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The alphabet

A - ei N - ên
B - bí O - ôu
C - ci P - pi
D - di Q - quiú
E - i R - ar
F - éf S - és
G - dgi T - ti
H - heich U - iú
I - ai V - ví
J - jey W - doble iú
K - key X - éx
L - él Y - uái
M - êm Z - zi

A- ei E- i I- ái O- ôu U- iu Y- uái

BUS
TAXI
TELEVISION
AIRPORT
HAMBURGUER

How do you spell _____?


Como você soletra ____?

How do you spell it?


Como você soletra isso.
C E C I L I A S c h m i t z
B r e n o A l v e s

First name - primeiro nome


Second name - segundo nome
Middle name - sobrenome do meio
Last name - último nome
Full name - nome completo

S u m m e r - verão
W i n t e r - inverno

What is the meaning of ____?


()

Do you know all the colors?

Colors
Red
Pink
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Purple
Violet
White
Black
Grey
Brown
Silver
Gold

What's your favorite color?

My favorite food is grilled potato.


café - caferteria
coffe shop - cafeteria
cafeteria - refeitório

city - cidade
town - cidade

Artigo indefinido- um, uma, uns umas


Artigo definido - o, a, os, as

a - um, uma
(antes de palavras que começam por consoante)

an - um, uma
(antes de palavras que começam por vogais)

a car, a house, a person, a dog, a cute frog, a chair, a computer


an orange, an apple, an amazing frog, an information

the - o, a, os, as

the car, the house, the person, the apple, the frog
the cars, the houses, the pleople, the apples

Plural
-Contáveis -> tem plural (regulares e irregulares)
-Incontáveis -> não tem plural

Countable (count nouns)


car cars
computer computers
cat cats
house houses
rat rats
kid kids
bean beans

person people
mouse mice
man men
woman women
child children
tooth teeth
foot feet

pants
shoes
glasses

Uncountable (uncount nouns)


water, milk, juice, wine, soda
butter, cream, ice-cream, cheese
cake, bread, chocolate, pizza
rice, sand
money, time

Periods of the day

in the morning - 00:00 - 11:59 (de manhã)


in the afternoon - 12:00 - 17:59 (a tarde)
in the evening - 18:00 - 20:59 (ao anoitecer)
at night - 21:00 - 00:00 (a noite)
noon - meio dia
midnight - meia noite

When do you wake up?


What time do you wake up?
I wake up at 6 a.m.
I wake up at 6 in the morning.

What time do you go to the English class?


I go to the English class at 2:30 p.m.
I go to the English class at 2:30 in the afternoon.

What time do you use Intagram?


I cheack my Instagram around 6:30 p.m.
I cheack my Instagram around 6:30 in the evening.

What time do you go to bed?


What time do you go to sleep?
I go to bed around 11:00 p.m.
I go to sleep around 11:00 at night.

breakfast - café da manhã


lunch - almoço
snack - lanche
dinner - jantar

Saying hello
Hi.
Hello.
How are you?
How's it going?
What's up?
Good morning. - Bom dia
Good afternoon. - Boa tarde
Good evening. - Boa noite

Saying goodbye
Bye.
B-bye.
Bye bye.
Goodbye
See you.
See you _____.
See you later.
See you tomorrow.
See you next week.
See you next monday.
See you next month.
See you next year.
Have a good day.

Mr. - mister (homens)


Mrs. - missis (mulheres)

door - porta
window - janela
book - livro
notebook- caderno de anotações
computer- computador
laptop - computador portátil
pencil - lápis
pen - caneta
chair - cadeira
desk - carteira (uma pessoa)
table - mesa (várias pessoas)
projector - projetor
camera - câmera
board - quadro/prancha
pencil case - penal, estojo
flip-flops - chinelo
sneakers - tênis
T-shirt - camiseta
shorts - bermumda
cap - boné
jacket - jaqueta
ruller - régua
glue - cola
bottle - garaafa
cup - copo
glass - copo de vidro
glasses - óculos

What is ____ in english?


light - luz
wall - parede, muro
floor - chão, piso, andar
roof - teto, telhado

Do you know the numbers?


(Você conhece os números?)
0- zero/oh
1- one 11- eleven 30- thirty
2- two 12- twelve 40- forty
3- three 13- thirteen 50- fifty
4- four 14- fourteen 60- sixty
5- five 15- fifteen 70- senventy
6- six 16- sixteen 80- eighty
7- seven 17- seventeen 90- ninety
8- eight 18- eighteen 100- one hundred
9- nine 19- nineteen 1000- one thousand
10- ten 20- twenty

21- twenty-one
21- twenty-two
21- twenty-three
21- twenty-four
21- twenty-five

401 555 9287


221 751 0326

to know - saber, conhecer


knife- faca
knee - joelho
knight - cavaleiro

night - noite

Do you have any questions?


(Você tem alguma dúvida?)

What's the meaning of _____ ?


(Qual o significado de ____ ?)

What is ___ in englis?


(O que é ___ em inglês?)

bag - sacola
backpak - mochila
purse - bolsa

Near - Perto
This (s) - este, esta
These (z) - estes, estas

Far - distantes
That - aquele, aquela
Those - aqueles, aquelas

I will see you in class.

Homework
Write 10 sentences with the words you learned today.
(Escreva 10 frases com as palavras que você aprendeu hoje.)

Ex:
https://chat.openai.com/chat
Write simple sentences with those words:
door
window
book
notebook
computer
laptop
pencil
pen
chair
desk
table

The door is closed.


