Hello from A Dica do Dia! Today, we are going to talk about the verbs ending in AR in the past. So, as you know, in general, the verbs in AR are regular and have the same ending. But how do we go about its conjugation in the past? Let’s check out that and much more today!
First, let’s check out how we use regular verbs ending in AR! Let’s use the example from verb falar. Pay close attention to the ending, which will repeat with other regular verbs:
| Eu | falei |
| Você | falou |
| Ele / Ela | falou |
| Nós | falamos |
| Vocês | falaram |
| Eles / Elas | falaram |
But remember, these rules only apply to regular verbs ending in AR, those are different, of course, from -ER, -IR and irregular verbs, that follow a different rule.
Eu morei em São Paulo por dois anos.
I lived in São Paulo for two years.
Você já comprou o novo livro do Luis Fernando Veríssimo?
Did you buy the new Luis Fernando Veríssimo’s book yet?
Ele falou comigo sobre a viagem.
He talked to me about the trip.
Nós tentamos ajudar os meninos com o exercício.
We tried to help the boys with exercise.
Vocês levaram seus filhos na viagem?
Did you take your kids on the trip?
Os meninos quebraram a janela com uma bola.
The boys broke the window with the ball.
Now that you know how to conjuagte the verbs ending in AR in the past, how about we do some exercises just to make sure we got it? This way, when you come to Copacabana, you will talk like a native! Complete:
That’s it, guys! Now you know how to use verbs ending in AR in the Past. See you in our next A Dica do Dia here at Rio & Learn!
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