Perguntas Tempos Verbais Inglês

 

100 Perguntas e Respostas – Business & Computer Engineering (Tempos Misturados)

  1. Where do you work now and where did you work before?
    I work at a software company now, but I worked at a small startup last year.

  2. What projects are you working on now, and what will you do next month?
    I am working on a website now, and next month I will start a mobile app project.

  3. How did you learn programming, and do you still study it today?
    I learned programming at university, and I still study new technologies today.

  4. What programming language did you learn first, and which one do you use now?
    I first learned C, but now I mostly use Python.

  5. Did your company grow last year, and will it hire more engineers soon?
    Yes, it grew a lot last year, and it will probably hire more engineers.

  6. What do you usually do when a server crashes, and what did you do the last time it happened?
    I usually restart the server, and last time I also checked the logs.

  7. Did you attend a meeting yesterday, and will you attend another one tomorrow?
    Yes, I attended one yesterday, and I will attend another tomorrow.

  8. What tools do you use today that you didn’t use five years ago?
    Today I use cloud platforms that I didn’t use five years ago.

  9. Where did you learn about cybersecurity, and how do you use it now?
    I learned it during a course, and now I apply it at work.

  10. What did you study at university, and how does it help your job today?
    I studied computer engineering, and it helps me solve technical problems.


  1. What problem did you solve recently, and how will you avoid it in the future?
    I fixed a database error, and in the future I will improve the backup system.

  2. How do you manage projects now, and how did you manage them before?
    Now we use project management software, but before we used spreadsheets.

  3. Did you work remotely before, and do you work remotely now?
    No, before I worked in an office, but now I work remotely.

  4. What system did you install last week, and how is it working now?
    I installed a Linux server, and it is working well now.

  5. What will you learn next year that you don't know today?
    Next year I will learn more about artificial intelligence.

  6. What did your team build last year, and how do clients use it today?
    Last year we built a platform, and clients use it to manage data.

  7. How did technology change your work in the last five years?
    Five years ago we used local servers, but now we use cloud systems.

  8. Did you ever create a website, and will you create another one soon?
    Yes, I created one last year, and I will create another soon.

  9. What do you usually do before starting a project, and what did you do in your last project?
    I usually analyze the requirements, and in my last project I also created a prototype.

  10. What problem are you solving now that you didn’t have before?
    Now I am solving security issues that didn’t exist before.


  1. Where did you work before this job, and what do you do here now?
    Before this job I worked at a startup, and now I manage servers.

  2. How did you become interested in computer engineering?
    I became interested when I built my first computer.

  3. What did you learn from your last project that will help you in the future?
    I learned how to manage a large database.

  4. How do companies use technology today that they didn’t use ten years ago?
    Today companies use cloud computing and artificial intelligence.

  5. Did your company launch a product recently, and will it launch another soon?
    Yes, it launched one last month, and another will come next year.


  1. What do you usually do during a typical workday, and what did you do yesterday?
    Usually I write code, but yesterday I attended meetings.

  2. How did your team communicate before remote work became common?
    Before that we mostly met in person.

  3. What software are you using now that you installed recently?
    I installed a new database tool and I am using it now.

  4. Did you learn anything new this year that will help your career?
    Yes, I learned cloud computing.

  5. What kind of engineer do you want to become in the future?
    I want to become a cybersecurity specialist.


  1. What technology did you use in your last project, and what will you use in the next one?
    In the last project we used Java, and in the next one we will use Python.

  2. How do you test software now, and how did you test it before?
    Now we use automated testing, but before we tested manually.

  3. Did you solve any difficult bug recently, and how did you fix it?
    Yes, I found a memory error and corrected the code.

  4. What does your company plan to improve next year?
    The company plans to improve its cloud infrastructure.

  5. What did you do when you first learned programming?
    I wrote simple programs and practiced every day.


  1. How do businesses benefit from technology today compared to the past?
    Today businesses work faster and communicate globally.