I opened the window to let in some fresh air.
I am reading a book about history.
My notebook is full of notes from class.
I am using my computer to write an essay.
I brought my laptop to the coffee shop to work.
I need a pencil to sketch my design.
I signed the contract with a pen.
I am sitting on a comfortable chair.
My desk is messy with papers and books.
The table is set for dinner with my family.

Next class
American Think Starter
Page 9
Ex Classroom language

I hope you enjoy the class.


See you next time. B-bye.

Near - perto
This (s) - este, esta
These (z) - estes. estas

Far - Distante
That - aquele, aquela
Those - aqueles, aquelas

Open your books.


Close your books.
Work with a partner.
That is right.
That is wrong.
Look at the picture.
Listen.
Raise your hand.
Sorry, I don't undestand.
What does this mean?
(O que isso significa?)

What is the meaning of it?


(Qual o significado disso?)

What is the meaning of ____ ?

Can I go to the toilte?

Numbers

teenagers - adolescentes

0 - oh/zero
1 one 11 eleven
2 two 12 twelve 20 twenty
3 three 13 thirteen 30 thirty
4 four 14 fourteen 40 forty
5 five 15 fifteen 50 fifty
6 six 16 sixteen 60 sixty
7 seven 17 seventeen 70 seventy
8 eight 18 eighteen 80 eighty
9 nine 19 nineteen 90 ninety
10 ten

100 one hundred


1,000 one thousand
1,000,000 one million

What's your number?

What's the page?

Message
Nota

address - endereço

Next class
American Think Starter
Page 9
Unit 1 - All Together
Page 12

Homework
-Write 10 sentences about you.
-You can use affirmative sentences or negative sentences

Country - país
Countries - países

Where do you live?


I live in Pedra Branca, Palhoça, SC.
I live in Brazil
I live in SC
I live in Palhoça
I live in Pedra branca
Unit 1 - All together

Objectives

Function:
-getting to know somewone
-talking aboput yourself and others

Grammar:
-Question words/WH questions
-the verb to be

Vocabulary
-countries and nationalities
-adjectives

Country Nationality Language


Mexico Mexican Spanish
Equador Ecuadorian Spanish
The U.S. American English
The U.K. British English
Spain Spanish Spanish
South Africa South African English
Turkey Turkish Turkish
Indonesia Indonesian Indonesian
Russia Russian Russian
Japan Japanese Japanese
Canada Canadian English/French
Brazil Brazilian Portuguese

-an/-ian -ish -ese


American British Japanese
Ecuatorian Spanish Portuguese
African English
Indonesian Turkish
Russian
Canadian

Talk about you


-I am from Japan.
-I am Japanese.
-I speak Japanese.
-I live in Russia.

Legal
-good
-cool
-nice
-great
-awesome
-incredible
-amazing
-wonderful
a song - uma música
a music - um estilo musical

-Pop music
-Eletronic music
-K-pop
-Jazz
-RAP
-Hip-Hop
-Punk rock
-Rock and Roll
-Blues

Mine is "One world together"


Mine is "Music is great"
Mine is "sing sing sing"

The same as hers. - O mesmo que o dela


The same as his. - O mesmo que o dele

Flags - bandeiras

Next class
American Think Starter (2nd ed)
Unit 1 - All Together
Page 14 Grammar

Grammar (gramática)
Questions words/WH questions

How are you?


How old are you?
What's your name?
Where are you from?
Where do you live?
Who is your favorite singer?
Why is she/he your favorite singer?

Why is he your favorite singer?


Because he is fun.
Because he is amazing.
Because he is handsome.

Who is your favorite singer?


It is MC Paiva.

Where do you live?


I live in _______ .
I live in Floripa.
I live in Palhoça.
I live in São José.

Where are you from?


Brazil.
I am from Brazil.
I am Brazilian.

What's your name?


Laura.
I am Laura.
My name is Laura.

How old are you?


10
I am 10.
I am 10 years old.

How are you?


I am fine, and you?

Where is your mother from?


She is from Italy.

What's your favorite colour?


It's black.

Who is your favorite movie star?


It is Jena Ortega.

Why is he/she your favorite movie star?


Because she is pretty.

Pergunta com "why", resposta com "because".

sparkling water - água com gás

Purple - roxo

Next
Unit 1
Page 15
Ex 12

to be

Reading - ler
Writing - screver
Listening - escutar
Speaking - falar

My flag is blue.
It is my favorite color.
Here is a cat. It is my favorite animal.
Here is a basketball ball. I love to play basketball.
Here is a volleyball ball. I play basketball at school.

My flag is orange, yellow and blue.


They are my favorite colors.
Here is a cat. It's my favorite animal.
Here is a flash light. I love to play with it.
Here is a apple. I eat apples every day.

My flag is purple, blue and pink.


They are my favorite colors.
Here is a cat. It's my favorite animal.
Here is a cell phone. I love to play games on it.
Here is a book. I like to read good books.

My flag is white and red.


They are my favorite colors.
Here is a fish. It's my favorite animal.
Here is a soccer ball. I love to play soccer.
Here is a video game. I like to play with it.

To be - ser, estar
-> serve para falarmos o que somos, onde estamos, como estamos

I am a doctor.
I am a teacher.
I am from Brazil.
I am Brazilian.
I am fine.
I am happy.
I am at the supermarket.
I am at the gas station.
I am at the library.
I am at the class.
I am at the park.
I am at the mall.
I am at school.
I am at home.
I am at work.
I am in Russia.
I am in São Paulo.

