VERB	MEANING	EXAMPLE
to accomplish, accomplished, accomplished (verb + ing)	concluir (terminar), executar, realizar	I have finally accomplished the report
to accuse, accused, accused (of + ing)	acusar (de)	I don't like to accuse anyone of anything
to acquire, acquired, acquired (from)	adquirir, alcançar, conseguir, obter (de)	My boss is going to acquire a new factory
to add up	somar	Add up what you have with what I have
to add, added, added (to)	adicionar(a), acrescentar	Why don't you add more sugar to the recipe?
to adjust, adjusted, adjusted	ajustar, regular	Was this engine adjusted recently?
to admire, admired, admired	admirar	ew
to advertise, advertised, advertised	anunciar	We need to advertise our new products.
to advise, advised, advised	aconselhar, informar	I advise you not to return late
to afford, afforded, afforded	ter meios (recursos) para, permitir-se, dar-se ao luxo	I can't afford to buy this suitcase.
to agree, agreed, agreed (with)	concordar (com)	They agreed with us
to allow, allowed, allowed	permitir	The teacher doesn't allow us to talk in class
to annoy, annoyed, annoyed	irritar, aborrecer	Come on! Stop annoying them
to answer, answered, answered	responder, atender	Why didn't he answer the door?
to apologize, apologized, apologized (to, for+ing)	desculpar-se, pedir desculpas (a, com, por)	You have to apologize to your teacher
to apply, applied, applied (for)	candidatar-se(a), aplicar, passar	When did John apply for that job?
to appreciate, appreciated, appreciated (+ ing)	apreciar, ficar agradecido (por)	I appreciate everything you did for me
to argue, argued, argued	discutir (brigar verbalmente); argumentar	Why do you both argue so much?
to arrest, arrested, arrested	prender	Did they arrest that man?
to arrive, arrived, arrived (at, in)	chegar (a)	We arrived there late
to ask, asked, asked (for)	perguntar, fazer perguntas, pedir (por)	He asked her an important question
to assemble, assembled, assembled	juntar, reunir, montar, armar, agregar	This is very difficult to assemble
to assume, assumed, assumed	presumir	I assume he'll be there on time
to assure, assured, assured	assegurar	Do you assure me he will be there?
to attend, attended, attended	frequentar, assistir(a)	Did you attend the last English class?
to avoid, avoided, avoided (verb + ing)	evitar (de)	He had to avoid eating meat
to bake, baked, baked	assar (alimentos)	I don't like to bake cakes in this oven
to bargain, bargained, bargained (for, on, with)	pechinchar, barganhar (por, sobre, com)	I always bargain for everything
to be going (to)	ir (indicando futuro próximo)	Where are you going?
to be, was, were, been	ser, estar	You are so beautiful today!
to become, became, become	tornar-se, vir a ser	He became a great man
to begin, began, begun (verb + ing)	começar, iniciar	Do you want to begin this course on Monday
to behave, behaved, behaved	comportar-se	Don't behave like that
to believe, believed, believed (in)	acreditar (aceitar como verdade) (crer; ter fé)	She belives me
to belong, belonged, belonged (to)	pertencer(a), estar no lugar certo	Does this belong to you?
to bite, bit, bitten	morder	Have you ever been bitten?
to blame, blamed, blamed (for)	culpar (por)	He blames me for everything.
to bloom, bloomed, bloomed	florescer, desabrochar	This tree blooms every year
to blow, blew, blown (out, off)	assoprar, soprar (to blow out = apagar soprando)	The wind blew all day yesterday
to boil, boiled, boiled	ferver	ew
to borrow, borrowed, borrowed (from)	tomar (pegar) emprestado, emprestar (de alguém)	I borrowed my father's car
to braid, braided, braided	trançar	I've never braided my hair in spite of always having long hair.
to break, broke, broken	quebrar	She broke her leg
to breathe, breathed, breathed (in, out)	respirar (inspirar, elaxar)	I can't breathe very well with all these people smoking
to bring, brought, brought (for, to, from)	trazer (para, a, de)	They brought this for you
to broadcast, broadcast(ed), broadcast(ed)	transmitir (por rádio ou tv), difundir (por rádio)	This news was broadcast this morning at 9.
to brush, brushed, brushed	escovar	They didn't brush their teeth yet
to build, built, built	construir	My parents want to build a new house
to burn, burned (burnt), burned (burnt)	queimar, incendiar (-se)	Let's burn these dry branches
to bury, buried, buried	enterrar	Dog! Where did you bury my shoe?
to buy, bought, bought (for, from)	comprar (para, de)	Did you want to buy a car?
to call, called, called	telefonar para, ligar para, chamar	We called our office
to carry, carried, carried (to, from, for)	carregar (a, para; de; para, por)	We have to carry all these things
to cast, cast, cast	jogar, arremessar, lançar	Father cast his coat on the couth
to cause, caused, caused	causar	ew
to cease, ceased, ceased (+ ing)	cessar	Sometimes it seems wars will never cease in these contries.
