  • Compliance (ISO 27001, NIST, CIS, LGPD, GDPR)

  • Risk Assessment & Security Governance


🔹 Professional Experience

Senior Cloud Security Engineer

Global Technology Company | Brazil (Remote)
2022 – Present

  • Architected secure multi-account AWS environments supporting 5,000+ users across 3 regions

  • Led cloud security strategy for Azure migration project reducing operational risk by 35%

  • Implemented Microsoft Sentinel and Splunk SIEM solutions improving detection time by 45%

  • Designed and deployed IAM governance model aligned with Zero Trust principles

  • Automated security baselines using Terraform, reducing configuration drift by 60%

  • Coordinated incident response efforts, containing critical threats within SLA targets


Cloud Security Analyst

International IT Services Provider
2019 – 2022

  • Managed AWS security stack (GuardDuty, Security Hub, CloudTrail, IAM)

  • Conducted vulnerability management lifecycle across hybrid environments

  • Integrated security testing into CI/CD pipelines

  • Supported GDPR and LGPD compliance programs

  • Created executive security reports for leadership stakeholders


🔹 Certifications

  • AWS Certified Security – Specialty

  • Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer Associate

  • CompTIA Security+

  • Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)


🔹 Technical Stack

Cloud: AWS, Azure
Security: Sentinel, Splunk, CrowdStrike, Prisma Cloud
Infrastructure as Code: Terraform, CloudFormation
Containers: Docker, Kubernetes
Automation: Python, Bash, PowerShell
Frameworks: NIST CSF, ISO 27001, CIS Controls


🔹 Key Achievements

✔ Reduced cloud misconfigurations by 60% through automated compliance scanning
✔ Improved threat detection time by 45% via SIEM optimization
✔ Led security architecture for multi-region deployment
✔ Implemented Zero Trust IAM framework for enterprise environment


🔹 Strategic Positioning Tips for International Visibility

To attract recruiters globally:

  1. Use “Open to Work – Remote / Relocation”

  2. Add keywords: Cloud Security Architect, DevSecOps Engineer, Threat Detection Engineer

  3. Publish short posts about AWS security best practices

  4. Add measurable results (percentages, cost savings, risk reduction)

  5. Keep profile fully in English





duas versões estratégicas diferentes — uma focada no mercado dos Estados Unidos (mais orientada a impacto, escala e resultados financeiros) e outra para Europa (mais forte em compliance, governance e regulamentação).


🇺🇸 VERSION – Optimized for US Market

🔹 Headline

Senior Cloud Security Engineer | AWS & Azure | DevSecOps | Zero Trust | Threat Detection | Driving Secure Cloud Transformation


🔹 About

Cloud Security Engineer with 8+ years of experience securing large-scale cloud environments in fast-paced and highly regulated industries. Strong focus on business impact, risk reduction, and scalable security architecture.

Proven ability to lead cloud security initiatives that reduce operational risk, accelerate secure deployments, and strengthen detection capabilities. Experienced in collaborating with cross-functional teams across global environments.

Specialized in cloud-native security, DevSecOps integration, and zero-trust identity models.

Open to Remote (US-based) opportunities.


🔹 Key Impact Highlights

  • Reduced cloud security incidents by 40% through IAM restructuring and zero-trust implementation

  • Improved Mean Time to Detect (MTTD) by 45% via SIEM optimization

  • Automated compliance baselines using Terraform, reducing misconfigurations by 60%

  • Secured cloud environments supporting 5,000+ enterprise users


🔹 Technical Expertise

Cloud Platforms: AWS, Azure
Security Tools: Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, CrowdStrike
IaC: Terraform, CloudFormation
Containers: Kubernetes, Docker
Automation: Python, Bash, PowerShell
Frameworks: NIST CSF, CIS Controls


🔹 Certifications

  • AWS Certified Security – Specialty

  • Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer Associate

  • CompTIA Security+

  • CEH


🔎 US Positioning Strategy

For the US market:

  • Emphasize measurable impact (percentages, dollar savings, scalability)

  • Highlight leadership and ownership

  • Use terms like: enterprise-scale, cross-functional, risk mitigation, cloud transformation

  • Keep profile concise and achievement-driven


🇪🇺 VERSION – Optimized for European Market

🔹 Headline

Cloud & Cybersecurity Engineer | Multi-Cloud Security | Compliance & Governance | ISO 27001 | GDPR | Zero Trust Architecture


🔹 About

Cloud & Cybersecurity Engineer with 8+ years of experience designing and securing multi-cloud infrastructures aligned with international compliance frameworks including ISO 27001, NIST, CIS Controls, GDPR, and LGPD.

Experienced in governance, risk management, and security policy implementation within regulated environments. Strong background in threat detection, vulnerability management, and secure cloud migrations.

Committed to aligning cybersecurity strategy with regulatory and operational requirements.

Open to EU-based remote or relocation opportunities.


