A EEAR tem um perfil muito característico:
✔ 1. Ações habituais vs. ações do momento
Ela mistura Simple Present e Present Continuous no mesmo enunciado para fazer o candidato cair no automático.
✔ 2. Present Perfect: a queridinha absoluta
Especialmente experiência, duração e recentidade.
A banca ama colocar “yesterday”, “last week”, “two years ago” para te fazer errar.
✔ 3. Condicionais com tempos quebrados
EEAR adora:
• if + will (ERRADO)
• second conditional com “was”
• 3rd cond. misturado com 2nd
✔ 4. Interrupção no passado
Past Continuous + Simple Past → EEAR usa em 90% das provas.
✔ 5. Confusão entre futuro “por evidência” e futuro “por opinião”
“going to” vs “will” — a banca explora isso o tempo todo.
✔ 6. Backshift em Reported Speech
Ela coloca verbos que parecem não precisar de mudança… mas precisam.
(Item • Exemplo contextual • Pegadinha EEAR)
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Simple Present vs. Present Continuous
• The mechanic checks the engine every morning, but today he is checking it earlier.
• Pegadinha: A EEAR adora misturar ação habitual com ação momentânea. -
Present Perfect vs. Simple Past
• The crew has trained for weeks, but their last simulation was yesterday.
• Pegadinha: Colocar marcadores de tempo fechados (“yesterday”) ao lado de ações contínuas. -
Since / For – Present Perfect
• The technician has worked here for ten years.
• Pegadinha: Trocar “for” por “since”, confundindo duração vs. ponto inicial. -
Already / Yet – Present Perfect
• The pilot has already completed the checklist.
• Pegadinha: Trocar posições de “already” ou forçar uso com Simple Past. -
Used to vs. Would
• When I was a cadet, I used to wake up at 4 a.m.
• Pegadinha: Colocar ações não repetitivas com “would”. -
Past Continuous (ação interrompida)
• The aircraft was taxiing when the alarm went off.
• Pegadinha: Inverter a ordem dos verbos (continuous no lugar errado). -
Future with Will vs. Going To
• It looks like it’s going to rain before the next drill.
• Pegadinha: Misturar previsão baseada em evidência vs. opinião. -
Future Continuous
• At 0600 tomorrow, the squad will be performing inspections.
• Pegadinha: Confundir com Present Continuous para futuro (“we are performing”). -
Future Perfect
• By the time the commander arrives, the team will have finished the briefing.
• Pegadinha: Trocar por Simple Future (“will finish”), que não expressa anterioridade. -
Present Perfect Continuous
• The students have been studying meteorology all week.
• Pegadinha: Achar que a duração exige Past Continuous. -
Reported Speech – Backshift
• He said the aircraft was ready.
• Pegadinha: Não aplicar backshift após simple past. -
Zero Conditional (general truths)
• If the temperature drops below zero, the equipment freezes.
• Pegadinha: Colocar “will freeze” (EEAR ama). -
First Conditional – real possibility
• If they arrive early, we will start the test sooner.
• Pegadinha: Trocar o present pelo future no “if”. -
Second Conditional – unreal present
• If I were an instructor, I would change the schedule.
• Pegadinha: Colocar “was” no lugar de “were”. -
Third Conditional – unreal past
• If the cadet had followed the protocol, the issue would have been avoided.
• Pegadinha: Misturar com second conditional (“would avoid”). -
Mixed Conditional – passado → presente
• If she had slept earlier, she would feel better today.
• Pegadinha: Achar que ambos devem estar no passado. -
Present Perfect (experiência)
• The recruits have never flown at night before.
• Pegadinha: Forçar Simple Past por causa de "before". -
Past Perfect – anterioridade no passado
• Before the lesson started, he had revised the manual.
• Pegadinha: Colocar ambos em Simple Past. -
Relative Clauses – tense consistency
• The aircraft that was inspected yesterday is safe to fly.
• Pegadinha: Mudar o segundo verbo para “was”, quebrando a lógica temporal. -
Ellipsis / Omission traps
• The instructor said he would participate, and several cadets would, too.
• Pegadinha: Repetição mental de verbos ocultos (EEAR adora omitir).
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