Como utilizar o áudio a seguir?
Ouça até o ponto em que consiga antecipar o passado dos verbos mentalmente, sem precisar chegar no momento em que eu falo.
Ponto de Partida EM PORTUGUÊS/INGLÊS
Qual é o passado de ”eat”? – What’s the past of ”eat”?
O passado de ”eat” é ”ate”. – The past of ‘’eat’’ is ‘’ate’’.
O passado de ”drive” é ”drove”. – The past of ‘’Drive’’ is ‘’drove’’.
Treino Mental – FALE e MEMORIZE EM INGLÊS
Ouça o ÁUDIO para TREINAR. Continuando apenas em inglês agora, para memorizar da melhor forma possível.
The past of ‘’speak’’ is ”spoke”.
The past of ‘’understand’’ is ”understood”.
The past of ‘’see’’ is saw.
The past of ‘’drink’’ is drank.
The past of ‘’believe’’ is believed. (Note que a pronúncia do “ed” aqui, é somente v + “d”)
The past of ‘’get’’ is got.
The past of ‘’hold’’ is held.
The past of ‘’think’’ is Thought.
The past of ‘’fight’’ is Fought.
The past of ‘’watch’’ is watched. The past of ‘’believe’’ is believed. (Note que a pronúncia do “ed” aqui, é somente “tch” + “t”)
The past of ‘’have’’ is had.
The past of ‘’go’’ is went.
The past of ‘’try’’ is tried. (Note que a pronúncia do “ed” aqui, é “éd”)
The past of ‘’travel’’ is traveled. (Note que a pronúncia do “ed” aqui, é somente “d”)
The past of ‘’write’’ is wrote.
The past of ‘’read’’ is read.
The past of ‘’can’’ is could.
The past of ‘’hold’’ is held.
The past of ‘’call’’ is called. (Note que a pronúncia do “ed” aqui, é somente “d”)
The past of ‘’sell’’ is sold.
The past of ‘’be’’ is was/were.
The past of ‘’manage’’ is managed. (Note que a pronúncia do “ed” aqui, é somente “g” + “d”)
The past of ‘’raise’’ is raised. (Note que a pronúncia do “ed” aqui, é somente “z” + “d”)
The past of ‘’dress’’ is dressed.(Note que a pronúncia do “ed” aqui, é somente “ss” + “t”)
The past of ‘’wake’’ is woke.
The past of ‘’make’’ is made.
The past of ‘’walk’’ is walked.(Note que a pronúncia do “ed” aqui, é somente “k” + “t”)
The past of ‘wash’’ is washed.(Note que a pronúncia do “ed” aqui, é somente “sh” + “t”)
The past of ‘’sweep’’ is swept.
The past of ‘’sleep’’ is slept.
The past of ‘’sing’’ is sang.
