{"id":1707,"date":"2010-09-15T09:00:17","date_gmt":"2010-09-15T13:00:17","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/?p=1707"},"modified":"2010-09-15T09:00:17","modified_gmt":"2010-09-15T13:00:17","slug":"expressoes-terminadas-em-ing","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/2010\/09\/15\/expressoes-terminadas-em-ing\/","title":{"rendered":"Express\u00f5es terminadas em -ing"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hey, how’s it going?<\/em><\/p>\n

Vamos aprender e revisar hoje algumas express\u00f5es que s\u00e3o regidas pela forma -ing do verbo.<\/p>\n

1. It’s no good \/ It’s no use \/ There’s no point in<\/strong> – N\u00e3o adianta<\/p>\n

It’s no good<\/strong> taking<\/strong> that test without studying.<\/em> – N\u00e3o adianta fazer aquela prova sem estudar.
\nIt’s no use<\/strong> worrying<\/strong> about it.<\/em> – N\u00e3o adianta se preocupar com isso.
\nThere’s no point in<\/strong> waiting<\/strong> any longer, let’s go home.<\/em> – N\u00e3o adianta esperar mais, vamos para casa.<\/p>\n

2. to be worth<\/strong> – valer a pena<\/p>\n

Is <\/strong>it worth <\/strong>waiting<\/strong>?<\/em> – Vale a pena esperar?
\nDid you like the movie? Was <\/strong>it worth <\/strong>seeing<\/strong> it? <\/em>– Voc\u00ea gostou do filme? Valeu a pena assisti-lo?<\/p>\n

3. Have difficulty \/ trouble doing something<\/strong> – ter dificuldade \/ problema em (fazer algo)
\nHe’s been having difficulty<\/strong> finding<\/strong> a house to rent.<\/em> – Ele tem tido dificuldade em achar uma casa para alugar.
\nDid you have trouble<\/strong> speaking <\/strong>English on the phone? <\/em>– Voc\u00ea teve dificuldade em falar ingl\u00eas no telefone?<\/p>\n

4. a waste of money <\/strong>(desperd\u00edcio, perda de dinheiro) \/ a waste of time<\/strong> (perda de tempo)<\/p>\n

It was a waste of money<\/strong> buying<\/strong> that book. <\/em>– Foi uma perda de dinheiro comprar aquele livro.
\nIt was a waste of time<\/strong> waiting<\/strong> for her, she never showed up.<\/em> – Foi uma perda de tempo esperar por ela, ela n\u00e3o apareceu.<\/p>\n

5. to be busy doing something <\/strong>(estar ocupado fazendo algo)<\/p>\n

He’s busy <\/strong>studying<\/strong> for his math test.<\/em> – Ele est\u00e1 ocupado estudando para sua prova de matem\u00e1tica.<\/p>\n

6. A forma do -ing tamb\u00e9m \u00e9 usada com o verbo to go<\/strong> em express\u00f5es fixas como<\/p>\n

go swimming<\/em> (ir nadar)
\ngo dancing<\/em> (ir dan\u00e7ar)
\ngo bowling<\/em> (ir jogar boliche)
\ngo sailing<\/em> (ir velejar)
\ngo shopping<\/em> (ir fazer compras)
\ngo riding<\/em> (ir cavalgar)
\ngo fishing<\/em> (ir pescar)
\ngo climbing<\/em> (ir escalar)
\ngo skiing<\/em> (ir esquiar)
\ngo jogging<\/em> (ir correr – esporte)
\ngo sightseeing<\/em> (ir fazer passeio tur\u00edstico)<\/p>\n

Por hoje \u00e9 s\u00f3, tenha um \u00f3timo fim de semana!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Hey, how’s it going? Vamos aprender e revisar hoje algumas express\u00f5es que s\u00e3o regidas pela forma -ing do verbo. 1. It’s no good \/ It’s no use \/ There’s no point in – N\u00e3o adianta It’s no good taking that test without studying. – N\u00e3o adianta fazer aquela prova sem estudar. It’s no use worrying…<\/p>\n

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