Places with "in, on, at"


in - dentro
on - sobre
at - no, na

In Brazil
In SC
In Palhoça
In Bela Vista

on street
on avenue
on the beach

at the park
at the bank
at the playground
at the restaurant
at the food park
at teh market
at the book store
at school

Affirmative
I am = I'm
You are = You're
He is = He's
She is = She's
It is = It's
We are = We're
You are = You're
They are= They're

Negative
I am not =I'm not
You are not =You aren't
He is not =He isn't
She is not =She isn't
It is not =It isn't
We are not =We aren't
You are not =You aren't
They are not =They aren't

Questions
Am I...?
Are you...?
Is he...?
Is she...?
Is it...?
Are we...?
Are you...?
Are they...?

Next class
Unit 1
Page 16
Reading

I am at work
You are at school
He is at home
She is at Continente
It is happy
We are strong
You are intelligent
They are rich

I am not at the park


You are not at the bank
He is not at the mall
She is not at the gas station
It is not happy
We are not strong
You are not intelligent
They are not rich

Am I at the park?
Are you...?
Is he...?
Is she...?
Is it...?
Are we...?
Are you...?
Are they...?

I am at school
You are beautiful
He is happy
She is at home
It is bad
We are intelligent
You are intelligent
They are at the park

I am at the restaurant
You are at the bowlling
He is at work
She is at the mall
It is sad
We are weak
You are dumb
They are poor

I am at school
You are beautiful
He is happy
She is at home
It is bad
We are intelligent
You are intelligent
They are at the park

I am not at the restaurant


You are not at the bowlling
He is not at work
She is not at the mall
It is not sad
We are not weak
You are not dumb
They are not poor

Am I at school?
Are you happy?
Is he at the gym?
Is she at the park?
Is it strong?
Are we at the bank?
Are you bad?
Are they beautiful?

country - país, interior


late - tarde, atrasado

It's late - Já é tarde.


I am late - Eu estou atrasado.
Se you later - Vejo você mais tarde.

I have a question. -Eu tenho uma pergunta


I have a dought. -Eu tenho uma dúvida.

jacket

to call - chamar, ligar


called - chamado

My name is Fernando, but my friends call me Mafalda.

city - cidade grande


town - cidade pequena
downtown - centro da cidade

She is from a small town.

He is Canadian.
He is from Canada.

Homework
Write a dialog/conversation

Example
Anna What’s your name?
Manuel I’m Manuel. And you?
Anna I’m Anna.
Manuel Nice to meet you, Anna.
Anna Nice to meet you, too.
Manuel Where are you from, Anna?
Anna I’m from Rome.
Manuel Rome is a beautiful city.
Anna Yes, it is.

Next class
Unit 1
Page 17

Adjectives - adjetivos
cheap barato
expensive caro
new novo
old velho
dirty sujo
clean limpo
big grande
small pequeno
huge enorme, gigante
tiny pequenino, minúsculo
fast rápido
slow lento
good bom
bad mau
cool/nice legal
noughty arteiro, bagunceiro

I have a cheap t-shirt.


I have a good bike.
I have a new watch

I don't have a house.


I don't have a video game.
I don't have a dog.

What's the meaning of _______ ?


Qual o significado de ______ ?

Objects
t-shrit - camiseta (sem botões)
shirt - camisa (com botões)

a/an - um, uma


a car, a house
a woman
a computer
a phone
an inteligent person
an orange car
an incredible woman

Next class
Unit 1
Page 18

baby
kid/child
teenager
adult
elderler

I see three people.


I see three teenagers.

There are three people.


There are three teenagers.

Simple present
-to be (am, is, are) (ser/estar)
-There is/There are (haver = existir)
-Other verbs (outros verbos)
-to have (ter)

haver = existir (tem)


There is (singular)
There are (plural)

There is a car in the garage.


There are kids at school.

There is not a car in the garage.


There are not kids at school.

There isn't a car in the garage.


There aren't kids at school.

Is there a car in the garage?


Are there kids at school?

Do you have questions?

Do you have any questions?

How’s it going? - Como vai indo.


See you later. - Tem vejo mais tarde.
That’s awesome! - Isso é incrível!
I know! - Eu sei.

Who - quem
Who is that? - Quem é "aquela pessoa"?
Who are those? - Quem são "aquelas pessoas"?
Who is he? - Quem é ele?
Who is she? - Quem é ela?
Who are you? - Quem é você?
Who are you? - Quem são vocês?
Who are they? - Quem são eles/elas?

Who is he? That is Mario.


Who is she? That is Pamela
Who are you? I am the new teacher.
Who are you? We are the new students.
Who are they? Those are Drs.

Next class
American Think 2 (2º ed)
Unit 1
Page 19
Ex 3

night - noite
tonight - hoje a noite

I can't wait - Eu mal posso esperar.

can - poder
can't - não poder
to want - querer
to get - alcançar, chegar, pegar, conseguir

man - homem
men - homens

woman - mulher
women - mullheres

male - macho
female - fêmea

bottle - garrafa

Homework
It's difficult to wait...
(É difícil esperar...)

aluno.90012209@escolasesc-sc.com.br
Senha: 875678Cat

Next Class
American Think 2
Unit 2 - I am excitined

Objectives

Functions:
-talking about feelings
-asking questions
-expressing likes and dislikes

Grammar:
-to be (negative, singular and plural)
-to be (questions and short answers)
-object pronouns

Vocabularry
-adjectives to describe feelings
-positive and negative adjectives

Sujeito + verbo + objeto

Sujeito -> Quem faz a ação


Verbo -> é a ação
Objeto -> sofre a ação

Jonny gosta da Karina.


Eu como banana.