🔹 Key Contributions

  • Led cloud migration security aligned with ISO 27001 requirements

  • Implemented GDPR-aligned data protection controls in Azure environments

  • Conducted enterprise-wide risk assessments and internal audits

  • Improved cloud compliance score by 50% through automated control monitoring

  • Designed Zero Trust IAM model for regulated industry


🔹 Technical Stack

Cloud: AWS, Azure
Security Monitoring: Microsoft Sentinel, Splunk
Compliance: ISO 27001, GDPR, NIST, CIS
Automation: Terraform, Python
Containers: Kubernetes


🔹 Certifications

  • AWS Certified Security – Specialty

  • Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer Associate

  • CEH

  • CompTIA Security+


🔎 EU Positioning Strategy

For Europe:

  • Emphasize compliance & governance

  • Highlight GDPR experience clearly

  • Mention audit support and documentation

  • Show alignment with risk frameworks






✅ Para LinkedIn (visibilidade global) → Use uma versão híbrida

O LinkedIn não é um CV formal como o Europass nem um resume americano tradicional. É uma vitrine global.

Por isso, a melhor estratégia é combinar:

  • 🔥 Impacto e métricas (modelo EUA)

  • 🛡️ Compliance e frameworks (modelo Europa)

Hoje, recrutadores internacionais valorizam ambos:

  • Empresas americanas querem impacto e resultados.

  • Empresas europeias querem governança e conformidade.

  • Empresas globais querem os dois.


💡 Melhor Versão Estratégica para LinkedIn

🔹 Headline

Senior Cloud Security Engineer | AWS & Azure | Zero Trust | DevSecOps | SIEM | ISO 27001 & NIST | Driving Secure Cloud Transformation


🔹 About (Modelo Ideal para LinkedIn)

Cloud & Cybersecurity Engineer with 8+ years of experience securing enterprise multi-cloud environments across regulated and fast-scaling industries.

Proven track record of reducing cloud risk exposure, improving threat detection capabilities, and implementing governance frameworks aligned with ISO 27001, NIST, CIS Controls, GDPR, and LGPD.

Experienced in leading secure cloud migrations, implementing Zero Trust architectures, and embedding security into DevOps pipelines (DevSecOps).

Strong focus on measurable impact, scalable architecture, and regulatory compliance.

Open to remote international opportunities (US & EU).


🔹 Por que essa versão é melhor?

✔ Mantém métricas (atrai EUA)
✔ Mostra compliance (atrai Europa)
✔ Usa palavras-chave globais (melhora algoritmo do LinkedIn)
✔ Posiciona você como perfil sênior
✔ Funciona para recrutadores de qualquer país


🎯 Estratégia Profissional (muito importante)

No LinkedIn:

  • Perfil = híbrido estratégico (global)

  • CV enviado para vaga = adaptado especificamente (EUA ou Europa)

LinkedIn é marketing pessoal.
O CV é documento tático.

Irregular Verbs mais usados no passado

 Aqui estão os 15 verbos irregulares mais usados em inglês, com explicação clara do presente, passado, e formas afirmativa e negativa 👇


1️⃣ BE (ser / estar)

✅ Presente

  • I am / You are / He-She-It is / We are / They are

  • Negativa: I am not, you aren’t, he isn’t…

✅ Passado

  • I was / You were / He-She-It was / We were / They were

  • Negativa: was not (wasn’t) / were not (weren’t)


2️⃣ HAVE (ter)

✅ Presente

  • I/You/We/They have

  • He/She/It has

  • Negativa: do not have / does not have

✅ Passado

  • had

  • Negativa: did not have


3️⃣ DO (fazer)

✅ Presente

  • I/You/We/They do

  • He/She/It does

  • Negativa: do not / does not

✅ Passado

  • did

  • Negativa: did not


4️⃣ GO (ir)

✅ Presente

  • go / goes

  • Negativa: don’t go / doesn’t go

✅ Passado

  • went

  • Negativa: did not go


5️⃣ GET (conseguir / pegar / ficar)

✅ Presente

  • get / gets

  • Negativa: don’t get / doesn’t get

✅ Passado

  • got

  • Negativa: did not get


6️⃣ MAKE (fazer / criar)

✅ Presente

  • make / makes

  • Negativa: don’t make / doesn’t make

✅ Passado

  • made

  • Negativa: did not make


7️⃣ TAKE (pegar / levar)

✅ Presente

  • take / takes

  • Negativa: don’t take / doesn’t take

✅ Passado

  • took

  • Negativa: did not take


8️⃣ COME (vir)

✅ Presente

  • come / comes

  • Negativa: don’t come / doesn’t come

✅ Passado

  • came

  • Negativa: did not come


9️⃣ SEE (ver)

✅ Presente

  • see / sees

  • Negativa: don’t see / doesn’t see

✅ Passado

  • saw

  • Negativa: did not see


🔟 KNOW (saber / conhecer)

