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    This document provides conjugations for the verbs "to be" and "to do/does" in English. It shows the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the verbs according to different subjects (I, you, we, they, etc.). For "to be", the forms are given with the example of being happy. For "to do/does", Portuguese speech is used as an example. Key points are that "to be" is used with adjectives while other verbs use "to do/does", and that "do" and "does" have no meaning themselves but are used to form negatives and questions.

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    This document provides conjugations for the verbs "to be" and "to do/does" in English. It shows the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the verbs according to different subjects (I, you, we, they, etc.). For "to be", the forms are given with the example of being happy. For "to do/does", Portuguese speech is used as an example. Key points are that "to be" is used with adjectives while other verbs use "to do/does", and that "do" and "does" have no meaning themselves but are used to form negatives and questions.

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    To Be vs. Do e Does

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    This document provides conjugations for the verbs "to be" and "to do/does" in English. It shows the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the verbs according to different subjects (I, you, we, they, etc.). For "to be", the forms are given with the example of being happy. For "to do/does", Portuguese speech is used as an example. Key points are that "to be" is used with adjectives while other verbs use "to do/does", and that "do" and "does" have no meaning themselves but are used to form negatives and questions.

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    Conjugação do Verbo "TO BE" (Ser ou Estar)

    Pronome Afirmativo Exemplo Negativo Exemplo Interrogativo Exemplo

    I Am I am happy Am not I am not happy Am I...? Am I happy?

    You You are happy You are not happy Are you...? Are you happy?

    We Are We are happy Are not We are not happy Are we...? Are we happy?

    They They are happy They are not happy Are they...? Are they happy?

    He He is happy He is not happy Is he...? Is he happy?

    She Is She is happy Is not She is not happy Is she...? Is she happy

    It It is happy It is not happy Is it...? Is it happy?

    Lembre-se: Utilizamos o verbo "To be" com adjetivos, como "happy".


    Não utilizamos o verbo "to be" com outros verbos a menos que o verbo esteja no "present continuous" (terminado em "ING")

    Outros verbos (DO E DOES)


    Pronome Modo afirmativo Exemplo Modo Negativo Exemplo Modo Interrogativo Exemplo

    I I speak Portuguese I don't speak Portuguese Do I speak Portuguese?

    You You speak Portuguese You don't speak Portuguese Do you speak Portuguese?
    Speak Do not / Don't Do
    We We speak Portuguese We don't speak Portuguese Do we speak Portuguese?

    They They speak Portuguese They don't speak Portuguese Do they speak Portuguese?

    He He speaks Portuguese He doesn't speak Portuguese Does he speak Portuguese?

    She Speaks She speaks Portuguese Does not / Doesn't She doesn't speak Portuguese Does Does she speak Portuguese?

    It It speaks Portuguese It doesn't speak Portuguese Does it speak Portuguese?

    No exemplo acima usamos o verbo "SPEAK" (falar), porém podemos utilizar a mesma lógica com qualquer verbo.
    Lembre-se: As palavras "DO" e "DOES" não têm um significado, são apenas verbos auxiliares que servem para mostrar que a frase está no modo negativo ou interrogativo;
    Para o modo afirmativo devemos acrescentar a letra "s" para "he'', ''she'' e ''it'',
    Já nos modos negativo e interrogativo, não devemos colocar a letra "s", porém colocamos "Does" e "Doesn't", como nos exemplos acima.

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