Subject + verb + object

Subject
Pronous - pronome
I Eu
You você
He Ele
She Ela
It Isso
We Nós
You Vocês
They Eles/Elas

Object
Pronous
me mim
you você
him dele
her dela
it disso
us de nós
you vocês
them eles/elas

Subject Object
Pronous Pronouns
I (eu) me
You (você) you
He (ele) him
She (ela) her
It (isso) it
We (nós) us
You (vocês) you
They(eles,elas) them

I like her.
I like you.
I like him.
I like them.
You like her.
She likes me.
She likes us.
He likes us.
We like them.
We like you.
They like me.
They like him

I/We/You/They - do not (don't)


He/She/It - does not (doesn't)

I don't like her.


You don't like her.
We don't like them.
She doesn't like me.
He doesn't like us.
We don't like you.
They don't like him
I don't like you.
I don't like him.
She doesn't like us.
They don't like me.
I don't like them.
I don't like it.
Places - lugares

a - at the movie theater


b - at the stadium
c - at home
d - at the station
e - at the eletronic store
f - at school

In, on, at for places


in - País, estado, cidade, bairro
in Brazil
in SC
in Florianópois
in Bela Vista

on - Ruas, avenidas, pra praia


on Felipe Silveira Street
on Ponte do Emaruin Street
on Elza Lucchi Avenue
on Calheiro Beach

at - lugares
at the supermaket
at the market
at the bank
at the park
at the gym
at the soccer field
at the mall
at the library
at the store
at the book store
at the clothing store
at the shoes store
at the pharmacy
at the drugstore

Homework
Read page 21

Next Class
American Think 2
Unit 2
page 21

the Cinema
the movie Theater
the movies

Are you hungry?


Are you thirsty?
I already had lunch.
I already eat something.

late - tarde, atrasado

Are we late?
Are we early?

They are worried.


Mom and dad are worried.

1. Nathan is at a new school.


2. He is worried and sad.
3. Because he is not with his friends.

Wh questions
What O que/qual
Why Por que?
How Como

What's ok to do in class?
What's not ok to do in class?

It's ok to read the English book in class.


It's not ok to put fire in class.
It's ok to be early in class.
It's not ok to be late in class.
It's ok to talk to the teacher sometimes in class.
It's not ok to talk to the teacher always in class.

It's ok to study in class.


It's not ok to scream in class.

It's ok to do the homework in class.


It's not ok to use the phone in class.

It's ok to be quiet in class.


It's not ok to hurt a classmate in class.

It's ok to ask good questions to the teacher.


It's not ok to sleep in class.

to read - ler

Read number one - leia o número 1

to be (negativa)
I am not
You are not
He is not
She is not
It is not
We are not
You are not
They are not

I am not

You aren't

He isn't
She isn't
It isn't

We aren't
You aren't
They aren't

What time is it?


Que horas são?

The class is over!

Next Class
American Think 2
Unit 2
page 23 - Listening

read - ler
write - escrever
listen - ouvir
speak - falar

What - o que/qual
to do - fazer
can - poder

What can I do?

tired - cansado
bored - intediado
thirsty - sede
hungry - com fome
angry - bravo, zangado
worried - preocupado
cold - com frio
hot - com calor

I am tired - Eu estou cansado


I am bored - Eu estou intediado
I am thirsty - Eu estou sede
I am hungry - Eu estou com fome
I am angry - Eu estou bravo (zangado)
I am worried - Eu estou preocupado
I am cold - Eu estou com frio
I am hot - Eu estou com calor

I'm not tired - Eu não estou cansado


I'm not bored - Eu não estou intediado
I'm not thirsty - Eu não estou sede
I'm not hungry - Eu não estou com fome
I'm not angry - Eu não estou bravo (zangado)
I'm not worried - não Eu estou preocupado
I'm not cold - Eu não estou com frio
I'm not hot - Eu não estou com calor

I am ok.
You are ok.
She is ok.
He is ok.
It is ok.
We are ok.
You are.
They are ok.

I am not ok.
You are not ok.
She is not ok.
He is not ok.
It is not ok.
We are not ok.
You are not ok.
They are not ok.

Am I ok? Yes, you are./ No, you aren't.


Are you ok? Yes, I am./ No, I'm not.
Is he ok? Yes, he is./ No, he isn't.
Is she ok? Yes, she is./ No, she isn't.
Is it ok? Yes, it is./ No, it isn't.
Are we ok? Yes, you are./ No, you aren't.
Are You ok? Yes, we are./ No, we aren't.
Are They ok?Yes, they are./ No, they aren't.

Rule:
-Para formar perguntas com "to be" o verbo aparece antes do sujeito da frase
-Pergunta com "to be", resposta com "to be"
-Pergunta com "to be", resposta sempre "yes/no"

Next Class
American Think 2
Unit 2
page 24 - reading

to sing - canya
singer - cantor

to work - trabalhar
worker - trabalhador

to play - jogar
player - jogador

to swim - nadar
swimmer - nadador
to run - correr
runner - corredor

to cook - cozinhar
cook - cozinheiro
cooker - fogão, forno

to study - estudar
student - estudante

Pag 24 10/04/2023
Ex 3

0.Rudy is worried.
Rudy is not worried. Rudy is excited.

1.Camila Cabelo concert is in July.


Camila Cabelo concert isn't in July.
It is in June.

2.Ruby likes soccer.


Ruby doesn't like soccer.
She likes Tennis.

3.Ruby wants a 5 seconds of Summer T-shirt.


Ruby doesn't want a 5 seconds of Summer T-shirt.
She doesn't like them any more.

4.There is a new italian restaurant in town.


There is not a new italian restaurant in town.
There is a new italian ice cream shop.

5.Ruby likes milk chocolate.


Ruby doen't like milk chocolate.
Ruby likes white chocolate.

