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Drill: passado de verbos irregulares em inglês

 Aqui estão 90 frases seguindo o padrão:

"I usually [verbo no presente], but yesterday I [verbo no passado]", com verbos irregulares em inglês. Organizei por blocos de 10 frases para facilitar a leitura. Com esta atividade você aprende os verbos irregulares no presente e passado.


🔟 Frases 1–10

  1. I usually eat bread, but yesterday I ate cake.

  2. I usually go to school, but yesterday I went to the museum.

  3. I usually see birds in the morning, but yesterday I saw a cat.

  4. I usually do my homework, but yesterday I did the laundry.

  5. I usually have coffee, but yesterday I had tea.

  6. I usually take a shower early, but yesterday I took one at night.

  7. I usually get up at 7, but yesterday I got up at 9.

  8. I usually write in my journal, but yesterday I wrote a letter.

  9. I usually speak to my boss, but yesterday I spoke to a client.

  10. I usually drive to work, but yesterday I drove my friend to the airport.


🔟 Frases 11–20

  1. I usually read articles online, but yesterday I read a novel.

  2. I usually buy vegetables, but yesterday I bought fruit.

  3. I usually find my keys easily, but yesterday I found them under the couch.

  4. I usually meet friends on Saturday, but yesterday I met them on Friday.

  5. I usually give advice, but yesterday I gave a gift.

  6. I usually feel happy, but yesterday I felt tired.

  7. I usually know the answer, but yesterday I knew nothing.

  8. I usually keep my phone in my pocket, but yesterday I kept it in my bag.

  9. I usually sit by the window, but yesterday I sat on the sofa.

  10. I usually stand during meetings, but yesterday I stood outside.


🔟 Frases 21–30

  1. I usually run in the morning, but yesterday I ran in the evening.

  2. I usually sing in the shower, but yesterday I sang in the car.

  3. I usually swim at the gym, but yesterday I swam at the beach.

  4. I usually wear sneakers, but yesterday I wore boots.

  5. I usually begin work at 8, but yesterday I began at 10.

  6. I usually drink water, but yesterday I drank soda.

  7. I usually break my routine, but yesterday I broke a glass.

  8. I usually choose salad, but yesterday I chose fries.

  9. I usually fly economy, but yesterday I flew business class.

  10. I usually grow flowers, but yesterday I grew tomatoes.


🔟 Frases 31–40

  1. I usually hide snacks, but yesterday I hid my phone.

  2. I usually hold my baby, but yesterday I held my niece.

  3. I usually hurt my ankle, but yesterday I hurt my wrist.

  4. I usually leave early, but yesterday I left late.

  5. I usually lose my pen, but yesterday I lost my phone.

  6. I usually pay in cash, but yesterday I paid by card.

  7. I usually ride a bike, but yesterday I rode a scooter.

  8. I usually ring the bell, but yesterday I rang the doorbell twice.

  9. I usually sell books, but yesterday I sold magazines.

  10. I usually send emails, but yesterday I sent a postcard.


🔟 Frases 41–50

  1. I usually shake hands, but yesterday I shook his arm.

  2. I usually shine my shoes, but yesterday I shone a flashlight.

  3. I usually sing in tune, but yesterday I sang off-key.

  4. I usually sleep well, but yesterday I slept poorly.

  5. I usually spend time with family, but yesterday I spent it alone.

  6. I usually steal cookies, but yesterday I stole candy.

  7. I usually teach English, but yesterday I taught Spanish.

  8. I usually tell stories, but yesterday I told the truth.

  9. I usually think about work, but yesterday I thought about travel.

  10. I usually understand the movie, but yesterday I understood nothing.


🔟 Frases 51–60

  1. I usually wake up early, but yesterday I woke up late.

  2. I usually win at games, but yesterday I won nothing.

  3. I usually throw the trash out, but yesterday I threw it in the wrong bin.

  4. I usually begin my day with a run, but yesterday I began with yoga.

  5. I usually draw landscapes, but yesterday I drew portraits.

  6. I usually blow candles, but yesterday I blew a balloon.

  7. I usually bring lunch, but yesterday I brought snacks.

  8. I usually build houses, but yesterday I built a shed.

