PAST PERFECT - 1ANO DO ENSINO MÉDIO

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PAST PERFECT (copiar em seu caderno) - a verificação será feita no retorno as aulas presencias



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVAY6RMbnks

(assista este video explicativo de cinco minutos)



O past perfect é usado para expressar uma ação que ocorreu no passado antes de uma outra ação ter ocorrido. Esse tempo verbal é marcado pela forma:
Sujeito + had + verbo principal no particípio passado + complemento The movie had already started when I got home yesterday. (O filme já tinha começado quando eu cheguei em casa ontem).
Para a forma negativa basta acrescentar o “not” após o “had”; e para as frases interrogativas, inverter o “had”, colocando-o no início da frase, conforme a tabela abaixo:
NegativaInterrogativa
I had not / I hadn’tHad I…?
You had not / you hadn’tHad you …?
He had not / he hadn’tHad he…?
She had not / she hadn’tHad she…?
It had not / it hadn’tHad it…?
We had not / we hadn’tHad we…?
You had not / you hadn’tHad you…?
They had not / they hadn’tHad they…?




 hadn’t cleaned my bedroom when my mother arrived home this weekend. (Eu não tinha limpado meu quarto quando minha mãe chegou em casa nesse final de semana).
The game hadn’t started when we got to the stadium. (O jogo não tinha começado quando nós chegamos ao estádio).
She hadn’t made the dinner when the guests arrived. (Ela não tinha feito o jantar quando os convidados chegaram).
Had you danced before the end of the party? (Você tinha dançado antes do fim da festa?).
Had they sent all the invitations before the wedding? (Eles tinham enviado todos os convites antes do casamento?).
Had the play already started when you got to the theater yesterday? (A peça já tinha começado quando vocês chegaram ao teatro ontem?).

Semana que vem continuamos com mais detalhes do Past Perfect.
Boa semana de estudos!

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