be - I like to be a manager. (ser), have - I have two cars. (ter), do - I do painting. (What do you do? I'm a painter) (fazer ou executar), say - What did you say? (dizer), make - I make my bed every morning. I make breakfast every day. (faco/fazer), go - I go to work at 7am. I go to school every day. (ir), know - I know Portuguese. I know how to paint. I know how to clean. (saber), take - I take vitamins every day. I take fish oil every day. (nesse caso: tomar), see - I see you. You see me. I can't see because it is dark. (ver), come - Come here! Do you want to come fishing tomorrow? (vir/venha), think - I think you can leave. I think about you all the time. (acho/penso), look - How do I look? Let me have a closer look. (aparecer/ver), want - I want you. I want to leave. I want to stay. (querer), give - I can give you everything. Can you give me the car keys? I give you my word. He didn't give his name. (dar), use. She used her key to open the front door. (usar), find. it's hard to find a good mechanic. I failed to find work. You won't find it easy at the start. (achar), tell. A mechanic will tell you if you need a new engine. Tell me the story again. Tell us about your holiday (contar), ask. People are always asking questions. Can I ask you a question? (perguntar), work. She is working hard. I always work on Mondays. I like to work. (work), feel. I like the feel of sand on my feet. I'm feeling sick. I feel sick. The dead cannot feel. (sentir), try. Do you want to try something new? How many times you tried leave? (try), leave. I'm going to leave Portugal tomorrow. I leave at 7am for work. (sair), call. I called you three times. I need to make a call. Call me this afternoon. (ligar).

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