{"id":1865,"date":"2010-10-01T09:00:47","date_gmt":"2010-10-01T13:00:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/?p=1865"},"modified":"2010-10-01T09:00:47","modified_gmt":"2010-10-01T13:00:47","slug":"gerund-or-infinitive-02","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/2010\/10\/01\/gerund-or-infinitive-02\/","title":{"rendered":"Gerund or Infinitive? – 02"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hello, there!<\/em><\/p>\n

Continuamos hoje com o uso do gerund <\/em>(-ing) ou infitive <\/em>(to) com alguns verbos que trazem mudan\u00e7a no significado.<\/p>\n

Try <\/strong>– tentar, experimentar<\/p>\n

to try to do something<\/em> – tentar fazer algo, geralmente envolve a ideia de esfor\u00e7o para obter um resultado.<\/p>\n

I was so sleepy, I tried to<\/strong> keep my eyes open but I couldn’t.<\/em> – Eu estava com muito sono, tentei manter meus olhos abertos mas n\u00e3o consegui.
\nThe window was jammed, I tried to <\/strong>open it but it was impossible.<\/em> – A janela estava emperrada, tentei abri-la mas foi imposs\u00edvel.
\nI tried to <\/strong>move the couch, but it was too heavy.<\/em> – Tentei mudar o sof\u00e1 de lugar, mas estava muito pesado.<\/p>\n

to try doing something<\/em> – tentar fazer algo, expressa a ideia de experimento para ver se algo d\u00e1 certo<\/p>\n

The window was jammed so he tried opening<\/strong> it with a screwdriver.<\/em> – A janela estava emperrada ent\u00e3o ele tentou abri-la com uma chave de fenda.
\nIf the machine doesn’t work, try pressing<\/strong> the black button. <\/em>– Se a m\u00e1quina n\u00e3o funcionar, tente apertar o bot\u00e3o preto.
\nEnglish is hard? Have you tried learning<\/strong> Japanese?<\/em> – Ingl\u00eas \u00e9 dif\u00edcil? J\u00e1 tentou aprender japon\u00eas?<\/p>\n

Need <\/strong>– precisar<\/p>\n

to need to do something<\/em> – precisar fazer algo<\/p>\n

Do you really need to <\/strong>get up so early?<\/em> – Voc\u00ea realmente precisa acordar t\u00e3o cedo?
\nEverybody needs to <\/strong>do exercises.<\/em> – Todos precisam fazer exerc\u00edcios.
\nI don’t need to <\/strong>do that now, do I?<\/em> – Eu n\u00e3o preciso fazer isso agora, preciso?<\/p>\n

something needs doing <\/em>– algo precisa ser feito<\/p>\n

This car needs cleaning<\/strong>. <\/em>– Este carro precisa ser lavado. (Tamb\u00e9m pode-se usar a forma needs to be cleaned)
\nThese batteries need changing<\/strong>.<\/em> – Estas pilhas precisam ser trocadas. (needs to be changed)
\nThat’s a problem that needs thinking about very carefully. <\/em>– Esse \u00e9 um problema que precisa ser pensado com muito cuidado. (needs to be thought about)<\/p>\n

Stop <\/strong>– parar<\/p>\n

to stop doing something <\/em>– parar de fazer algo<\/p>\n

When did you stop smoking<\/strong>?<\/em> – Quando voc\u00ea parou de fumar?
\nShe stopped taking<\/strong> walks when her knee was injured. <\/em>– Ela parou de fazer caminhada quando machucou seu joelho.
\nWhen did you stop going<\/strong> to the gym?<\/em> – Quando voc\u00ea parou de ir \u00e0 academia?<\/p>\n

to stop to do something<\/em> – parar para fazer algo<\/p>\n

She stopped typing<\/strong> to strech her arms. <\/em>– Ela parou de digitar para alongar seus bra\u00e7os.
\nShe was driving <\/strong>home but she stopped to eat.<\/em> – Ela estava indo para casa mas parou para comer.
\nHe was talking <\/strong>to his friends but stopped to see a beautiful woman passing by.<\/em> – Ele estava falando com seus amigos mas parou para ver uma linda mulher passando.<\/p>\n

Alguns verbos, por\u00e9m, podem ser usados com o –ing <\/strong>ou to <\/strong>sem a mudan\u00e7a de significado.<\/p>\n

continue <\/em>– continuar.
\nHe continued to <\/strong>do \/ doing<\/strong> his homework.<\/em> – Ele continuou fazendo sua tarefa.<\/p>\n

begin <\/em>– come\u00e7ar.
\nIt began to <\/strong>rain \/ raining<\/strong>. <\/em>– Come\u00e7ou a chover.<\/p>\n

start <\/em>– come\u00e7ar.
\nShe started to <\/strong>cry \/ crying<\/strong>.<\/em> – Ela come\u00e7ou a chorar.<\/p>\n

like <\/em>– gostar.
\nDo you like to <\/strong>study \/ studying<\/strong>?<\/em> – Voc\u00ea gosta de estudar?<\/p>\n

hate <\/em>– odiar.
\nI hate to <\/strong>get up \/ getting<\/strong> up early.<\/em> – Odeio acordar cedo.<\/p>\n

can’t stand <\/em>– n\u00e3o suportar.
\nI can’t stand to <\/strong>work \/ working<\/strong> on Saturdays.<\/em> – N\u00e3o suporto trabalhar aos s\u00e1bados.<\/p>\n

Tem alguma d\u00favida? Deixe seu coment\u00e1rio!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Hello, there! Continuamos hoje com o uso do gerund (-ing) ou infitive (to) com alguns verbos que trazem mudan\u00e7a no significado. Try – tentar, experimentar to try to do something – tentar fazer algo, geralmente envolve a ideia de esfor\u00e7o para obter um resultado. I was so sleepy, I tried to keep my eyes open…<\/p>\n

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