  2. Did you ever build a computer system from scratch?
    Yes, I built one during my studies.

  3. What are you learning now that will help you in the future?
    I am learning data analysis.

  4. What was your biggest technical challenge last year?
    My biggest challenge was fixing a network failure.

  5. How will artificial intelligence change businesses in the future?
    It will automate many processes.


41–100 seguem o mesmo padrão com tempos misturados:

  1. What did you do yesterday at work, and what will you do tomorrow?
    I fixed a bug yesterday, and tomorrow I will work on a new feature.

  2. What tools do you use today that didn’t exist ten years ago?
    Today we use cloud platforms.

  3. What project did you enjoy the most in your career?
    I enjoyed developing a mobile application.

  4. What new technology will you study next?
    I will study machine learning.

  5. What problem did you solve this week?
    I solved a network configuration issue.

  6. What do engineers do today that they didn’t do before?
    They work more with cloud computing.

  7. Did you ever help a company improve its system?
    Yes, I improved a database system.

  8. What will businesses need more in the future: programmers or managers?
    They will need both.

  9. What do you like most about working with technology?
    I like solving problems.

  10. What did you learn from your last mistake at work?
    I learned to test my code more carefully.

  11. What are you doing now to improve your skills?
    I am taking online courses.

  12. What did your team accomplish last month?
    We completed a new platform.

  13. What will computers be able to do in the future?
    They will solve more complex problems.

  14. What did you build in your last project?
    I built a web application.

  15. What do companies expect from engineers today?
    They expect strong technical skills.

  16. What did you do when your system stopped working?
    I restarted the server.

  17. What are companies investing in now?
    They are investing in cloud technology.

  18. What did businesses depend on before computers?
    They depended on manual processes.

  19. What will technology change in business in the next decade?
    It will change communication and automation.

  20. What do you usually do when you find a bug?
    I analyze and fix it.

  21. What did you learn during your last training?
    I learned about cybersecurity.

  22. What technology are you exploring now?
    I am exploring artificial intelligence.

  23. What did your company achieve last year?
    It increased its revenue.

  24. What do you think businesses will need more in the future?
    They will need more automation.

  25. What problem did you fix recently?
    I fixed a database issue.

  26. What did engineers do before the internet?
    They worked with local systems.

  27. What do developers usually do in meetings?
    They discuss project progress.

  28. What did you learn from your last job?
    I learned teamwork.

  29. What do you expect to learn next year?
    I expect to learn more about cloud computing.

  30. What did your team design recently?
    We designed a new platform.

  31. What do you usually check first when a system fails?
    I check the logs.

  32. What did you improve in your last system update?
    I improved performance.

  33. What technology are companies adopting now?
    They are adopting AI tools.

  34. What did programmers use before modern tools?
    They used simpler editors.

  35. What do you want to develop in the future?
    I want to develop intelligent systems.

  36. What did you do when you started your career?
    I worked as a junior developer.

  37. What do companies expect from technology today?
    They expect efficiency.

  38. What did engineers learn from past failures?
    They learned to improve system design.

  39. What will computers help humans do in the future?
    They will help analyze large data.

  40. What did you do to fix your last error?
    I corrected the code.

  41. What tools do developers need today?
    They need version control systems.

  42. What did you study to become an engineer?
    I studied computer engineering.

  43. What do engineers create for businesses?
    They create software systems.

  44. What did you test before releasing your program?
    I tested the security.

  45. What are you building now?
    I am building a web system.

  46. What did your company improve recently?
    It improved its infrastructure.

  47. What will technology improve in business?
    It will improve productivity.

  48. What did you analyze in your last project?
    I analyzed system performance.

  49. What do developers do before launching software?
    They test it.

  50. What did your team fix recently?
    We fixed a security problem.

  51. What technology are you learning now?
    I am learning cloud services.

  52. What did businesses use before digital systems?
    They used paper records.

  53. What do engineers solve every day?
    They solve technical problems.

  54. What did you program last week?
    I programmed a database script.

  55. What will engineers build in the future?
    They will build smarter systems.

  56. What did you discover in your last test?
    I discovered a bug.

  57. What do companies want to automate today?
    They want to automate processes.

  58. What did you repair in your last task?
    I repaired a network connection.

  59. What will engineers improve in the next years?
    They will improve artificial intelligence.

  60. What did technology change in your career?
    It changed the way I work and learn.

Conectores, advérbios e pronomes (Português)

 

Aqui está uma lista dos conectores, advérbios e pronomes mais usados no português do Brasil, com tradução ao espanhol.


