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    The document provides conjugations for the verb "to be" in English in both affirmative and negative forms. It also lists examples of common false cognates or false friends between English and Portuguese, including translations of words like "parents", "relatives", "to pretend", and infinitive verb forms indicated by "to" like "to be", "to like", "to need", "to run", and others.

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    The document provides conjugations for the verb "to be" in English in both affirmative and negative forms. It also lists examples of common false cognates or false friends between English and Portuguese, including translations of words like "parents", "relatives", "to pretend", and infinitive verb forms indicated by "to" like "to be", "to like", "to need", "to run", and others.

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    The document provides conjugations for the verb "to be" in English in both affirmative and negative forms. It also lists examples of common false cognates or false friends between English and Portuguese, including translations of words like "parents", "relatives", "to pretend", and infinitive verb forms indicated by "to" like "to be", "to like", "to need", "to run", and others.

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    SU8ILC1 kCNCUNS ( 8CnCMLS LSSCAlS 8L1CS) + verb Lo be"

    8LSLn1L 1LnSL AM / A8L / lS


    Aff|rmat|ve form Contracted form Negat|ve form Contracted form
    Interrogat|ve
    form
    l am l'm l am noL l'm noL Am l?
    ?ou are ?ou're ?ou are noL ?ou're noL ?ou aren'L Are you?
    Pe/She/lL ls Pe's /She's/lL's Pe/She/lL ls noL
    Pe's noL
    She's noL
    lL's noL
    Pe lsn'L
    She lsn'L
    lL lsn'L
    ls he?
    ls she?
    ls lL?
    We are We're We are noL We're noL We aren'L Are we?
    ?ou are ?ou're ?ou are noL ?ou're noL ?ou aren'L Are you?
    1hey are 1hey're 1hey are noL
    1hey're
    noL
    1hey aren'L Are Lhey?

    ls + noL 's noL lsn'L
    are + noL 're noL aren'L
    Ia|se fr|ends ( fa|sos cognatos] fa|s| am|c|)

    parents subsLanLlvo / pals
    My parents' names are Marcos and Marla My faLher ls Marcos and y moLher ls Marla
    relaLlves parenLes
    l have many relaLlves
    to pretend flnglr
    Lo lnLend preLender

    A part|cu|a "to" co|ocada antes dos verbos |ng|eses |nd|ca o modo |nf|n|t|vo
    1o be ser ] estar
    1o ||ke gostar de
    1o need prec|sar de
    1o run correr
    1o |ove amar
    1o wa|k cam|nhar andar
    1o study estudar

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