to change, changed, changed (to, for)	mudar, trocar (para, por)	I changed my name
to charge, charged, charged	cobrar	How much did he charge you?
to chase, chased, chased	perseguir, correr atrás de	Does your cat happen to be chasing your dog or am I seeing things?
to check in (out)	registrar-se na entrada (saída) (hotel, aeroporto)	Did you checked in the hotel?
to check, checked, checked	verificar, conferir	I need to check all these files
to chew, chewed, chewed	mascar, mastigar	He always seems to be chewing something
to choose, chose, chosen	escolher	She chose a beautiful pair of shoes
to claim, claimed, claimed (on, for)	alegar, gritar, reivindicar, reclamar algo por direito, clamar (por)	He claims he didn't take the books home.
to clean, cleaned, cleaned	limpar	They cleaned all the kitchen
to climb over	pular, passar por cima (de algo alto)	Don't climb over this rope
to climb, climbed, climbed	escalar, subir (em), galgar	We like to climb mountains
to close, closed, closed	fechar	Don't close the door
to comb, combed, combed	pentear, pentear-se	I like to comb my hair when it's wet.
to come, came, come (to, from)	vir (para, de)	We came from New York
to compare, compared, compared (to)	comparar (a)	If you compare them, you won't see any difference.
to complain, complained, complained (about)	reclamar, queixar-se (de)	Don't complain so much
to concern, concerned, concerned	concernir, condizer, dizer respeito a, referir-se a	This situation really concerns me.
to congratulate, congratulated, congratulated (on)	parabenizar (por, pelo(a,os,as))	Did you already congratulate your brother on his job?
to consider, considered, considered	considerar	I don't consider her such a bad person.
to consist, consisted, consisted (of)	consistir (de, em)	What does this report consist of?
to cook, cooked, cooked (for)	cozinhar (para)	I cooked for my mother
to copy, copied, copied (from)	copiar (de), imitar (a)	Where did you copy this from?
to cost, cost, cost	custar	How much does it cost?
to count up to	contar (de um) até	The girl only knew how to count (up) to twenty
to count, counted, counted (to)	contar (até, a)	He already counted all the money
to cover, covered, covered	cobrir, tampar, proteger, abranger	Cover the pan on the stove, please
to create, created, created	criar (originar)	God created the world
to creep, crept, crept	rastejar, trepar (planta)	What's that creeping under our window?
to cross out	riscar (eliminando de uma lista)	Cross this word out. It's wrong
to cross, crossed, crossed	atravessar, cruzar	The cow is crossing the road
to cry, cried, cried	chorar, exclamar	The baby cried all night long
to cut, cut, cut	cortar	Did you cut your hand?
to damage, damaged, damaged	danificar, estragar	Did you damage your father's car?
to dance, danced, danced	dançar	Pat and Laura danced together
to decide, decided, decided	decidir	They decided to leave today
to deliver, delivered, delivered (to)	entregar (a)	What time will they deliver the package?
to deny, denied, denied (verb + ing)	negar(-se) (a)	She says things and then she denies them
to depend, depended, depended (on)	depender (de)	That depends on you
to descend, descended, descended (to, from)	descer, baixar, cair (de nível), passar (por herança),descender (de)	No submarine has ever descended all that.
to describe, described, described (to)	descrever (para)	Can you describe the man?
to detach, detached, detached	separar, destacar, desvencilhar	You have to detach these figures and put them on the blackboard.
to develop, developed, developed	desenvolver(se), revelar (filme)	Did you already develop the film?
to dial, dialed, dialed	discar (telefone)	Are you sure you dialed the right number?
to die, died, died	morrer	What a pity! My plant died
to disagree, disagreed, disagreed (with)	discordar (de)	I disagree with what he said about those people
to disappear, disappeared, disappeared	desaparecer	My pen always disappears when I need it
to disassemble, disassembled, disassembled	desmontar, desunir, desarmar, desagregar	I can't believe he already disassembled everything.
to disguise, disguised, disguised	disfarçar, mascarar, dissimular	He was disguised as Frankenstein as far as I know...
to dismiss, dismissed, dismissed	dispensar, despendir	The teacher dismissed us earlier today.
to disregard, disregarded, disregarded	desconsiderar, negligenciar, desprezar, menosprezar	Did you notice the way he disregards everything we say?
to disrupt, disrupted, disrupted	romper, despedaçar, dilacerar, interromper	The crowd disrupted the political meeting at the square last night.
to do, did, done (for)	fazer (para, por)	They did all their homework yesterday
to draw, drew, drawn	desenhar, traçar, puxar, tirar, sacar	Do you know how to draw?
to dream,dreamt/dreamed, dreamt/dreamed (of, about)	sonhar (com, a respeito de)	What were you dreaming about?