✅ Presente

  • know / knows

  • Negativa: don’t know / doesn’t know

✅ Passado

  • knew

  • Negativa: did not know


1️⃣1️⃣ THINK (pensar / achar)

✅ Presente

  • think / thinks

  • Negativa: don’t think / doesn’t think

✅ Passado

  • thought

  • Negativa: did not think


1️⃣2️⃣ SAY (dizer)

✅ Presente

  • say / says

  • Negativa: don’t say / doesn’t say

✅ Passado

  • said

  • Negativa: did not say


1️⃣3️⃣ GIVE (dar)

✅ Presente

  • give / gives

  • Negativa: don’t give / doesn’t give

✅ Passado

  • gave

  • Negativa: did not give


1️⃣4️⃣ FIND (encontrar)

✅ Presente

  • find / finds

  • Negativa: don’t find / doesn’t find

✅ Passado

  • found

  • Negativa: did not find


1️⃣5️⃣ TELL (contar / dizer)

✅ Presente

  • tell / tells

  • Negativa: don’t tell / doesn’t tell

✅ Passado

  • told

  • Negativa: did not tell


📌 Exemplos

1️⃣ I went to London last year.

Eu fui para Londres no ano passado.

2️⃣ She saw a beautiful sunset yesterday.

Ela viu um lindo pôr do sol ontem.

3️⃣ They bought a new house in 2020.

Eles compraram uma casa nova em 2020.

4️⃣ We had a great time at the party.

Nós tivemos um ótimo momento na festa.

5️⃣ He made a delicious cake.

Ele fez um bolo delicioso.

6️⃣ I took the bus to work this morning.

Eu peguei o ônibus para o trabalho hoje de manhã.

7️⃣ She gave me some good advice.

Ela me deu um bom conselho.

8️⃣ They found their dog in the park.

Eles encontraram o cachorro deles no parque.

9️⃣ I knew the answer to the question.

Eu sabia a resposta da pergunta.

🔟 He told me the truth.

Ele me contou a verdade.

1️⃣1️⃣ We came home late last night.

Nós chegamos em casa tarde ontem à noite.

1️⃣2️⃣ She wrote a long email.

Ela escreveu um e-mail longo.

1️⃣3️⃣ I ran five kilometers yesterday.

Eu corri cinco quilômetros ontem.

1️⃣4️⃣ They drank all the water.

Eles beberam toda a água.

1️⃣5️⃣ He spoke to the manager.

Ele falou com o gerente.

1️⃣6️⃣ We met our friends at the restaurant.

Nós encontramos nossos amigos no restaurante.

1️⃣7️⃣ She felt very happy.

Ela se sentiu muito feliz.

1️⃣8️⃣ I lost my wallet last week.

Eu perdi minha carteira na semana passada.

1️⃣9️⃣ They won the game.

Eles ganharam o jogo.

2️⃣0️⃣ He drove to work yesterday.

Ele dirigiu para o trabalho ontem.


📌 Regra importante sobre o passado

👉 No passado negativo, usamos:

did not + verbo base

✔ I did not go
❌ I did not went


✍️ Complete as frases com o verbo entre parênteses no passado simples.

1️⃣ Yesterday I ________ to the supermarket. (go)

2️⃣ She ________ me the truth last night. (tell)

3️⃣ We ________ a great movie on TV. (see)

4️⃣ They ________ a new car last month. (buy)

5️⃣ I ________ very tired after work. (be)

6️⃣ He ________ his homework before dinner. (do)

7️⃣ She ________ a beautiful dress at the party. (wear)

8️⃣ We ________ a lot of photos during the trip. (take)

9️⃣ I ________ my keys this morning. (find)

🔟 He ________ he was right. (think)

1️⃣1️⃣ They ________ us a fantastic gift. (give)

1️⃣2️⃣ I ________ her at the café yesterday. (meet)

1️⃣3️⃣ She ________ very fast in the race. (run)

1️⃣4️⃣ We ________ to music all evening. (listen)

1️⃣5️⃣ He ________ my name correctly. (say)


✅ Gabarito explicado

1️⃣ went
Go é irregular. No passado vira went.

2️⃣ told
Telltold (forma irregular).

3️⃣ saw
Seesaw.

4️⃣ bought
Buybought (mudança total na forma).

5️⃣ was
Be no passado: was/were.
“I” usa was.

6️⃣ did
Dodid.

7️⃣ wore
Wearwore.

8️⃣ took
Taketook.

9️⃣ found
Findfound.

🔟 thought
Thinkthought.

1️⃣1️⃣ gave
Givegave.

1️⃣2️⃣ met
Meetmet (mesma forma na escrita, mas pronúncia muda).

1️⃣3️⃣ ran
Runran.

1️⃣4️⃣ listened
Listen é regular → acrescenta -ed.

1️⃣5️⃣ said
Saysaid (pronúncia /sed/).