Word of the day: Abduct

Abduct – regular verb (abdãct)

Take a person away illegally; kidnap.

He was abducted by aliens!

Abduzir

 

Word of the day: Abide

Abide – regular and irregular verb (abaid)

1. remain or dwell somewhere 2. bear or tolerate.

I can’t abide spiders.

Tolerar.

Word of the day: Abase

Abase – regular verb (from old French) (ãbeis)

To make a person feel humble or humiliated.

If you abase someone or something, then you are trying to lower its status. Typically, you abase by insulting, degrading, or lowering worth.

Rebaixar, degradar.

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Verb To Be – Revisão

O verbo to be pode tanto significar o verbo ser quanto o estar. Ex. Eu estou com fome = I am hungry. Eu sou Gabriela = I am Gabriela.

Portanto, I am = eu sou / eu estou; You are = você é / você está; He is= ele é / ele está; e assim por diante.

Positive

I	am	from Seattle.
He She It	is	from Toronto.
We You They	are	from Japan.

Negative

I	am not (I’m not)	from Seattle.
He She It	is not (isn’t)	from Toronto.
We You They	are not (aren’t)	from Japan.

Questions

Where	am	I	from?
Where	is	he she it	from
Where	are	we you they	from?

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I hope it helped you!

Teacher Gabby