Como dizer "narrar" em inglês

Olá Pessoal,

Mais uma:

A mulher responsável por narrar o filme também fez um ótimo trabalho.
The woman who narrates the film did a great job too.

Boa sorte!

Aproveitando o bonde da Flavia

Para preposições + verbo

You shouldn't have touched my things without asking me first

They went to school after finishig the game

Before going home you must clean up your hands

Para verbo + verbo (ing)

I enjoy reading books
I like watching tv
I don't mind washing the dishes
I hate washing the dishes
Please avoid having too much beer

*Essa regra não á válida para modal verbs (can, could, would, should...) e existem alguma exceções. Não irei entrar em detalhes pois não seria essa a seção mais adequada para tal.

Take care

Daniel

Wow! What a great set of sentences! Thanks Flavia!

Olá Tiago

Não apenas depois do "for", mas após qualquer preposição. Seguem alguns exemplos:

We talked about going to South America.
She apologized for not telling the truth.
Have you succeeded in finding a job yet?
They insisted on paying for dinner.
I'm thinking of buying a house.
I wouldn't dream of asking them for money.
She doesn't approve of gambling.
We have decided against moving to Chicago.
Do you feel like going out tonight?
I'm looking forward to meeting her.
I congratulated Ann on getting a new job.
They accused me of telling lies.
Nobody suspected the man of being a spy.
What prevented him from coming to see us?
The noise keeps me from falling asleep.
The police stopped everyone from leaving the building.
I forgot to thank them for helping me.
Excuse me for not returning your call.

hope that helps

Aproveitando, sempre que depois do "for" vier um verbo, esse verbo tem que ser com "-ing"? Parece que o Donay tinha dito algo assim em algum post antigo, mas não me lembro.

You got it Henry

Take care

Daniel

Hi Tiago

I think if you use "the woman responsible for narrating the movie...", it works very well.

"Telling" could work if you said "telling the story in the movie...".

(The preposition "for" invokes a gerund here.)

Regards