Inglês da Professora Denise Mardegan

Would  is an auxiliary verb - a modal auxiliary verb. We use would  mainly to: talk about the past talk about the future in the past express the conditional mood We also use  would  for other functions, such as: expressing desire, polite requests and questions, opinion or hope, wish and regret Structure of  would The basic structure for  would  is: subject + auxiliary verb would + main verb Note that: The auxiliary verb  would  is invariable. There is only one form:  would The  main verb  is usually in the  base  form  (He would go ) . Look at the basic structure again, with positive, negative and question sentences: subject auxiliary would not main verb base + I would like tea. - She would not go. ? Would you help? Note that the main verb is sometimes in the form: have + past participle (He would  have gone ) be + -ing (He would  be going ) The main ver...

  I would like  =  I’d like. Observe os exemplos a seguir: I would like to go to the beach. (Forma contraída: I’d like to go to the beach.) Eu gostaria de/quero ir à praia. I would like to speak English. (Forma contraída: I’d like to speak English.) Eu gostaria de/quero falar inglês. I would like to talk to you. (Forma contraída: I’d like to talk to you.) Eu gostaria de/quero falar com você. I would like to play soccer. (Forma contraída: I’d like to play soccer.) Eu gostaria de/quero jogar futebol. Você também pode usar  I would like  para pedir coisas, principalmente alimentos e bebidas. I would like some coffee. (Forma contraída: I’d like some coffee.) Eu gostaria de/quero um pouco de café. I would like a cup of tea. (Forma contraída: I’d like a cup of tea.) Eu gostaria de/quero uma xícara de chá. I would like a chocolate. (Forma contraída: I’d like a chocolate.) Eu gostaria de/quero um chocolate. Por fim t...