to dress, dressed, dressed (up)	vestir-se, arrumar-se	You can take your time dressing (up) for the party.
to drink, drank, drunk	beber, tomar	We drank too much at the party
to drive, drove, driven (from, to)	dirigir, ir de carro (de, para)	He drove from New York to Washington
to drop, dropped, dropped	deixar cair, cair	When he saw her coming in (through) the door, he dropped his cup.
to earn, earned, earned (from + ing)	ganhar (renda), obter	I intend to earn a lot of money this year.
to eat, ate, eaten	comer	he ate a lot on Sunday
to emphasize, emphasized, emphasized	enfatizar	The chairman emphasized the idea of the surcharges.
to empty, emptied, emptied	esvaziar	Woul you please empty this bucket?
to enable, enabled, enabled	tornar apto, habilitar, capacitar	I would like to enable these people to survive on their own again.
to encourage, encouraged, encouraged	encorajar, incentivar	My parents encouraged me to visit other countries.
to endure, endured, endured	tolerar, resistir, aturar, agⁿentar	I just can't endure this situation for another day!
to enhance, enhanced, enhanced	realçar, acentuar, aumentar	I see you've enhanced your essay with new words and facts...
to enjoy, enjoyed, enjoyed (verb + ing)	gostar (de), desfrutar, apreciar	She enjoys going to the beach
to enroll, enrolled, enrolled (in)	inscrever(se), matricular(se), (em, no, na)	I have to enroll in the university today.
to enter, entered, entered	entrar (em)	You need an invitation to enter
to entertain, entertained, entertained	entreter, distrair, divertir	Would you please entertain the guests for a while?
to entitle, entitled, entitled (to)	intitular, autorizar, habilitar, outorgar direitos, conceder	My brother was entitled to a trip to France for winning the game.
to establish, established, established	estabelecer	They have established a new system.
to exist, existed, existed	existir	How many years can a mountain exist?
to explain, explained, explained (to)	explicar (para, a)	Paul explained everything to me
to face, faced, faced	encarar	You have to face things as they come, otherwise you'll always be upset
to faint, fainted, fainted	desmaiar	ew
to fall, fell, follen (off)	cair, cair (de) (algo)	Did Jennifer fall off the horse?
to fasten, fastened, fastened (to, on)	prender (algo,a,no,na), fixar, fechar (colocar), apertar (cinto)	Put some water on the plants, will you?
to fear, feared, feared	temer(a)	There is nothing to fear anymore.
to feed, fed, fed (on, to)	alimentar(-se) (de), dar de comer (a)	He fed the horses before going to school
to fell, felt, felt (like + ing)	sentir-se, sentir ou estar com vontade (de)	I fell good here with you
to fetch, fetched, fetched	ir buscar, trazer, mandar vir	Would you fetch the packages that are in the car, please?
to fill, filled, filled (in, up, out)	encher, preencher	Fill this glass with milk, please
to find, found, found	achar, encontrar	He found it at the livrary
to finish, finished, finished (verb + ing)	terminar	They finished doing their homework
to fit, fit, fit (fitted, fitted)	caber, servir (vestuário)	This dress doesn't fit me
to fix, fixed, fixed (on, at)	consertar, arrumar, preparar, fixar(em)	I didn't fix my car yet.
to flush the toilet	dar descarga	Don't forget to flush the toilet
to flush, flushed, flushed	corar, ruborizar	She flushes when I say his name
to flutter, fluttered, fluttered	bater das asas de aves e insetos grandes (voar), esvoaçar	The butterfly fluttered from one flower to another
to fly, flew, flown	voar, ir (de avião)	The birds flew above my house
to fold, folded, folded	dobrar	Why did you fold that paper?
to follow, followed, followed	seguir, acompanhar	This little dog followed me home
to forbid, forbade, forbidden	proibir (de)	The math teacher forbade us to talk in class.
to forget, forgot, forgotten (about)	esquecer (de, sobre)	I forgot about Cindy's birthday
to forgive, forgave, forgiven	perdoar	Please forgive me
to forsake, forsook, forsaken	renunciar a, desistir de, abandonar, desamparar	They've forsaken all their thoughts of returning home sameday.
to frighten, frightened, frightened	assustar, atemorizar, amedrontar	You frightened me when you came into the room so quietly!
to frown, frowned, frowned (at)	franzir a testa (sobrancelhas),carranquear(para)	Whey you frown you look very old
to fry, fried, fried	fritar	Let's fry some potatoes
to gather, gathered, gathered	juntar,recolher,acumular,adquirir,presumir,colher(levantar) do chão	I saw your son gathering stones on the street.
to get involved	envolver-se	Don't get involved with that kind of people.
