Nessa lição veremos frases com o verbo push no presente, passado e particípio passado.
Pratique com as sentenças e o áudio.
push – pushed – pushed
Phonetic / pʊʃ / pʊʃt / pʊʃt /
Tradução: empurrar, pressionar (um botão, por exemplo), forçar / insistir / pressionar alguém
esforçar-se bastante (em alguns contextos)

- Olivia is pushing the stroller.
- I pushed the door open.
- Susan pushed the shopping cart.
- Can you push this box for me?
- My brother didn’t push the button.
- Did Kevin push the chair under the table?
- My father pushes his bicycle up the hill every morning.
- Nobody pushed me.
- Somebody pushed the gate open.
- Please push the window shut.
- Push the door, don’t pull it.
- Rebecca pushed her suitcase into the hotel room.
- Should I push the table closer to the wall?
- My grandfather couldn’t push the heavy cart.
- The little boy pushed his toy car across the floor.
- We pushed the sofa against the wall.
- Don’t push that red button!
- Could you push the elevator button for me?
- My mother pushed me to study harder.
- His coach pushed him to improve.
- Nobody should push you into making a decision.
- The teacher pushed us to do our best.
- I have to push myself to exercise every day.
- We pushed ourselves to finish the project on time.
- Will your parents push you to apply for that job?
- Sometimes you need to push a little harder to reach your goals.
- Stop pushing – wait your turn.
- Push the green button to start the engine.

- I tried to push the door open, but it’s stuck.
- Somebody pushed me and I fell over.
- Melissa pushed her glasses up her nose before answering the question.
- The wind pushed the door shut.
- Nobody could push the broken car up the hill.
- Could you push your chair a little closer to the table?
- My coach pushed me to believe in myself.
- The company is pushing its employees to meet the deadline.
- My boss pushed me into accepting more responsibility.
- Don’t let anybody push you into making a decision you might regret.
- I had to push myself to finish the last five kilometers.
- My grandmother asked me to push the intercom button.
- Someone must have pushed the emergency button by mistake.
- I wasn’t trying to push my opinion on anyone.
- The workers pushed the large crate onto the truck.
- My uncle pushed aside the curtain to look outside.
- She pushed him away and walked out.
- Can you help me move this table? You push and I’ll pull.
- When you push the gate, it doesn’t open.
- He pushed his chair back and stood up.
- I tried to hug him but he pushed me away.
- I pushed the key into the lock.
- He helped me push my car off the road.
- It isn’t clear whether he fell off the balcony or was pushed.
- To turn the television on, you just push (= press) this button.
- You’ll never be successful if you don’t push yourself (= work) harder.
- Encourage your kids to try new things, but try not to push them too hard.
- He’s been pushing himself too hard, working 12-hour days.
- My husband pushed me into leaving the job.
- We don’t try to push our religion on anyone.
Exercises:
Combinação –Regular Verb – push + Vocabulary
Trem e balão – Regular Verb – push + Vocabulary