Os 100 verbos regulares mais usados no inglês

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Veja abaixo os 100 verbos regulares mais usados no inglês, em ordem alfabética, seguidos de sua forma no passado – ou seja, acrescentados de -ED.

Repare também nos verbos que sofrem certas modificações ao receber o -ED (por exemplo, CARRY se torna CARRIED no passado – veja todas as ‘regrinhas’ nesta página).

Entre parênteses, você vê o significado mais comum no português de cada verbo regular:

to accept (aceitar) – accepted
to achieve (alcançar, realizar) – achieved
to act (agir) – acted
to admit (admitir) – admitted
to affect (afetar) – affected
to agree (concordar) – agreed
to announce (anunciar) – announced
to answer (responder) – answered
to appear (aparecer) – appeared
to apply (aplicar) – applied
to argue (discutir) – argued
to arrive (chegar) – arrived
to ask (perguntar, pedir) – asked
to attend (comparecer) – attended
to avoid (evitar) – avoided
to believe (acreditar) – believed
to call (chamar) – called
to carry (carregar) – carried
to cause (causar) – caused
to change (mudar) – changed
to close (fechar) – closed
to compare (comparar) – compared
to consider (considerar) – considered
to contain (conter) – contained
to continue (continuar) – continued
to count (contar) – counted
to cover (cobrir) – covered
to create (criar) – created
to dance (dançar) – danced
to decide (decidir) – decided
to define (definir) – defined
to determine (determinar) – determined
to develop (desenvolver) – developed
to die (morrer) – died
to discover (descobrir) – discovered
to enter (entrar) – entered
to exist (existir) – existed
to explain (explicar) – explained
to finish (terminar [uma atividade]) – finished
to follow (seguir) – followed
to happen (acontecer) – happened
to help (ajudar) – helped
to hope (esperar [ter esperança]) – hoped
to hug (abraçar) – hugged
to imagine (imaginar) – imagined
to improve (melhorar) – improved
to include (incluir) – included
to introduce (introduzir) – introduced
to jump (pular) – jumped
to kill (matar) – killed
to kiss (beijar) – kissed
to live (viver) – lived
to maintain (manter) – maintained
to mention (mencionar) – mentioned
to move (mover) – moved
to need (precisar) – needed
to note (notar) – noted
to notice (perceber) – noticed
to occur (ocorrer) – occurred
to offer (oferecer) – offered
to open (abrir) – opened
to pass (passar) – passed
to play (jogar) – played
to prepare (preparar) – prepared
to prevent (prevenir) – prevented
to produce (produzir) – produced
to protect (proteger) – protected
to raise (elevar) – raised
to reach (alcançar) – reached
to receive (receber) – received
to recognize (reconhecer) – recognized
to reduce (reduzir) – reduced
to remember (lembrar) – remembered
to remove (remover) – removed
to represent (representar) – represented
to respond (responder) – responded
to return (retornar) – returned
to save (salvar) – saved
to seem (parecer) – seemed
to serve (servir) – served
to share (compartilhar) – shared
to sign (assinar) – signed
to sound (soar) – sounded
to stay (ficar) – stayed
to stop (parar) – stopped
to study (estudar) – studied
to suffer (sofrer) – suffered
to support (apoiar) – supported
to touch (tocar) – touched
to travel (viajar) – travelled
to treat (tratar) – treated
to try (tentar) – tried
to use (usar) – used
to visit (visitar) – visited
to walk (andar) – walked
to want (querer) – wanted
to wash (lavar) – washed
to watch (assistir) – watched
to work (trabalhar) – worked
to worry (preocupar-se) – worried

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Raiane Castro 27/01/2021

Uma dúvida na palavra to answer (responder) – answered.

Por que não aplica a regra de consoante + vogal + consoante, ficando assim: answerred?
De fato ela termina com cosoante, mas tamém tem essa outra regra no final.

O que vale pra identificar qual regra usar, é o som sair como consoante ou a letra ser consoante?

Marcelo - Equipe Inglês Online 28/01/2021

Olá, Raiane

Essas regrinhas são chatinhas mesmo, por isso eu sempre aconselho a prática de listening e reading de forma constante.
No caso da palavra ‘answer’ ela tem 2 sílabas, porem o stress é apenas no início e não no final, por isso a regra não se aplica :-)