I don't like the band.


I don't like them

I like it.
I love it
I don't like it any more.

I don't like ______ any more.

I (eu) me
You (você) you
He (ele) him
She (ela) her
It (isso) it
We (nós) us
You (vocês) you
They(eles,elas) them

I play soccer with you


You play soccer with me
He plays soccer with her
She plays soccer with him
It plays soccer with me
We play soccer with you
You play soccer with them
They play soccer with us

Next Class
American Think 2
Unit 2
page 25 - Vocabulary

Can you read? - Você pode ler.


Read number 1 - Leia a número 1
Next - próximo

Can I go to the toilet

bathroom - banheiro (casa)


toilet - banheiro, vaso sanitário
restroom - banheiro público

awful - muito ruim

funny - engraçado
fun - divertido

a.I think "Shantecler" is a funny movie.


b.I think "Angelina Jolie" is an excellent actress.
c.I think "A mulher na Janela" is a bad movie.
d.I think "Minecraft" is an exciting computer game.
e.I think "Neymar" is a great athlete
f.I think "MC Pipokinha" is a terrible singer
g.I think "Por lugares incríveis" is a great book
h.I think Rob Schneider is an awful actor

a/an - um, uma

an orange
an intelligent person

a person
a car
a house

Do you like _____?


Yes, I do.
Yes, I do. I love it.

No, I don't.
No, I don't. I hate it.

Sometimes - as vezes

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American Think 2
Unit 2
page 27
page 30 - Unit 3

Function
-describing good qualities;
-talking about family;
-giving compliments.

Grammar
-possessives
-possessive adjectives
-this/that/these/those

Vocabulary
-family members
-house and furniture

compliments - elogios
to compliment - elogiar

furniture - móveis, mobília

to have fun - se divertir


to laugh - rir
to share - compartilhar
to help - ajudar
to enjoy - curtir
to grow - creacer, cultivar

each other - uns aos outros

a meal - uma refeição


breakfast - café da manhã
lunch - almoço
dinner - jantar

snack - lanche

a tent - cabana, barraca

family - família
relatives - parentes
wife - esposa
husband - marido

father
dad/daddy
mother
mom/mommy

doughter
son
kid/kids
child/children
brother - irmão
sister - irmã
siblings - irmãos e irmãs

1.Justin and Haley Bieber ar a famous hsband and wife

2.Beoncce and Blue are a famous mother and doughter

3.Will Smith and Jaden Smith are a famous father and son.

4.Kardashians are famous sisters.

5.Liam Hemsworth and Chris Hemsworth are famous brothers.

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Unit 3
page 32

Maria's house - A casa da Maria


Breno's video game
Caue's Cellphone
João's computer
Juliano's chair
Luis' table

grandfather - avô
grandmother - avó
father - pai
mother - mãe
brother - irmão
sister - imã
aunt - tia
uncle - tio
cousin - primo/prima

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Unit 3
page 34

Near from us - perto de nós


this - este, esta
these - estes, estas

far from us - longe de nós


that - aquele, aquela
those - aqueles, aquelas

parents - pais
relatives - parentes

This is your car.


This is not your car.
Is this your car?
Nes, it is./No, it's not.

A house and furniture

furniture - móveis, mobília

bathroom
toilet
bedroom - quarto
garage
hall
kitchen
living room
dinning room
balcony - sacada
attic - sótão
basement - porão
laudry - lavanderia
the roof - telhado, teto
the wall - parede, muro
door - porta
gate - portão
window - janelas

yard - quintal
garden - jardim

restroom - banheiro público


mall
supermarket
stores
Sesc

Furniture - mobília, móveis


sofa - sofá
couch - sofá
bed
toilet
shower
bathtub
fridge
frezer
stove
chair
armchair
microwave
TV
Computer
washing machine
table
desk
wardrobe - guarda roupa
dresser - gaveteiro, cômoda
cabinet
cupboard
bookcase
closet
hack
sink

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Unit 3
page 36

It's a goof idea.


It sounds great.

That is a goof idea.


That sounds great.

the statements - as afirmações

affirmative
negative

Main meals - principais refeições


breakfast - café da manhã
lunch - almoço
dinner - café da tarde

snack - lanche

This is a great _____


These are great _____

This is a great bracelet


These are great sandals

This is an incredible
These are amazing jeans

He looks nice.
She looks cool.
It looks cute.

That's nice.
That's great.
That's fancy.

What a nice bike.


What a great backpack.
I really like _______
I really like your sneakers.
I really like your jacket.
I really like your hair.
I really like your t-shirt.
I really like your watch.

pants
jeans
shorts
shoes
sneakers
flip-flops
sandals
boots
galsses
gloves
socks

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Unit 4
page 38

What do you see in this picture?

I think the picture A is the New York Park


It's in the USA

I think the picture C is the Pyrams


I think the picture C is the Sphynx
It's in Egipt

I think the picture B is the Forbiden City


It's in China

coffee - café
coffee shop - cafeteria
café - cafeteria

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Unit 4
page 40

What is the meaning of _____?


(Qual o significado de _____? )
Places - lugares

park - parque, praça


train station
bank - banco
restaurant - restaurante
museum - museu
library - biblioteca
post office - correios
supermarket - supermercado
pharmacy - farmácia
drugstore - drogaria

market - mercado
mart - centro de trocas, mercadinho
subway station - estação de metro
bus station - estação de onibus
bus stop - parada de ônibus, ponto de ônibus

food truck - carrocinha ou caminhão de comida


store - loja
book store - livraria
clothing store - loja de roupas
shoes store - loja de calçados
sport goods store - loja de artigos esportivos
pet shop - Petshop
mall - shopping
school - escola
gas station - posto de gasolin
bakery - padaria
jewelry - joalheria
Cinema - cinema
movie theater - cinema
the movies - cinema
hospital - hospital

city - cidade
town - cidade (pequena)
neighbourhood - bairro
street - rua
avenue - avenida

Haver = existir (tem)


There is (singular)
There are (plural)

Negative
There isn't
There aren't

What is there in your nighbourhood?