to get, got, got	conseguir,obter,ficar(+adj),receber,chegar,ganhar	I didn't get the book yet
to give, gave, given (to)	dar (para, a)	He gave her a good book
to glance, glanced, glanced (at)	olhar de relance (para, a)	I noticed Jim glanced at you when you walked by him.
to go, went, gone (to)	ir (para, a)	Did he go to church alone?
to grab, grabbed, grabbed	apanhar, agarrar, esticar
to graduate, graduated, graduated (from, in)	formar-se (em)	Paul graduated from Oxford University. He graduated in Medicine.
to grant, granted, granted	conceder (a), dar concessão, permitir	My father granted his request to travel a week before his vacation.
to grind, ground, ground	moer, triturar, ranger	My grandmother used to grind cofee by hand
to grow, grew, grown (up)	crescer (com "up' só para pessoas)	My children are growing up very fast
to guess, guessed, guessed	supor, adivinhar	Guess what hapened?
to hand, handed, handed	alcançar (algo a alguém), passar	Hand the sugar to your father, Mary.
to handle, handled, handled	manusear, manipular, lidar com	Handle this carefully
to hang, hung, hung	pendurar	Hang these clothes in the closet
to happen, happened, happened (to)	acontecer (com)	What happened to you. (não usa "did")
to hate, hated, hated	odiar, detestar, desprezar	I hate to clena the bathroom
to have, had, had (to have to)	ter (ter que)	Did they have to write that?
to heal, healed, healed	curar, sarar	My cut is healing
to hear, heard, heard (about)	ouvir, escutar (ouvir dizer que, sobre)	I don't hear very well
to heat, heated, heated (up)	aquecer, esquentar	Why don't you heat some of that soup we had for lunch?
to help, helped, helped	ajudar	They always helped their family
to hesitate, hesitated, hesitated	hesitar, vacilar	He hesitated when I told him how much he had to pay.
to hide, hid, hidden (from)	esconder(-se); ocultar (de)	Where did you hide the chocolate?
to hinder, hindered, hindered (from)	impedir (de), atrasar, opor-se, atrapalhar	Don't think of hindering me! I am going anyway.
to hire, hired, hired	contratar	They intend to hire new salesmen this month.
to hit, hit, hit	bater (em)	I hit my head on the closet
to hold, held, held	segurar, abraçar	I like to hold this baby
to hope, hoped, hoped	esperar (ter esperança)	I hope to be rich some day
to house, housed, housed	dar abrigo (a), acolher, abrigar, alojar	We housed him for more than three years so he could go on studying.
to hurt, hurt, hurt	ferir, magoar, machucar	The words she said hurt me
to import, imported, imported	importar	I wish I had money to import some goods.
to improve, improved, improved	melhorar, aprimorar	You need to improve your English
to include, included, included (in)	incluir (em)	Don't forget to include me in your list
to inform, informed, informed	informar, notificar	Inform me about the weather in London, please.
to insist, insisted, insisted (on + ing)	insistir (em)	Why do you insist so much on this?
to intend, intended, intended	pretender, tencionar	I intende to work tomorrow
to interrupt, interrupted, interrupted	interromper	Don't interrupt him while he's studing.
to introduce, introduced, introduced (to)	apresentar (a), introduzir	I want to introduce you to my brother
to invest, invested, invested (in)	investir (em)	Let's invest our money in gold
to invite, invited, invited (to)	convidar (a, para)	Who did you invite to your house?
to involve, involved, involved	envolver	The wanted to involve my son in this.
to iron, ironed, ironed	passar (roupa)	I still have to iron all these clothes!
to issue, issued, issued	emitir, publicar, lançar	They didn't issue my passport yet.
to join, joined, joined (up)	juntar-se a, alistar-se (exército, etc)	Why don't you join us at the club?
to jump, jumped, jumped	pular, saltar	Why did he jump in the river?
to keep, kept, kept	guardar, manter(-se), ficar(+ing),continuar (+ing)	Where do you keep your money?
to kill, killed, killed	matar	I killed all the ants in my vegetable gardem
to knit, knit, knit (knitted, knitted)	tricotar, fazer tricô	My grandmother knit this sweater for me
to knock, knocked, knocked (on)	bater à (na) (porta, janela, ...)	I heard somebody knock on the door.
to know, knew, known (how)	saber, conhecer (how + verbo)	Jennifer knew how to play the flute very well
to last, lasted, lasted	durar, pendurar	Five packages of coffee don't last for more than three weeks!
to laugh, laughed, laughed (at, about)	rir (de, sobre)	He laughed at her story
to lead, led, led	liderar, levar(a), guiar	My brother heads his staff
to leak, leaked, leaked	vazar, escoar	The kichen faucet leaked all night long and we couldn't sleep.
to learn, learned, learned (how + verb)	aprender (a)	I learned how to speak English
to leave, left, left	deixar, partir, sair (de)	I leave home at eight o'clock
to lend, lent, lent (to)	emprestar (para, a)	Can you lend me some money?
