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apressar-se

to hurry up

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Brazilian Portuguese, with você, a gente and vocês. The tables also include personal infinitives; supplied tu commands appear under other forms.

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Indicative

Present

apressar-se: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI hurry up
você, ele, elayou hurry up; he/she hurries up
nóswe hurry up
a gentewe hurry up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) hurry up; they hurry up

Present continuous

apressar-se: Present continuous
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI am hurrying up
você, ele, elayou are hurrying up; he/she is hurrying up
nóswe are hurrying up
a gentewe are hurrying up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) are hurrying up; they are hurrying up

Past continuous

apressar-se: Past continuous
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI was hurrying up
você, ele, elayou were hurrying up; he/she was hurrying up
nóswe were hurrying up
a gentewe were hurrying up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) were hurrying up; they were hurrying up

Completed past

apressar-se: Completed past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI hurried up
você, ele, elayou hurried up; he/she hurried up
nóswe hurried up
a gentewe hurried up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) hurried up; they hurried up

Imperfect

apressar-se: Imperfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI used to hurry up
você, ele, elayou used to hurry up; he/she used to hurry up
nóswe used to hurry up
a gentewe used to hurry up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) used to hurry up; they used to hurry up

Compound past

apressar-se: Compound past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI have been hurrying up
você, ele, elayou have been hurrying up; he/she has been hurrying up
nóswe have been hurrying up
a gentewe have been hurrying up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) have been hurrying up; they have been hurrying up

Past perfect

apressar-se: Past perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI had hurried up
você, ele, elayou had hurried up; he/she had hurried up
nóswe had hurried up
a gentewe had hurried up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) had hurried up; they had hurried up

Literary past perfect

apressar-se: Literary past perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI had hurried up
você, ele, elayou had hurried up; he/she had hurried up
nóswe had hurried up
a gentewe had hurried up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) had hurried up; they had hurried up

Future

apressar-se: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI will hurry up
você, ele, elayou will hurry up; he/she will hurry up
nóswe will hurry up
a gentewe will hurry up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) will hurry up; they will hurry up

Future perfect

apressar-se: Future perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI will have hurried up
você, ele, elayou will have hurried up; he/she will have hurried up
nóswe will have hurried up
a gentewe will have hurried up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) will have hurried up; they will have hurried up

Going to

apressar-se: Going to
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI am going to hurry up
você, ele, elayou are going to hurry up; he/she is going to hurry up
nóswe are going to hurry up
a gentewe are going to hurry up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) are going to hurry up; they are going to hurry up

Was going to

apressar-se: Was going to
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI was going to hurry up
você, ele, elayou were going to hurry up; he/she was going to hurry up
nóswe were going to hurry up
a gentewe were going to hurry up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) were going to hurry up; they were going to hurry up

Conditional

apressar-se: Conditional
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI would hurry up
você, ele, elayou would hurry up; he/she would hurry up
nóswe would hurry up
a gentewe would hurry up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) would hurry up; they would hurry up

Conditional perfect

apressar-se: Conditional perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
euI would have hurried up
você, ele, elayou would have hurried up; he/she would have hurried up
nóswe would have hurried up
a gentewe would have hurried up
vocês, eles, elasyou (plural) would have hurried up; they would have hurried up

Subjunctive

Present subjunctive

apressar-se: Present subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eu(that) I hurry up
você, ele, ela(that) you hurry up; (that) he/she hurries up
nós(that) we hurry up
a gente(that) we hurry up
vocês, eles, elas(that) you (plural) hurry up; (that) they hurry up

Imperfect subjunctive

apressar-se: Imperfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eu(if) I hurried up
você, ele, ela(if) you hurried up; (if) he/she hurried up
nós(if) we hurried up
a gente(if) we hurried up
vocês, eles, elas(if) you (plural) hurried up; (if) they hurried up

Perfect subjunctive

apressar-se: Perfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eu(that) I have hurried up
você, ele, ela(that) you have hurried up; (that) he/she has hurried up
nós(that) we have hurried up
a gente(that) we have hurried up
vocês, eles, elas(that) you (plural) have hurried up; (that) they have hurried up

Pluperfect subjunctive

apressar-se: Pluperfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eu(that) I had hurried up
você, ele, ela(that) you had hurried up; (that) he/she had hurried up
nós(that) we had hurried up
a gente(that) we had hurried up
vocês, eles, elas(that) you (plural) had hurried up; (that) they had hurried up

Future subjunctive

apressar-se: Future subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eu(when/if) I hurry up
você, ele, ela(when/if) you hurry up; (when/if) he/she hurries up
nós(when/if) we hurry up
a gente(when/if) we hurry up
vocês, eles, elas(when/if) you (plural) hurry up; (when/if) they hurry up

Future perfect subjunctive

apressar-se: Future perfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eu(when/if) I have hurried up
você, ele, ela(when/if) you have hurried up; (when/if) he/she has hurried up
nós(when/if) we have hurried up
a gente(when/if) we have hurried up
vocês, eles, elas(when/if) you (plural) have hurried up; (when/if) they have hurried up

Commands

Affirmative command

apressar-se: Affirmative command
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
você, ele, elahurry up!
nóslet's hurry up!
vocês, eles, elashurry up! (plural)

Negative command

apressar-se: Negative command
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
você, ele, elado not hurry up!
nóslet's not hurry up!
vocês, eles, elasdo not hurry up! (plural)

Infinitive

Personal infinitive

apressar-se: Personal infinitive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eufor me to hurry up
você, ele, elafor you to hurry up; for him/her to hurry up
nósfor us to hurry up
a gentefor us to hurry up
vocês, eles, elasfor you (plural) to hurry up; for them to hurry up

Compound personal infinitive

apressar-se: Compound personal infinitive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
eufor me to have hurried up
você, ele, elafor you to have hurried up; for him/her to have hurried up
nósfor us to have hurried up
a gentefor us to have hurried up
vocês, eles, elasfor you (plural) to have hurried up; for them to have hurried up

Additional forms

Gerund
Past participle
Past infinitive
Past gerund
Affirmative command: tu
Negative command: tu

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