There is a pet shop in my neighbourhood.


There are some drugstores in my neighbourhood.

There is a bakery in my neighbourhood.


There are some gas stations in my neighbourhood.

to sent - enviar
sand - areia

buy - comprar
medicine - remédio

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Unit 4
page 40

Places
There is
There are

There is a board in this classroom.


There are desks and chairs in this classroom.

There is not a bed in this class.


There are dogs in this class.

Ex 5 Some/any

some - alguns, algumas


Affirmative (plural)

There is a board in this classroom.


There are some desks and chairs in this classroom.
Do you want some water?(frases oferecendo algo)

any - nenhum, nenhuma


Negatives (plural)
Questions (plural)

There is not a bed in this class.


There are any dogs in this class.

Is there a gas station in this neighbourhood?


Is there a supermarket near here?
Is there a park near here?
Is there a gym here?
Is there a school here?
Is there a restaurant here?
Is there a book store here?

Yes, there is.


No, there isn't.

I think so. - Eu acho que sim.


I don't think so. - Eu acho que não.

Are there cars here in Sesc?


Are there teachers here?
Are there fighters here?
Are there pharmacies in this neighbourhood?
Are there malls in this neighbourhood?
Are there Cinemas in this neighbourhood?

Yes, there are.


No, there aren't.

I think so. - Eu acho que sim.


I don't think so. - Eu acho que não.

Prepositions of place -
across from - do outro lado da
behind - atrás
between - entre, no meio de
in front of - em frente a, na frente de
next to - ao lado
on the corner of - na esquina da
near - próximo
close to - perto

good - bom

goods - bens, posses

sporting good store - loja de artigos esportivos

my things - minhas coisas


my stuffs - minhas coisas
my objects - meus objetos
my goods - meus bens, meus pertences

Took the Main Street - Pegue a Main Street.


Turn left on Green Street. - Dobre a esquerda na
It's on your right. -Está na sua direita.

Can we put away our school material?


Yes, you can.

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American Think Starter 2ª edição
Unit 4
page 41 - Imperative

Imperative -> imperativo (ordens)


-> Iniciamos a frase com um verbo, sem o "to".
to give - dar
Give me a piece of your cake.
(Me dá um pedaço do seu bolo.)

Open the door.


Close the door.
Put away your phones. (Guardem os seus celulares)
Open the fridge.
Open the books.
Close the books.
Open the pencil case.

Don't open the door.


Don't close the door.
Don't put away your phones.
Don't open the fridge.
Don't open the books.
Don't close the books.
Don't open the pencil case.

Verbos no infinitivo Base form


to go - ir go
to eat - come eat
to drink - beber drink
to work - trabalhar work
to do - fazer do

left - esquerda
right - direita

Take the _____ street


Take the _____ street

I would like to go to the Restaurant.


Can you help me?

Yeh, sure!
Go down on Palmenta Street
Turn left on José carlos de Matos Avenue
Turn left on Pão de Queijo Street
It's on your left

I would like to go to the Post office.


Can you help me?

No problem!
Turn left on José carlos de Matos Avenue
Turn left on Mandioca Street
It's on your right

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Unit 4
page 42 - reading

one hundred - 100

sales assistant - assistente de vendas, vendedor


costumer - cliente

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Unit 4
page 44

Parks
Animals
lizard - lagarto
snake - cobra
crocodile -
aligator -

lakes - lagos
rivers - rios
mountain - montanha
hill - colina
trees - arvores
grass - grama
boats - pequenos barcos

fountain - fonte de água


cableway, cable car - bondinho

bench - banco de praça


fence - cerca
gate - portão

There are
There is

Come to Florianópolis

It's a beautiful and warm city in Santa Catarina. Many people know the city because
of the beaches, but here we have many things to do.

-There is small but historical downtow.

-There are many old houses that preserve the history of the city.

-There are many beaches and parks to visite.

-You can eat seafood everywhere, there are great restaurants all around the city.

-There are many trails that you can enjoy with your family for free.

Floripa is a safe and kind captal that most people will enjoy and come back every
ear.

Bring you family to this warm city.

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American Think Starter 2ª edição
Unit 5
page 48

Funtion
-talking about habits and activities;
-talking about tecnology habits
-encouraging someone.

Grammar
-simple present
-adverbs of frequency
-Simple present (negative and questions)

Vocabulary
-free-time activities;
-gadgets

to build - contruir

building - contrução, prédio

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Unit 5
page 50 - Grammar

Simple present
-to be: am/is/are
-There is/There are
-Other verbs

Pra que serve?


-Para falar do que somos, o que sentimos, onde estamos, o que tem e ações que
fazemos com frequência.

I play soccer.
I study with my friends.
I throw away the trash.
I eat cokies and bread.
I drink tea.
I ride a bike.