to let, let, let	deixar, permitir (não seguido de "to")	Don't let him do that
to lick, licked, licked	lamber	Kids, please don't lick your fingers! Has napkin next to you.
to lie, lay, lain (down)	deitar-se, ficar, situar-se	I like to lie on the carpet
to lie, lied, lied (to)	mentir (a, para)	Why do you always lie to me?
to lift, lifted, lifted (up)	levantar, suspender (no ar)	Would you please lift this box up for me?
to like, liked, liked	gostar (de)	I liked my English teacher very much
to listen, listened, listened (to)	ouvir, escutar	John listens to the teacher
to live, lived, lived (with, for, at, in, on)	morar, viver (com, por, em)	He doesn't live with his family
to load, loaded, loaded	carregar, pensar sobre, armazenar (no computador)	Can all this be loaded on this small boat?
to lock, locked, locked	trancar, travar	Did you lock the door?
to look, looked, looked (at, after)	parecer, olhar (para), cuidar de	Look at the children, aren't they pretty?
to lose, lost, lost	perder	I lost all my documents
to love, loved, loved	amar, adorar (pode ser seguido de infin ou gerund)	She loves to go to the movies
to mail, mailed, mailed	enviar (pelo correio), despachar	This letter was mailed two weeks ago
to maintain, maintained, maintained	manter, sustentar, conversar	The government want to maintain the taxes high
to make, made, made (for, of)	fazer (elaborar, criar) (por/para, de)	This is made in Japan
to manage, managed, managed	conseguir(antes verbo),arranjar-se,gerenciar,saber lidar c/,administra	I didn't manage to arrive on time.
to manufacture, manufactured, manufactured	fabricar, manufaturar	They've been manufacturing boxes since my grandfather was a boy.
to marry, married, married	casar(se) (com)	My sister wants to marry again
to match, matched, matched	combinar (com)	ew
to mean, meant, meant (to, by)	querer dizer; significar; tencionar; ter a intenção de (+verb) (a,com)	I didn't mean that!
to measure, measured, measured	medir	I want to measure that piece of land
to meet, met, met	conhecer, encontrar-se com	I met Nancy at a wedding
to mention, mentioned, mentioned (to)	mencionar (a)	They didn't mention we had to pay all this.
to mind, minded, minded	prestar atenção a, dar atenção a, incomodar-se (com)	These children don't seem to mind her or the other teacher
to misinterpret, misinterpreted, misinterpreted	interpretar mal	You have to be more careful not to misinterpret things again.
to misplace, misplaced, misplaced	pôr/colocar(algo) no lugar errado, pôr/guardar em lugar não lembrado	I can't find my keys, I must have misplaced them.
to miss, missed, missed	sentir falta de (não objeto), perder	I'm going to miss you
to mistreat, mistreated, mistreated	maltratar	Why did you mistreat that poor girl you were talking to?
to misunderstand, misunderstood, misundertood	entender mal	Everyone misunderstands someone some day.
to mix, mixed, mixed (up)	misturar, confundir	Don't mix up these papers, they aren't all mine
to move, moved, moved (out, in, to, from)	mover(se), mudar(se) (de lugar)	When are you going to move to a house?
to mumble, mumbled, mumbled	resmungar, murmurar	If you keep on mumbling I won't be able to undertand you!
to need, needed, needed	precisar (de)	You didn't need to by this
to neglect, neglected, neglected	negligenciar, omitir	You shouldn't neglect information on this case.
to nod, nodded, nodded	acenar com a cabeça (afirmativo ou de comando)	When I asked him if he had money, he nodded.
to notice, noticed, noticed	notar, perceber	Did you notice how quiet she was?
to offer, offered, offered	oferecer	She was nice and offered me some tea
to open, opened, opened	abrir	Please, open the door for me
to overcome, overcame, overcome	superar	I'm sure we will overcome this situation in a few months.
to overhear, overheard, overheard	ouvir por acaso, ouvir sem querer	I overhead something about a general strike being planned.
to owe, owed, owed (to)	dever (algo a alguém)	You owe me twenty-five dollars
to pack, packed, packed	fazer as malas	We'll have to pack our things before morning.
to paint, painted, painted	pintar	I have to paint my house tomorrow
to park, parked, parked	estacionar	Where did you park the car?
to pass, passed, passed (by, to, on)	passar (por, para, a, em, adiante)	She said she would pass by my house
to pay, paid, paid (for)	pagar (por)	I already paid the waiter
to pick up, picked up, picket up	pegar, buscar, levantar, apanhar	Could you pick it up for me, please?
to plant, planted, planted	plantar, semear	Where do you want to plant these seeds?
to play, played, played (with, for, at, in, on)	brincar, tocar, jogar, (com, em)	Did they play with their children?
to please, pleased, pleased	agradar, satisfazer, contentar	I can┤t please everybody at the same time.
