Utilizamos as formas imperativas quando queremos: Dar ordens

Utilizamos as formas imperativas quando queremos:
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Dar ordens
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Dar instruções
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Oferecer algo
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Convidar alguém
 Dar
ordens:
Sit down!
IMPERATIVO AFIRMATIVO:
Stop speaking.
Make your bed.
Formado do verbo no infinitivo,
sem o “to”.
IMPERATIVO NEGATIVO:
Don’t + infinitivo sem o “to”
Don’t open the door.
 Dar
instruções:
Mix all the ingredients and put them in the oven.
 Oferecer
algo:
Please, have some coffee.
 Convidar:
Let’s go to the movies tonight?
Convite:
Let’s + infinitivo sem o “to”
as
when
until
after
while
as soon as
since
before
When I finish my homework, I will go out
with my friends.
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I will study while I am on the bus.
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As he drives, I’ll talk to him
Em seguida, imediatamente depois, uma vez que
...
They will go to the beach as soon as they
have their breakfast.
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As soon as I leave home, I will call you.
You will have to respect me, once I am the
teacher
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Antes
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Before he moves to São Paulo, he will spend
a week at his mother’s house.
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I will tell her the truth, before I go out.
Depois
After her sister prepares dinner, they’ll invite
their friends.
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My father will buy a new car after he saves
enough money.
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Condição imposta por determinado momento. “Até que.”
I won’t travel to London until / till I have enough money.
You can go out. I will wait until she calls.
Observem que em todas as frases anteriores,
os verbos estão no presente e no futuro.
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Observe:
My father will buy a new car after he saves
enough money.
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A oração que acompanha a conjunção fica no presente.
A outra oração fica no futuro.