A ESCOLA NAVAL ama:
🔱 Linha do tempo perfeita — quer saber se o candidato entende sequência lógica
(antes → durante → depois → consequência).
🔱 Cruzamento Present Perfect / Simple Past — a favorita deles.
Quando tem tempo expresso, eles caçam quem coloca has + past participle.
🔱 Future Perfect / Future Continuous — porque pouca gente domina esses tempos.
🔱 Reported Speech com backshift — adoram gerar erro com said that + simple present.
🔱 Frases sobre navegação para contextualizar tempos:
manobras, rotas, tempestades, inspeções, turnos, escalas e rotinas de bordo.
Em resumo:
A Escola Naval adora testar precisão temporal com narrativa de bordo.
Quem não “captura a cronologia”… vai parar na água! 🛟⚓😂
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Simple Present para horários fixos (timetable naval)
• “The submarine ___ (depart) at 0500 hours tomorrow.”
• Pegadinha ESCOLA NAVAL: marcar will depart (mas timetable = departs). -
Present Continuous para futuro planejado
• “We ___ (meet) the commander later today.”
• Pegadinha: usar will meet. -
Future Continuous – ação em progresso no futuro
• “At this time next week, the cadets ___ (train) at sea.”
• Pegadinha: usar will train. -
Future Perfect – ação concluída antes de referência futura
• “By midnight, they ___ (complete) the inspection.”
• Pegadinha: marcar will complete. -
Present Perfect x Simple Past – tempo definido vs. indefinido
• “He ___ (visit) the naval base last month.”
• Pegadinha: pôr has visited (tem tempo definido → visited). -
Present Perfect – resultado ainda válido
• “The buoy is missing because the storm ___ (damage) it.”
• Pegadinha: usar damaged. -
Past Continuous vs. Simple Past – interrupção
• “The sailors were resting when the alarm ___ (go off).”
• Pegadinha: colocar was going off. -
Past Perfect – anterioridade real
• “The crew left after they ___ (secure) all equipment.”
• Pegadinha: substituir por secured. -
Past Perfect Continuous – causa de estado físico
• “He was exhausted because he ___ (work) all night.”
• Pegadinha: colocar had worked. -
Reported Speech – backshift obrigatório
• “The captain said the sea ___ (be) rough.”
• Pegadinha: manter is. -
Future in the Past – would como futuro do passado
• “He knew the voyage ___ (take) several weeks.”
• Pegadinha: usar will take. -
Zero Conditional – verdades científicas ou de navegação
• “If the compass is faulty, the ship ___ (lose) accuracy.”
• Pegadinha: marcar will lose. -
First Conditional – futuro real
• “If the weather clears, we ___ (sail) at dawn.”
• Pegadinha: usar are sailing. -
Second Conditional – hipótese no presente
• “If I were the captain, I ___ (change) the route.”
• Pegadinha: usar will change. -
Third Conditional – arrependimento no passado
• “If they had followed the chart, they ___ (avoid) the reef.”
• Pegadinha: aluno marca would avoid. -
Mixed Conditional – passado → presente
• “If he had trained harder, he ___ (be) more confident now.”
• Pegadinha: colocar would have been. -
Modal Perfect – especulação no passado
• “The crew must ___ (forget) to check the anchor.”
• Pegadinha: usar must forget. -
Sequence of Tenses – paralelismo temporal
• “He said they ___ (prepare) the ship while the officers inspected the deck.”
• Pegadinha: usar prepare. -
Stative Verbs – não vão para o continuous
• “I ___ (know) the answer now.”
• Pegadinha: aluno marca am knowing. -
Future Simple vs. Present Simple – cláusulas temporais
• “When the tide ___ (rise), we will depart.”
• Pegadinha: usar will rise (mas regra = simple present → rises).
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