to plot, plotted, plotted	tramar	The thief plotted everything
to postpone, postponed, postponed ( + ing)	prorrogar, transferir (data), adiar	Don't tell me she postponed her wedding again!
to practice, practiced, practiced	praticar	You didn't practice enough
to praise, praised, praised	elogiar, louvar	I'm going to praise them for their work
to pray, prayed, prayed	rezar, orar	My father usually prays in the evening
to prefer, preferred, preferred	preferir	She preferredto travel to England
to present, presented, presented	apresentar, expor, mostrar	He said he wouldn't present his work today.
to pretend, pretended, pretended	fazer de conta, fingir	She likes to pretend she's a doctor
to proceed, proceeded, proceeded	proceder, continuar, prosseguir	I didn't intend to interrupt you, please procced.
to promise, promised, promised	prometer	I don't want to promise anything
to provide, provided, provided (for)	providenciar, proporcionar, fornecer (para, a)	You must provide this material for today
to publish, published, published	publicar	The publish everything
to pull, pulled, pulled	puxar	Don't pull my hair
to purchase, purchased, purchased	comprar, adquirir	My parents inted to purchase a farm this year.
to pursue, pursued, pursued	perseguir, provocar, levar adiante	I intend to pursue this dream as long as I can.
to push, pushed, pushed	empurar	I asked him to push the car for me
to put, put, put (on, in)	por, colocar (em)	I put my books on this table last night
to quit, quit, quit (verb + ing)	desistir de, parar (com)	Mary quit smoking
to quote, quoted, quoted	citar, cotar, notar, abrir aspas	He quote what you mentioned in your last report at the meeting.
to rain, rained, rained	chover	It rained at the beach last week
to raise, raised, raised	criar	They raise cattle on their farmer.
to reach, reached, reached	alcançar, atingir, chegar a	I can't reach those things on the self
to read, read, read	ler	He read two books on the weekend
to realize, realized, realized	compreender, dar-se conta (de), entender	I realize you didn't mean to say that
to reason, reasoned, reasoned (about, over)	raciocinar, pensar (concluir), ponderar (a respeito de)	I think we all should reason about this situation
to reassure, reassured, reassured	tranquilizar, assegurar	The doctor reassured me he was much better this morning.
to receive, received, received (from)	receber (de)	Did you received this letter today?
to recognize, recognized, recognized	reconhecer	I didn't recognize you with that hat.
to recover, recovered, recovered (from)	recuperar-se (de)	He already recovered from that disease
to reflect, reflected, reflected	refletir(-se)	ew
to refuse, refused, refused (to)	recusar-se (a)	She refused to talk to him again
to regret, regretted, regretted (+ ing)	arrepender-ser (de)	I regret having done that
to relish, relished, relished	saborear, apreciar, gostar de, agradar, estar satisfeito com	They did all their work with relish.
to remember, remembered, remembered	lembrar-se de	She always remembered her parents
to remind, reminded, reminded (of) (+ ing).	lembrar (alguém de algo), fazer lembrar	You'll have to remind him of doing his homework.
to rent, rented, rented (for, from, to)	alugar (para, de, a)	She rented a nice house
to repair, repaired, repaired	consertar, reparar	They repaired the computer the week before their parents arrived.
to repeat, repeated, repeated	repetir	How many times do I have to repeat this?
to replace, replaced, replaced	substituir, repor	Did they already replace the money?
to reply, replied, replied (to)	replicar, responder (a)	Did you already reply to the letter these people sent you?
to request, requested, requested	solicitar, pedir	ew
to rescue, rescued, rescued (from)	salvar, socorrer, livrar (de)	He rescued the child from the fire.
to rest, rested, rested	descansar	He's tired and needs to rest
to return, returned, returned (from, to)	retornar, devolver, voltar (de, para)	They return from their trip this morning
to ride, rode, riden	andar (de,em,num veículo), montar (animal), cavalgar	I'm going to ride my bicycle on the weekend.
to ring up	telefonar para	Can you ring me up tomorrow morning?
to ring, rang, rung	tocar, soar (telefone, sino, campainha)	The telephone rang many times this afternoon
to rinse, rinsed, rinsed	enxaguar	The maid forgot to rinse these clothes yesterday.
to run, ran, run (to, from)	correr (para, de)	She ran every day last week
to rush, rushed, rushed	apressar(-se), impedir, lançar(-se), correr	Mother rushed to the door when she heard the doorbell ring.
to save, saved, saved	salvar, economizar, reservar (guardar)	I didn't save much money this year
to say, said, said (to, about)	dizer (para, sobre)	She said that she didn't want to go
to scare, scared, scared	assustar, amedrontar	ew
to scatter, scattered, scattered	esparramar, espalhar	Why do you always leave your things scattered?
to scratch, scratched, scratched	coçar, arranhar	Please, scratch my back.
