Tema 2 · Nível A2
Passado simples + did
O que você fez
Velocidade do áudio
Past
simplefiz · fui · comi-ed · did + base
simplefiz · fui · comi-ed · did + base
1Afirmativa (-ed)
| work → worked | + ed |
| live → lived | + d |
| study → studied | consoante + y → ied |
| stop → stopped | CVC: dobra |
Igual para todas as pessoas.
2Negativa
I didn't work yesterday.
She didn't call me.
O did já é passado. O verbo volta à base: didn't worked
3Pergunta
Did you watch the game?
Yes, I did. · No, I didn't.
What did you do last night?
4Pronúncia do -ed
| /t/ | worked, stopped, watched |
| /d/ | played, lived, called |
| /ɪd/ | wanted, needed, visited |
/ɪd/ só depois de t ou d.
5Pergunta sobre o sujeito
Sem did quando who/what é o sujeito:
Who called you? Quem te ligou?
What happened? O que aconteceu?
6be × did
| adjetivo / lugar | was/were: I was tired. |
| outro verbo | did: I didn't sleep. |
Nunca os dois juntos: Did you were
Erros comuns de brasileiros
| Did you went? | → | Did you go? |
| I didn't worked. | → | I didn't work. |
| She studyed. | → | She studied. |
| Who did call you? | → | Who called you? |
| I was work yesterday. | → | I worked yesterday. |
O -ed não é “éd”
O brasileiro tende a falar “uôrkéd”. O certo:
| worked | “uôrkt”: uma sílaba |
| played | “plêid”: uma sílaba |
| wanted | “uón-tid”: sílaba extra |
Só ganha sílaba extra depois de t ou d.
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