  9. I usually catch the train, but yesterday I caught a bus.

  10. I usually come home at 6, but yesterday I came at 8.


🔟 Frases 61–70

  1. I usually deal with clients, but yesterday I dealt with suppliers.

  2. I usually dig in the garden, but yesterday I dug a big hole.

  3. I usually draw cartoons, but yesterday I drew a logo.

  4. I usually feed the dog, but yesterday I fed the cat.

  5. I usually fight for justice, but yesterday I fought for peace.

  6. I usually forgive mistakes, but yesterday I forgave nothing.

  7. I usually freeze leftovers, but yesterday I froze fruit.

  8. I usually hang my coat, but yesterday I hung a picture.

  9. I usually hear birds, but yesterday I heard traffic.

  10. I usually lend books, but yesterday I lent my laptop.


🔟 Frases 71–80

  1. I usually light candles, but yesterday I lit a fire.

  2. I usually mean what I say, but yesterday I meant nothing.

  3. I usually ride horses, but yesterday I rode a motorcycle.

  4. I usually rise at 6, but yesterday I rose at 9.

  5. I usually say hello, but yesterday I said nothing.

  6. I usually seek advice, but yesterday I sought help.

  7. I usually shake the bottle, but yesterday I shook the can.

  8. I usually shoot photos, but yesterday I shot a video.

  9. I usually shut the door, but yesterday I shut the window.

  10. I usually sink into bed, but yesterday I sank into the couch.


🔟 Frases 81–90

  1. I usually slide down the hill, but yesterday I slid on the floor.

  2. I usually smell flowers, but yesterday I smelt smoke.

  3. I usually spell words correctly, but yesterday I spelt one wrong.

  4. I usually stick notes on my fridge, but yesterday I stuck them on the wall.

  5. I usually strike a deal, but yesterday I struck out.

  6. I usually sweep the floor, but yesterday I swept the porch.

  7. I usually swing at the park, but yesterday I swung at home.

  8. I usually tear paper, but yesterday I tore my shirt.

  9. I usually wake up at 7, but yesterday I woke up at 10.

  10. I usually write notes in class, but yesterday I wrote a poem.

Aprender Inglês Corporativo

Para dominar o Business English (Inglês para negócios), um profissional precisa desenvolver competências linguísticas específicas adaptadas ao contexto corporativo e comercial. A seguir, listo os principais conhecimentos e habilidades necessários:


🧠 1. Vocabulário Específico de Negócios

  • Termos financeiros: revenue, profit, loss, budget, investment.

  • Termos de RH: recruitment, performance review, training, promotion.

  • Termos de marketing: target audience, branding, market research, ROI.

  • Termos logísticos e operacionais: supply chain, inventory, procurement.

  • Expressões comuns em negócios: bottom line, take it offline, think outside the box, touch base.


✍️ 2. Redação Profissional (Business Writing)

  • Escrever e-mails claros, formais e eficazes.

  • Redigir relatórios, propostas e memorandos.

  • Criar apresentações em PowerPoint com linguagem adequada.

  • Dominar a estrutura de cartas comerciais (formato, saudação, encerramento).


🗣️ 3. Comunicação Oral Profissional

  • Participar de reuniões: dar opiniões, concordar, discordar de forma diplomática.

  • Negociar: usar linguagem persuasiva, apresentar contrapropostas, manter o tom profissional.

  • Atender e fazer ligações: saber iniciar, conduzir e encerrar chamadas profissionais.

  • Apresentar ideias: fazer pitches, apresentações de produtos ou relatórios.


💼 4. Conhecimento de Etiqueta Corporativa e Intercultural

  • Uso de formalidade apropriada: I would like to…, May I suggest….

  • Diferenças culturais na comunicação e nos negócios.

  • Compreensão de normas de cortesia, tom de voz e linguagem corporal no ambiente internacional.


📊 5. Compreensão de Documentos e Materiais de Negócios

  • Leitura de contratos, relatórios financeiros, comunicados internos.

  • Análise de gráficos e tabelas.

  • Interpretação de termos jurídicos e comerciais comuns.


🧩 6. Domínio das Habilidades Fundamentais em Inglês

  • Gramática sólida, especialmente em tempos verbais, voz passiva, condicional e modal verbs (necessários para dar conselhos, fazer propostas, etc.).

  • Vocabulário geral avançado.