to scream, scremed, scremed (at)	gritar (para)	I heart the neighbor scream in the middle of the night
to see, saw, seen	ver	I saw them in the park
to seek, sought, sought	procurar (por), buscar, aspirar(a)	She said she is only seeking some peace.
to seem, seemed, seemed (to)	parecer (dar a impressão de)	she seems to be happy today
to sell, sold, sold (to)	vender (para)	They sold their house last week
to send, sent, sent (to)	enviar, mandar (para, a)	She sent three letters to me
to separate, separated, separated	separar	ew
to serve, served, served	servir (alimentos)	We usually serve dinner at 8 o'clock
to set, set, set	colocar,pôr(-se)(pôr do sol),fazer (+ing),determinar, (cont.)	cont: situar-se, imobilizar (juntar), fazer um penteado
to sew, sewed, sewn (on)	costurar, serzir, pregar (botão, etc)	We have to sew all these clothes
to shake, shook, shaken	sacudir, estremecer, tremer, chocar(no sentido de assustar),chacoalhar	Don't shake the baby too much, he just had some soup.
to shave, shaved, shaved	barbear(-se), depilar(-se), fazer a barba	My husband shaves every morning
to shine, shone, shone	brilhar, reluzir, lustrar	The sun never shines in this city
to ship, shipped, shipped	embarcar (em navio), despachar, expedir, remeter (mercadorias)	The goods were shipped last week.
to shiver, shivered, shivered	tremer, estremecer	She shivered when I told her about the movie we watched.
to show, showed, shown	mostrar, passar (cimena, TV)	I showed them the city
to shrink, shrank, shrunk	encolher-se, contrair-se
to shrung, shrugged, shrugged	encolher os ombros (em diferença ou d·vida), dar de ombros	He shurgged when I asked him how his girlfriend was.
to shudder, shuddered, shuddered	estremecer	I shuddered when they told me the whole story.
to sigh, sighted, sighted (about)	suspirar (sobre, a respeito de)	Every time she seems him she sighs...
to sign, signed, signed (for)	assinar (por)	He doesn't want to sign the papers yet.
to sing, sang, sung	cantar	Do you always sing in the shower?
to sit, sat, sat (down)	sentar (sentar-se), ficar sentado	Please, sit down here
to skid, skidded, skidded	derrapar, patinar
to sleep, slept, slept (with, at, in, on)	dormir (com, em)	Did he sleep in a hotel?
to smell, smelled, smelled	cheirar	The food smells good
to smoke, smoked, smoked	fumar	Stop smoking here
to sneeze, sneezed, sneezed	espirrar	The baby started to sneeze again
to solve, solved, solved	resolver, solucionar	Did you already solve that problem?
to spare, spared, spared	poupar, privar-se, tratar com indulgência	Why don't we spare some time to go to other places?
to speak, spoke, spoken (with)	falar (com) (idiomas, em p·blico)	She always spoke Portuguese with her mother
to spell, spelled, spelled	escrever (no sentido de soletrar)	They didn't spell my name the right way
to spend, spent, spent	passar, gastar	We spent two months in Europe
to spill, spilt/spillet, spilt/spillet	derramar	He spilled the juice again
to spin, spun, spun	girar, rodopiar
to squeeze, squeezed, squeezed	apertar, comprimir, espremer	Oh, please don't squeeze that cat like that or he'll scratch you!
to stand, stood, stood	ficar (de pé), aguentar	I can't stand this anymore
to start, started, started (verb + ing)	comerçar	We started working yesterday
to state, stated, stated	afirmar, relatar, declarar	This was clearly stated in our report.
to stay, stayed, stayed	ficar, pertencer	They stayed with her las week
to steal, stole, stolen	roubar, furtar	He stole my candy
to stick, stuck, stuck (out)	colar, grudar, cravar, grudar, (esticar)
to sting, stung, stung	picar	Your daughter is complaining that a bee stunb her on the forehead.
to stir, stirred, stirred	mexer (comida, líquido, etc)	Can you stir the soup for me, please?
to stop, stopped, stopped (verb + ing)	parar	Stop writing right now!
to store, stored, stored	armazenar	I stored all this information in the computer.
to straighten, straightened, straightened (out, up)	endireitar(-se), pôr em ordem, ordenar (arrumar)	My brother needs to straighten out his life.
to stress, stressed, stressed	enfatizar, insistir, salientar	He stressed the fact that the employees weren't satisfied.
to stretch, stretched, stretched	esticar, estender, esticar (partes do corpo), espreguiçar-se	If you stretch your arms up maybe your back will stop hurting.
to strive, strived (strove), strived (striven) (for)	empenhar-se, esforçar-se (por)	When he wants something he really strives for it.
to struggle, struggled, struggled	debater-se, esforçar-se, lutar	I struggled to open the door but I had no sucess.
