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    Inglês: Present Simple and Present Continuous

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    Inglês The Past simple refers to

    completed actions that started and


    Present Simple and finished in the past.
    Present Continuous Time expressions:
    The present Simple and the Last year, yesterday, ago, in 1987,
    Present Continuous are the two at that time.
    main verb tenses used to refer to
    actions that happen to refer to
    future but not to the past.
    Present simple
    Time expressions:
    Usually, always, sometimes,
    never, ever, every day, once/twice
    a week.
    Form:
    Subject + verb
    Past Continuous
    The past Continuous refers to
    Present continuous actions that past.
    Time expressions: Time expressions:
    At the moment, now, today, this When, while,
    week, tomorrow, next week.
    Form:
    Subject + verb to be+ verb -ing

    Past Simple and


    Past Continuous
    Past simple
    Prefixation: I was
    You were
    Prefixes can be added Before He was
    verbs, adjectives or nouns. She was
    It was
    We were
    You were
    They were

    Suffixation:
    Suffixes can be added After
    verbs, adj. or nouns.

    Was, were e os pronomes


    Passive voice
    The passive voice is used mainly
    when the focus is on What is
    done (the action), and not on who
    does it (agent).
    Active sentence
    - Portuguese students visit London.

    Passive sentence
    - London are visited by Portuguese
    students.

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