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Prof. Eduardo Folks THE -ING ENDING ING = Substantivo QUANDO SUJEITO OU OBJETO DE UMA ORAÇÃO Reading is a nice pastime. Surfing requires balance. She was unpacking the shopping. ING = adjetivo QUANDO ANTES DE UM SUBSTANTIVO OU APÓS UM VERBO DE LIGAÇÃO A surprising game. The movie is boring. ING = verbo QUANDO APÓS O VERBO “TO BE”, FORMANDO OS TEMPOS CONTÍNUOS. They are always studying. Ann was performing her own music last night. The gold braiding stands out on that jacket. The braiding ornaments will cost a lot of money. They were braiding the garments with silk. The gold braiding stands out on that jacket. The braiding ornaments will cost a lot of money. They were braiding the garments with silk. substantivo adjetivo verbo a thin strip of cloth or twisted threads that is attached to clothes, uniforms, or other things made of cloth, as a decoration. Braid = plait She usually wears her hair in a plait(braid)/in two plaits. During (durante) Including (inclusive) They work during the night and sleep by day. There were huge advances in aviation technology during the Second World War. Eight people, including two children, were injured in the explosion. The prime minister met many leaders, including the mayor and the leaders of the immigrant communities. PREPOSITIONS Use “ing” após: - PREPOSITIONS - SOME VERBS - SOME EXPRESSIONS In On At Before After With Without From For About By Of Despite Use “ing” após: PREPOSITIONS -ING They were talking about studying English. Don’t leave home without knowing the way. Before going out, turn off the lights. Use “ing” após: A D E F F K VOID ENY NJOY ANCY INISH EEP IND OSTPONE UIT M P Q AVOID – evitar Avoid passing on that street. DENY – negar He denied breaking the window. ENJOY She enjoys being on the beach. FANCY – feel like Do you fancy coming on a day trip to Oxford next Saturday? FINISH – finalizar, terminar She’ll do the groceries when she finishes cleaning the flat. KEEP/KEPT/KEPT – manter; guardar; continuar They kept asking questions. MIND – importar-se Do you mind opening the door? POSTPONE – PUT OFF (postergar, adiar) We've postponed going to France because the children are ill. QUIT/QUIT/QUIT – deixar, parar, cessar com uma atividade She quit smoking last year. It’s no use = It’s no good = Be worth = Feel like = Can’t help = Can’t stand = Use “-ing” após as expressões Não adianta Não é bom Valer a pena Estar a fim de Não posso evitar Não suportar IT’S NO USE – Não adianta It’s no use interrupting her now. She’s busy. It's no use asking him about it, because he doesn't know anything. IT’S NO GOOD – não é bom It’s no good smoking. It’s no good eating greasy food. BE (is/are – was/were – will be) WORTH Valer a pena It's worth remembering that a drought is coming. It was worth visiting that ancient town. FEEL LIKE = FANCY (estar a fim de; estar com vontade de) Do you feel like watching a movie? We don’t feel like eating out tonight. CAN’T HELP não consigo evitar(resistir); não posso deixar de I can’t help remembering the things you said to me in the past. She couldn’t help being late. Public transport was on strike. CAN’T STAND – não suportar Most people can´t stand being last in the queue. I can’t stand watching the news. ATENÇÃO! Use “-ing” após: *Object to – opor-se She objects to working on Sundays. ATENÇÃO! Use “-ing” após: *Look forward to – aguardar ansiosamente por We look forward to working with you. ATENÇÃO! Use “-ing” após: *Be used to - estar acostumado a *Get used to - acostumar-se a She is used to driving. Mary will get used to living alone. BUT She used to drive. Mary used to live alone. QUESTIONS Assinale a alternativa em que a forma –ING não é usada como em “Heavy BLEEDING is less serious than commonly believed.” a) Vomiting is sometimes cause for immediate attention. b) Diminished hearing is less serious than diminished vision. c) The doctor is now suturing a deep cut in her hand. d) Animal bite requires immediate cleaning and oral antibiotics. e) Once bleeding stops, wash the wound with soap and water. Assinale a alternativa em que a forma –ING não é usada como em “Heavy BLEEDING is less serious than commonly believed.” a) Vomiting is sometimes cause for immediate attention. b) Diminished hearing is less serious than diminished vision. c) The doctor is now suturing a deep cut in her hand. d) Animal bite requires immediate cleaning and oral antibiotics. e) Once bleeding stops, wash the wound with soap and water. If he insists on __________ I’ll leave the room. a) to smoke b) smoke c) smokes d) to smoking e) smoking He has no reason for _________ with us. disagree b) to disagree c) disagrees d) disagreeing e) to disagree If he insists on __________ I’ll leave the room. a) to smoke b) smoke c) smokes d) to smoking e) smoking He has no reason for _________ with us. disagree b) to disagree c) disagrees d) disagreeing e) to disagree She denied _________ committed the crime. having to have has had has had She denied _________ committed the crime. having to have has had has had She can’t help __________ whenever she sees a love story film. a) cried b) to cry c) crying d) cries e) cry She can’t help __________ whenever she sees a love story film. a) cried b) to cry c) crying d) cries e) cry Do you _________ closing the window ? want agree mind forget asked Do you _________ closing the window ? want agree mind forget asked Ann isn’t used ____________ big cars. a) to drive b) driving c) to driving d) drive e) drives Ann isn’t used ____________ big cars. a) to drive b) driving c) to driving d) drive e) drives Some men object __________ like a peasant. lived living to living to live live Some men object __________ like a peasant. lived living to living to live live