  • Clareza na pronúncia e escuta ativa (para entender sotaques variados).


100 adjetivos em inglês

100 adjetivos em inglês de nivel intermediário e avançado, seus opostos (antônimos) e a tradução para o português de ambos:

Nivel Intermediário

AdjetivoTraduçãoOpostoTradução do Oposto
biggrandesmallpequeno
fastrápidoslowdevagar
hotquentecoldfrio
happyfelizsadtriste
oldvelhoyoungjovem
newnovooldvelho
tallaltoshortbaixo
strongforteweakfraco
harddifícil / duroeasy / softfácil / macio
beautifulbonitouglyfeio
cleanlimpodirtysujo
richricopoorpobre
lightleve / claroheavy / darkpesado / escuro
openabertoclosedfechado
earlycedolatetarde
fatgordothinmagro
noisybarulhentoquietsilencioso
kindgentilmeanmaldoso
smartinteligentedumbburro
friendlyamigávelunfriendlyantipático
warmmorno / acolhedorcool / coldfresco / frio
softmaciohardduro
cheapbaratoexpensivecaro
deepprofundoshallowraso
widelargonarrowestreito
brightbrilhantedull / darkapagado / escuro
thickgrossothinfino
heavypesadolightleve
busyocupadofreelivre
hungrycom fomefullcheio
sleepycom sonoalertalerta
boringchatointerestinginteressante
bravecorajosocowardlycovarde
carefulcuidadosocarelessdescuidado
calmcalmonervousnervoso
honesthonestodishonestdesonesto
politeeducadorudegrosseiro
loyallealdisloyaldesleal
healthysaudávelsickdoente
helpfulprestativounhelpfulinútil
generousgenerososelfishegoísta
safesegurodangerousperigoso
realrealfakefalso
thickespessothinfino
alivevivodeadmorto
drysecowetmolhado
coollegal / frescolame / warmbrega / quente
smoothlisorougháspero
simplesimplescomplicatedcomplicado
modernmodernoold-fashionedantiquado
sharpafiadodullcego (objeto)


Nivel Avançado

Adjetivo (Inglês)TraduçãoOposto (Inglês)Tradução do Oposto
accurateprecisoinaccurateimpreciso
arrogantarrogantehumblehumilde
awareconscienteunawareinconsciente
beneficialbenéficodetrimentalprejudicial
boldaudaciosotimidtímido
coherentcoerenteincoherentincoerente
conciseconcisoverboseprolixo
credibleconfiávelunreliablenão confiável
deliberateintencionalaccidentalacidental
diligentdiligentenegligentnegligente
discreetdiscretoindiscreetindiscreto
distinctdistintoindistinctindistinto
domesticdomésticoforeignestrangeiro
dominantdominantesubmissivesubmisso
eloquenteloquenteinarticulateinarticulado
explicitexplícitoimplicitimplícito
feasibleviávelunfeasibleinviável
genuinegenuínofakefalso
graciouscortês / amávelrudegrosseiro
gullibleingênuoskepticalcético
harshsevero / durogentlegentil
hostilehostilfriendlyamigável
impartialimparcialbiasedtendencioso
impressiveimpressionanteunimpressivesem graça
inconsistentinconsistenteconsistentconsistente
indifferentindiferenteinterestedinteressado
industrioustrabalhadorlazypreguiçoso
inevitableinevitávelavoidableevitável
intricateintricadosimplesimples
lenienttolerantestrictrigoroso
literalliteralfigurativefigurado
loyallealdisloyaldesleal
maturemaduroimmatureimaturo
modestmodestoboastfulvaidoso
naiveingênuosophisticatedsofisticado
obedientobedienterebelliousrebelde
obsoleteobsoletomodernmoderno
optimisticotimistapessimisticpessimista
passionateapaixonadoindifferentindiferente
plausibleplausívelimplausibleimplausível
preciseprecisovaguevago
reluctantrelutantewillingdisposto
respectfulrespeitosodisrespectfuldesrespeitoso
rigidrígidoflexibleflexível
scarceescassoabundantabundante
sinceresinceroinsincereinsincero
stableestávelunstableinstável
subtlesutilobviousóbvio
superficialsuperficialprofoundprofundo
toleranttoleranteintolerantintolerante
transparenttransparenteopaqueopaco