{"id":2850,"date":"2011-03-21T21:00:29","date_gmt":"2011-03-22T01:00:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/?p=2850"},"modified":"2011-03-21T21:00:29","modified_gmt":"2011-03-22T01:00:29","slug":"os-varios-usos-do-verbo-auxiliar-will","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/2011\/03\/21\/os-varios-usos-do-verbo-auxiliar-will\/","title":{"rendered":"Os v\u00e1rios usos do verbo auxiliar will"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hey! How’s it going?<\/em><\/p>\n

Nosso post hoje vai revisar os v\u00e1rios usos do verbo auxiliar will. Check it out!<\/p>\n

01. Indica\u00e7\u00e3o de futuro (incerto)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Our teacher will <\/strong>be absent next week.<\/em> (Nosso professor estar\u00e1 ausente na pr\u00f3xima semana.)
\nWill <\/strong>you be able to help me tomorrow?<\/em> (Voc\u00ea poder\u00e1 me ajudar amanh\u00e3?)
\nI won’t <\/strong>be here tomorrow.<\/em> (N\u00e3o estarei aqui amanh\u00e3.)<\/p>\n

02. Previs\u00e3o. Geralmente usado com as express\u00f5es I think, probably, I believe, I expect)<\/strong><\/p>\n

I think I’ll<\/strong> go to the movies tomorrow.<\/em> (Acho que irei ao cinema amanh\u00e3.)
\nShe’ll <\/strong>probably be here next week.<\/em> (Ela provavelmente estar\u00e1 aqui semana que vem.)
\nMaybe I will <\/strong>travel next year.<\/em> (Talvez viajarei no pr\u00f3ximo ano.)<\/p>\n

03. Decis\u00e3o repentina.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Someone is knocking on the door. <\/em>(Algu\u00e9m est\u00e1 batendo na porta.)
\nI’ll get it<\/strong>.<\/em> (Deixa que eu atendo.)<\/p>\n

What would you like, wine or beer?<\/em> (O que voc\u00ea gostaria, vinho ou cerveja?)
\nI’ll<\/strong> have a glass of wine, please.<\/em> (Vou tomar uma ta\u00e7a de vinho, por favor.)<\/p>\n

04. Promessa<\/strong><\/p>\n

I have this math test I don’t know anything about. <\/em>(Tenho uma prova de matem\u00e1tica e n\u00e3o sei nada.)
\nDon’t worry. I’ll<\/strong> help you study for it.<\/em> (N\u00e3o se preocupe. Eu te ajudo a estudar.)<\/p>\n

Remember to lock the door when you leave, ok?<\/em> (Lembre-se de trancar a porta quando voc\u00ea sair, ok?)
\nWill <\/strong>do.<\/em> (T\u00e1 bom.)<\/p>\n

05. Pedido<\/strong><\/p>\n

Will <\/strong>you please close the door?<\/em> (Feche a porta, por gentileza?)
\nWill <\/strong>you tell your sister I called?<\/em> (Fala pra sua irm\u00e3 que eu liguei, por favor?)
\nWill <\/strong>you call me when you get home?<\/em> (Me liga quando voc\u00ea chegar em casa, por favor?)<\/p>\n

06. Recusa (na negativa)<\/strong><\/p>\n

My car just won’t<\/strong> start. I guess I’ll have to take the bus.<\/em> (Meu carro n\u00e3o quer pegar. Acho que vou ter de pegar um t\u00e1xi.)
\nThose kids just won’t<\/strong> shup up. What do I do? <\/em>(Essas crian\u00e7as n\u00e3o calam a boca. O que fa\u00e7o?)
\nShe broke up with him and just won’t<\/strong> talk to him.<\/em> (Ela largou dele e n\u00e3o quer falar com ele.)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Hey! How’s it going? Nosso post hoje vai revisar os v\u00e1rios usos do verbo auxiliar will. Check it out! 01. Indica\u00e7\u00e3o de futuro (incerto) Our teacher will be absent next week. (Nosso professor estar\u00e1 ausente na pr\u00f3xima semana.) Will you be able to help me tomorrow? (Voc\u00ea poder\u00e1 me ajudar amanh\u00e3?) I won’t be here…<\/p>\n

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