Simple present
-Na 3ª p. s. (He, She, it) em frases afirmativas os verbos recebem "s"

I play
You play

He plays
She plays
It plays

We play
You play
They play

Se o verbo termina em "sh, ch, ss, x, z, o" ele recebe "es" ao invés de "s"

to wash He washes
to watch He watches
to kiss He kisses
to relax He relaxes
to buzz He buzzes
to go He goes
to do He does

Se o verbo terminar em "y" e for precedido por consoante ele perde o "y" e ganha
"ies"

to cry She cries


to fly She flies
to try She tries
to study She studies

to play He plays

vogais - a, e, i, o , u
consoantes - o resto das letras

Simple present
-Na 3ª p. s. (He, She, it) em frases afirmativas os verbos recebem "s"

Se o verbo termina em "sh, ch, ss, x, z, o" ele recebe "es" ao invés de "s"

Se o verbo terminar em "y" e for precedido por consoante ele perde o "y" e ganha
"ies"

Escreva como ficariam esses verbos no


Simple present 3ª p.s.

to carry He carries
to choose He chooses
to finish He finishes
to fly He flies
to get He gets
to go He goes
to help He helps
to love He loves
to miss He misses
to study He studies
to teach He teaches
to watch He watches

Adverbs of Frequency
Never > Sometimes > Often > Always
0%.......50%.........70%......100%

Always Sempre
Often Frequentemente
Sometimes As vezes
Never Nunca

always 100% Sempre


usually 90% usualmente
generally 80% Geralmente
normally 80% Normalmente
frequently 70% Frequentemente
often 70% Frequentemente
sometimes* 30-70% As vezes
occasionally 30% Ocasionalmente
seldom 20% Raramente
hardly ever 20% Raramente
rarely 10% Raramente
almost never 5% Quase nunca
Never 0% Nunca

-Adverbios de frequência aparecem depois do "verb to be"


-Adverbios de frequência aparecem antes de outros verbos

I am always happy.
I frequently eat apples.

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American Think Starter 2ª edição
Unit 5
page 50

Ex 5

Simple present

Affirmative
I work in Microsof.
You work in Microsof.
She works in Microsof.
He works in Microsof.
It works in Microsof.
We work in Microsof.
You work in Microsof.
They work in Microsof.

Negative
I don't work in Microsof.
You don't work in Microsof.
She doesn't work in Microsof.
He doesn't work in Microsof.
It doesn't work in Microsof.
We don't work in Microsof.
You don't work in Microsof.
They don't work in Microsof.
do not = don't
does not = doesn't

We use don't and doesn't before the verb

before - antes
after - depois

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Unit 5
page 51

Simple present: negative


Ex 12 e 13

I was waiting for the girls.


But they are not coming.

12
1.The class doesn't finish at two o'clock.
2.My brother doesn't help me with my homework.
3.We don't go swimming on Sundays.
4.They don't watch a lot of TV.
5.My aunt doens't live in Quito.

13
1. I sometimes play
I don't play
2.My brother doesn't do
He does

3.
4.
5.

Affirmative
I do the homework
You do the homework
He does the homework
She does the homework
Is does the homework
We do the homework
You do the homework
They do the homework

Negative
I don't do the homework
You don't do the homework
He doesn't do the homework
She doesn't do the homework
Is doesn't do the homework
We don't do the homework
You don't do the homework
They don't do the homework

Watching TV makes me happy


I enjoy watching TV
I like watching TV
I love watchingTV

Listening to music doesn't make me happy


I don't enjoy listening to music
I don't like listening to music

I hate going shopping.


I hate it.

How many - quantos, quantas

Do I eat icecream?
Do you eat ice cream?
Does he eat ice cream?
Does she eat ice cream?
Does it eat ice cream?
Do we eat icecream?
Do you eat icecream?
Do they eat icecream?

Do I/We/You/They...?
Does He/She/It...?

So so -Mais ou menos
Not very much -Não muito
Sometimes -as vezes
I don't know -Eu não sei
I think so -Eu acho que sim
I don't think so-Eu acho que não

to sharp - afiar
sharpner - apontador, afiador

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Unit 5
page 53

God bless you.


Bless you.

in on at

I play soccer on Mondays.


I study music on Tuesdays.
I eat pizza on Fridays.
I go to bed lat on Saturdays.

I don't work on Sundays.


I don't fight on Wednesdays.
I don't go out
I don't leave

to walk - caminhar
to swim - nadar
to watch - assistir
to use - usar
to fix - consertar

video game

I play games.
I play video games.

can - poder
can't - não poder
can not - não poder

concert- show de musica

I am sorry - Eu sinto muito.


I'm sure - eu tenho certeza
still - ainda

1. Tomorrow is teh school concert.

2. Because Liz is sick. She is the singer of the band.

3.Lucy will sing in Liz's place.


Lucy is going to sing in Liz's place.

4.Because she is nervous.


Because she doesn't sing with the band.

1. What’s wrong?
(O que há de errado.)

2. No way!
Não pode ser./Impossível.

3. I have an idea.
Eu tenho uma ideia.

4 Oh, come on.


Qual é?/Para com isso.
1.Hi, Ben. Listen. There’s a problem.
2.Oh? What’s wrong?
3.It’s my homework. Can you help me with it?
4.No way! I always help you with your homework.
5.Oh, come on, Ben. Please!
6.No! But listen – I have an idea. Ask Mom.
7.Very funny, Ben.

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American Think Starter 2ª edição
Unit 5
page 54

Ex 7

You are great


You are incredible
You are wonderful
You are amazing
You are very good

You are good

You are ok
You are fine

You are bad

You are very bad


You are terrible
You are horrible

to write - escrever
to read - ler
to listen - escutar
to speak - falar

soon - logo

She gave her headphones.

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American Think Starter 2ª edição
Unit 6
page 56

Reading

I/We/You/They have
He/She/It has

I have an apartment.
You have a cool jacket.
He has a book.
She has a computer.
It has toys.
We have game console.
You have pens.
They have friends.