to study, studied, studied (with, for)	estudar (com, para)	You studied a lot on the weekend
to stumble, stumbled, stumbled (on, over)	tropeçar, pisar em falso	This is the second time I stuble on this carpet!
to succed, succeded, succeeded (in)	ser bem sucedido (em), ter êxito (em), conseguir, suceder	They succeeded in acquiring the farm the wanted.
to suggest, suggested, suggested	sugerir(a)	I would suggest you buy this dress.
to summarize, summarized, summarized	resumir	The teacher asked us to summarize the book
to supply, supplier, supplier (with)	suprir, fornecedor, abastecer (com, de)	That company supplies us with all the necessary material.
to suppose, supoosed, supposed	supor	I suppose that wasn't the right thing to say.
to survive, survived, survived	sobreviver	ew
to swear, swore, sworn	jurar	ew
to sweep, swept, swept	varrer	You sweep the kitchen and I'll sweep the porch.
to swin, swam, swum	nadar	Do you like to swim?
to take, took, taken (to)	levar (para, a), tomar, tirar	They always took the children to school by car
to talk, talked, talked (to)	falar (com), conversar (com)	We talked to our neighbor in the morning
to taste, tasted, tasted	provar, experimentar (alimentos), ter gosto	I've never tasted that fruit.
to teach, taught, taught (how)	ensinar (a)	She taught us manu things
to tear, tore, torn	rasgar	Why did you tear his letter?
to tell, told, told (to)	dizer, contar (a) (sempre seguido de pronome)	My mother told me to study more
to think, thought, thought (about, of)	pensar (em)	She thought about me weekend
to throw, threw, thrown (on, at, to)	jogar, atirar (no(a), em, para)	They threw the ball on the roof - to throw away = Jogar fora
to tie, tied, tied (to, on)	amarrar (a, em)	He tied the horse on the tree
to tighten, tightened, tightened	apertar, ajustar (algo)	Would you please tighten that rope for me?
to tilt, tilted, tilted	inclinar, balançar, enviesar	Be carefull! You're tilting you coffee cup.
to toss, tossed, tossed	atirar, arremessar, jogar	He tossed the ball and accidentally hit his brother on the head.
to touch, touched, touched	tocar (em)	Don't touch that! I's hot!
to tow, towed, towed	rebocar	If you leave your car there, they'll tow it away.
to transmit, transmited, transmited	transmitir	Please transmit this message on the radio
to travel, traveled, traveled (from, to)	viajar (de, para, a)	They traveled to England
to treat, treated, treated	tratar	ew
to trust, trusted, trusted	confiar (em)	Do you trust that man?
to try, tried, tried	tentar, experimentar, provar	Do you want to try this cake?
to type, typed, typed	datilografar, digitar	Type this letter for me, will you?
to underline, underlined, underlined	sublinhar	We are supposed to underline the wrong words.
to understand, understood, understood	entender, compreender	She didn't understand you
to undertake, undertook undertaken	incumbir-se, empreender, ocupar-se com	I'll undertake my dad's business while he's traveling.
to use, used, used	usar	Joe always used our library
to visit, visited, visited	visitar	She visited her parents in the morning
to wait, waited, waited (for)	esperar (por)	We waited for you all day long
to wake, woke, woken (up)	acordar	She woke up early
to walk, walked, walked (from, to)	caminhar (de, para, a)	She walked from her house to mine
to wander away	afastar-se, perder-se	He justa wandered away and didn't say a word.
to wander, wandered, wandered	vagar, perambular	I met our neighbor wandering around town at 3 am.
to want, wanted, wanted	querer	I wanted to buy a book
to warn, warned, warned (about + ing)	prevenir (sobre, contra), avisar, informar	Warn John about the weather before he comes
to wash, washed, washed (for)	lavar (para)	I didn't like to wash the car
to waste, wasted, wasted	desgastar, desperdiçar	Don't waste your time watching too much TV
to watch, watched, watched	assistir, observar, olhar (cuidar)	Didn't you watch the game?
to wear, wore, worn	vestir, usar	I want to wear this jeans tonight
to weigh, weighed, weghed	pesar	Ho much do you weigh?
to whisper, whispered, whispered (to)	sussurar (a)	Why are you whispering?
to win, won, won	ganhar, vencer	We won the basketball game
to wish, wished, wished	desejar (o impossível no momento), desejar (algo a alguém)	I wish to be rich some day
to withdraw, withdrew, withdrawn	sacar, retirar (dinheiro)
to withhold, withheld, withheld	reter, ocultar	He withheld all the news he could about the process.
to work, worked, worked (with, for, at, in, on)	trabalhar (com, para, em)	Did she work at the office?
to worry, worried, worried (about)	preocupar-se (com)	Don't worry about me
to write, wrote, written (to)	escrever (para)	Did he write a letter to his girlfriend?
to yawn, yawned, yawned	bocejar	You're been yawing all day, did you sleep late last night?