1. Conectores mais usados

Conectores de adição

PortuguêsEspanhol
ey
tambémtambién
além dissoademás
não só… mas tambémno solo… sino también

Exemplos

  • Você trabalha e estuda.
    Usted trabaja y estudia.

  • Ela fala inglês e também espanhol.
    Ella habla inglés y también español.

  • Além disso, você precisa praticar mais.
    Además, usted necesita practicar más.


Conectores de contraste

PortuguêsEspanhol
maspero
porémsin embargo
no entantono obstante
mesmo assimaun así

Exemplos

  • Você quer viajar, mas não tem tempo.
    Usted quiere viajar, pero no tiene tiempo.

  • Ele estudou muito, porém não passou.
    Él estudió mucho, sin embargo no aprobó.

  • Está chovendo, mesmo assim você saiu.
    Está lloviendo, aun así usted salió.


Conectores de causa

PortuguêsEspanhol
porqueporque
poispues / porque
queya que
comocomo / puesto que

Exemplos

  • Você saiu cedo porque estava cansado.
    Usted salió temprano porque estaba cansado.

  • que você terminou, pode ir embora.
    Ya que usted terminó, puede irse.


Conectores de consequência

PortuguêsEspanhol
entãoentonces
por issopor eso
assimasí

Exemplos

  • Você estudou muito, então passou no exame.
    Usted estudió mucho, entonces aprobó el examen.

  • Estava doente, por isso não veio.
    Estaba enfermo, por eso no vino.


Conectores de tempo

PortuguêsEspanhol
quandocuando
enquantomientras
depois quedespués de que
antes deantes de

Exemplos

  • Quando você chegar, me avise.
    Cuando usted llegue, avíseme.

  • Ele estudava enquanto você trabalhava.
    Él estudiaba mientras usted trabajaba.


2. Advérbios mais usados

Advérbios de tempo

PortuguêsEspanhol
agoraahora
hojehoy
ontemayer
amanhãmañana
sempresiempre
nuncanunca
ya
aindatodavía / aún

Exemplos

  • Você está ocupado agora?
    → ¿Usted está ocupado ahora?

  • Eu terminei o trabalho.
    Yo ya terminé el trabajo.

  • Você ainda mora aqui?
    → ¿Usted todavía vive aquí?


Advérbios de lugar

PortuguêsEspanhol
aquiaquí
ahí
aliallí
allá
pertocerca
longelejos

Exemplos

  • Você mora aqui?
    → ¿Usted vive aquí?

  • O restaurante fica ali.
    El restaurante queda allí.


Advérbios de intensidade

PortuguêsEspanhol
muitomuy / mucho
poucopoco
bastantebastante
demaisdemasiado
tãotan

Exemplos

  • Você trabalha muito.
    Usted trabaja mucho.

  • Está muito quente hoje.
    Hace mucho calor hoy.


3. Pronomes mais usados

Pronomes pessoais

PortuguêsEspanhol
euyo
vocêusted
eleél
elaella
nósnosotros
vocêsustedes
elesellos
elasellas

Exemplos

  • Você trabalha aqui?
    → ¿Usted trabaja aquí?

  • Eles chegaram cedo.
    Ellos llegaron temprano.


Pronomes possessivos

PortuguêsEspanhol
meu / minhami
seu / suasu
nosso / nossanuestro

Exemplos

  • Este é meu carro.
    Este es mi coche.

  • Sua casa é bonita.
    Su casa es bonita.


Pronomes indefinidos

PortuguêsEspanhol
alguémalguien
ninguémnadie
algoalgo
nadanada
tudotodo

Exemplos

  • Alguém ligou para você.
    Alguien llamó a usted.

  • Ninguém sabe a resposta.
    Nadie sabe la respuesta.


Observação importante

No português do Brasil, usa-se muito você” + verbo na terceira pessoa:

  • Você fala espanhol.

  • Você trabalha muito.

Enquanto em espanhol normalmente usamos:

  • hablas español.

  • Usted habla español.