I go

You go

He goes

She goes

It goes

We go

You go

They go

I don’t go

You don’t go

He doesn’t go

She doesn’t go

It doesn’t go

We don’t go

You don’t go

They don’t go

Do I go?

Do you go?

Does he go?

Does she go?

Does it go?

Do we go?

Do you go?

Do they go?

I went
You went

He went

She went

It went

We went

You went

They went

I didn’t go

You didn’t go

He didn’t go

She didn’t go

It didn’t go

We didn’t go

You didn’t go

They didn’t go

Did I go?

Did you go?

Did he go?

Did she go?

Did it go?

Did we go?

Did you go?

Did they go?

I have gone

You have gone

He had gone

She had gone

It had gone

We have gone

You have gone

They have gone

I haven’t gone

You haven’t gone

He hasn’t gone

She hasn’t gone

It hasn’t gone

We haven’t gone

You haven’t gone

They haven’t gone

Have I gone?

Have you gone?

Has he gone?

Has she gone?

Has it gone?

Have we gone?

Have you gone?

Have they gone?

I am going

You are going

He is going
She is going

It is going

We are going

You are going

They are going

I’m not going

You aren’t going

He isn’t going

She isn’t going

It isn’t going

We aren’t going

You aren’t going

They aren’t going

Am I going?

Are you going?

Is he going?

Is she going?

Is it going?

Are we going?

Are you going?

Are they going?

Present Perfect.

We use the present perfect to describe:

An indefinite past : They left Lisbon (Eles deixaram Lisboa, mas não está
expresso uma tempo definido, eles deixaram lisboa, mas não se sabe
quando.
A recently complet action : (uma acção acabada de completar) She has just
finished her work

A not completed action: They haven’t decided yet.

An action that start in begun and continuing at the present. They lived there
for five years. (Eles vivem lá, há 5 anos , vivem desde um determinado
tempo que até hoje faz 5 anos

We use already, just and yet in the present perfect.

Already, just and yet express já.

We use yet nas frases interrogativas e negativas.

Have you bought the tickets yet? Já compraram os bilhetes?

She hasn’t decided yet.

She has come from her holidays.

She has just finished her work

We use for and since :

We use for to say how long is the period, and since to say when the period
started.

They lived there for five years.

They lived there since 1886.

We use the reported speech to for reproduze the words who another person
said.

In reported speech, we usually have to change the words.

Present Simple

I go to the store - Past Simple (I went to the store)

I don’t go to the store – Past Simple (I didn’t go to the store)

Do I go to the store? – Past Simple (Did I go to the store)

O verbo principal mantém-se sempre no infinitive, apenas o auxiliar passa

para o past simple, em regra passam ambos pois o auxiliar no past simple é
o passado do verbo do + o verbo no infinitivo tanto na negativa como na
interrogativa.

Present Continuous
I am going – Past Simple – I was going.

O verbo principal going , mantém-se , e apenas o verbo auxiliary to be

passa para o passado was, or were.

Will

I will go to the store – Conditional – o verbo principal mantém-se e apenas o

will passa para o conditional – would. I would go to the store.

I went to the store – Past Simple – I have gone to the store.

The Past Simple goes to the Present Perfect.

Now – at the moment ; then

Next day – the following day

Tomorrow – the next day; the following day

Yesterday – the day before; the previous day

A year go – the previous year

This – that

Here – there

These- those

I – he , she

You – I,you

He, she , it – he, she , it

They – they

My- his; her

Your –

I – me

You- us

Him,her,it

They – their
When :

You are very ugly.

They told me I was very ugly *

She will call the beautician, to help her, next day .

She said , she would call the beautician, to help her, the followind day.

I toke a very tea, yesterday.

She said she has taken a very cold tea, the day before or the previous day.

Now, I wear the earrings a necklace that are very beautiful.

She said, she weared the errings and a necklace that are very beautiful.

She is joying her holidays.

She said she was enjoying her holidays, there in ….

I just went to my first punk rock concert, and I want to change my fashion
style. I want to be more punkish, wearing more black and more studded
things. But I am afraid my mum and my sister won’t like me and will laugh
at the idea. I’m afraid of being shot down.

There’s nothing wrong with wanting change your image. In fact it’s a pretty
big part of being, a teen. It’s is important to try new things and explore new
ways of expressing yourself(without put yourself in danger). The road to
self-discovery isn't always a smooth one though, and chances are
not everyone is going to approve of the new you. So, you need to stay
focused on the things that make you happy. If wearing some extra studs on
your belt makes you happy, then don't let anyone's opinion stop you. It's
hard when your family doesn't understand what you are going through, so if
your mum and sis start laughing at you for your new look, just sit down with
them and explain why you've taken on this new punky image. Hopefully
they'll respect your decisions and keep their negativity to themselves. Good
luck!

The best thing to do is to find your own personal style! If you feel
comfortable, you will have more confidence and people will notice you
more. ~

GOTHIC
While 'gothic kids' are generally depicted as a group of dark and depressed
individuals, this is usually not the case. Gothic subcultures just find humour
in mortality, and don't mind wearing dark make-up, metal and lace. Gothic
fashion is the darker side of any fashion style you can think of. Normally
goths wear big boots, chains and fishnet stockings - the girls love long
dresses and corsets, and the boys go crazy over tight black jeans.

Nowadays, teens who value

comfort more than beauty for everyday wear most frequently prefer the
sporty style. It is great for school, vacation, parties and even work, if there
isn't a strict dress-code to abide by. Comfort really is the key - the clothes
are loose, elastic, water-resistant, etc. You can wear tracksuits, sporty
footwear, shorts, tees - anything that feels and looks comfortable. You don't
have to be an athlete; you just have to look like one.

Hip-hop is one of the biggest influences on street wear and urban style.
Boys love to wear baggy jeans and oversized t-shirts or sweaters. Girls also
wear t-shirts, baggy jeans or short skirts. Both boys and girls pay a huge
attention to caps and sneakers. As far as accessories go, make sure you
cover yourself in bling. Necklaces, bracelets, sunglasses — everything has
to be covered in diamonds.