By: Arthur Silva

IG: @connectingmab @arthsil

L E S S O N 31

I drink I eat I speak I talk I need

He drinks She eats He speaks She talks He needs

I speak Chinese with my son He speaks Japanese very well

I only drink soda on weekends She drinks green tea

I eat pancakes for breakfast He eats cereal every day

She speaks Spanish at work
I don’t speak Italian very well

I don’t know how to speak French He doesn’t speak German with me

She doesn’t drink chocalate milk She doesn’t drink coffee with milk

They don’t eat cereal for breakfast I don’t eat toast with peanut butter

Do you speak Spanish at work? Do you drink soda every week? Do you eat meat for lunch?

Does he speak German? Does she drink juice every day? Does he eat bread?

I talk to you Do you need to talk to me?

He doesn’t talk to me Does he need to talk to you?

She talks a lot Do they need to talk to me?

 By: Arthur Silva
IG: @connectingmab @arthsil

VERBS

to drink to eat to speak to talk to need

conversar

VOCABULARY

English coffee cereal now

Portuguese milk toast today
Chinese chocolate jam geléia only
Japanese tea jelly geléia with
Italian water peanut butter and
German juice my
French soda your
Spanish soft drink refrigerante
green tea
brother
sister fish
father meat
mother pancakes
parents syrup calda
EXPRESSIONS

you’re welcome every day

anytime every week
don’t worry every night
no problem every month
don’t mention it
my pleasure
GRAMMAR

I need I don’t need Do I need? Don’t I need?

You speak You don’t speak Do you speak? Don’t you speak?

He drinks He doesn’t drink Does he drink? Doesn’t he drink?

She eats She doesn’t eat Does she eat? Doesn’t she eat?
It works It doesn’t work Does it work? Doesn’t it work?

They need They don’t need Do they need? Don’t they need?
 By: Arthur Silva
IG: @connectingmab @arthsil

L E S S O N 32

I want I work I study I play

He wants She works He studies She plays

I work only in the morning He studies only in the afternoon

I play with my nephew She plays with my niece

I need to work the day after He needs to study math

tomorrow She doesn’t need to study at night
I don’t need to study history He doesn’t need to work today

What do you want to play? What does he need to study?

When do you want to study? Where does he want to eat?

Don’t you study in the morning? Doesn’t he play soccer?

Don’t you want to talk now? Doesn’t she play an instrument?

Do you work? Where do you work? When do you work?

Does he play baseball? Where does he play golf? When does he play hockey?

Does she study geography Where does she study English? When does she study Japanese?
 By: Arthur Silva
IG: @connectingmab @arthsil

VERBS

to want to work to study to play

VOCABULARY

son bread orange

hockey
daughter cheese golf
but
children ham baseball
tomorrow
sibling soccer
slice week
uncle game
aunt of
what
nephew cup instrument
where
niece mug piano
when
glass guitar
boy bowl yes keyboard
girl no
a
donut an math
egg
apple
geography EXPRESSIONS
science

good morning / morning sorry the day after tomorrow

good afternoon / afternoon excuse me

good evening / evening good bye / bye bye / bye

good night / night GRAMMAR

How are you? Don’t you work? a cup

a glass
I’m fine, thanks Doesn’t he study? a boy
I’m not doing very well
I’m ok an egg
an instrument
 By: Arthur Silva
IG: @connectingmab @arthsil

L E S S O N 33

SUBSTITUTION PRACTICE

He likes to talk to me only in English Portuguese You

Chinese They
He doesn’t talk to me only in English
Japanese She
Does he talk to you only in English? Italian French
German Spanish
Doesn’t he talk to you only in English?

CONVERSATION iN TRIO

Does he / she need to study English?

Do you need to study English?
Yes. I need to study English.
Yes. He / she needs to study English.

Doesn’t he / she play the guitar?

Don’t you play the guitar?
No. I don’t play the guitar.
No. He doesn’t play the guitar.

QUESTIONS
1. Does he / she like to study English? IN TRIO
2. Does he / she like to drink juice in the morning? chocolate milk
3. Does he / she speak French? Portuguese
4. Where does he / she eat on Sundays? weekends
5. Doesn’t he / she like to play soccer? Volleyball
6. Does he / she like soda? milk
7. When does he / she need to study English?
8. Doesn’t he / she like to go to the movies on Saturdays? Sundays
9. Where does he / she like to go on weekends?
10. Does he / she like to eat meat or fish? cheese or ham / soda or juice