I/We/You/They don't have


He/She/It doesn't have

I don't have an apartment.


You don't have a cool jacket.
He doesn't have a book.
She doesn't have a computer.
It doesn't have toys.
We don't have game console.
You don't have pens.
They don't have friends.

Do you/we/they have...?
Does he/she/it have...?

Do I have an apartment?
Do You have a cool jacket?
Does He have a book?
Does She have a computer?
Does It have toys?
Do We have game console?
Do You have pens?
Do They have friends?

head Cabeça
face rosto
eye olho
ear orelha
nose nariz
mouth boca
tonge língua
tooth (teeth) dente (dentes)
neck pescoço
body corpo
chest peito
back costas
belly barriga
shoulder ombros
elbow cotovelo
arm braço
hand mão
hips quadril
knee joelho
shin canela
toe tornozelo
foot(feet) pé (pés)
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Unit 6
page 56

Next Class
American Think Starter 2ª edição
Unit 6
page 59 - Listening

What - O que/Qual
What's your name?

Which - qual (opções)

Poss começar a frase com verbos em duas cituações:


-Imperativo (dando uma ordem)

Open the door.


Close the book.
Put away your phone.

-Falar de ações
Drinking water is good for your health.
Watching TV in the morning ir very relaxing.

neck - pescoço
necklace - colar

ear - orelha
earrings - brincos

ring - anel

to have - ter

I/You/We/They have

He/She/It has

I
You
He
She
It
We
You
They

Narrator: Unit 6, page 59, Listening, Exercises 7 and 8

Assistant: Hello, can I help?

Girl: Yes. Do you have anything I can give to my best friend? It’s a present.
Assistant: Yes, we have a lot of things. Is it for a girl or a boy?

Girl: It’s for a girl, for my friend, Annie.

Assistant: OK. I have this lovely little yellow rose. Yellow’s a happy color. It’s
a lovely present for a girl. It has a necklace with it.

Girl: Do you have any little animals?

Assistant: Yes, we have a little silver dolphin or a dog. They both show
friendship.

Girl: Oh, I love the dolphin and Annie likes dolphins, too. They’re her favorite
animal. But she has a dog. It’s just like this one.

Assistant: Hmm. So maybe the dog or the dolphin. I have one more to show you. It’s
really beautiful.

Girl: Oh, it’s a heart. And it’s in two pieces. That’s nice.

Assistant: Yes. You wear one piece and your friend, Annie, wears the other.

Girl: Oh, that’s so cool. I like that idea, but I still prefer the dolphin. How
much is it?

Assistant: It’s $15.

Girl: That’s OK. Can I have the dolphin, then?

Assistant: Of course. And do you want the necklace too?

Girl: No. Annie has a nice silver necklace. She doesn’t need another one.

Assistant: OK, then. That’s $15. I have a little bag you can put it in.

Girl: Oh, that’s great. Thank you.

Assistant: I hope she likes it.

I have a _____
I want to ______

I have a car
I want to drive

Affirmative
I have a computer
You have a car
She has a house
He has a scooter
It has a toy
We have friends
You have books
They have pets

Negative
I don't have a computer
You don't have a car
She doesn't have a house
He doesn't have a scooter
It doesn't have a toy
We don't have friends
You don't have books
They don't have pets

I/We/You/They don't have


He/She/It doesn't have

Do I have a computer?
Do You have a car? Yes, I do.
Does She have a house? Yes, she does.
Does He have a scooter? Yes, he does.
Does It have a toy? Yes, it has
Do We have friends? yes, we do.
Do You have books? Yes, we do.
Do They have pets? Yes, they do.

Contable
car cars
house houses
bottle bottles
rat rats
pants
gloves

man men
woman women
tooth teeth
foot feet
mouse mice
person people

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Unit 6
page 60

Reading - ler
Listening - ouvir, escutar

Writing - escrever
Speaking - falar

Do you have any questions?


Any questions?

WH questions
What - o que/qual
Which - qual
Why - Por que?
Where - Onde
When - quando
Who - quem
Whose - de quem

How - Como
How much - Quanto
How many - Quantos
How old - Qual a idade
How often - Com que frequência

You would = You'd

would play - jogaria


would go - iria
would do - faria
would eat - comeria
would swim - nadaria
would study - estudaria

I have gray eyes


I have blue eyes
I have green eyes
I have brown eyes
I have hazel eyes

I/You/We/They have
He/She/It has

I have gray eyes


You have blue eyes
She has green eyes
He has brown eyes
We have hazel eyes
They have green eyes

I have black hair


You have blond hair (loiro)
She has gray hair
He has red hair
We have brown hair
They have fair hair (claro)

I have curly hair


You have long hair
She has short hair
He has straight hair
We have wavy hair

He has a beard
He has a mustache

almost - quase

Zac Efron
He has green eyes.
He has beard and a mustache.
He has short gray/blond hair.
He has wavy hair.

LeBron James
He has curly short black hair.
He has brown eyes.
He has beard and a mustache.

He has curly hair


He has short hair.
He has black hair.
He has brown eyes.
He has beard and a mustache.

Beyoncé
She has brown eyes.
She has long hair
She has brown hair.
She has straight hair.

Emilia Clarke
She has black hairs.
She has straight hair.
She has green/hazel eyes.

Tall - alto
short - baixo
glasses - óculos
smile - sorrizo
beard - barba
mustache - bigode
earrings - brincos
necklace - colar
bracelet - bracelete, pulseira
ring - anel

Homework
Use this words to descrive people you know
(Use esas palavras para descrever pessoas que você conhece)

Ex
I wear earrings.
I am tall.
She is short.
I have a short hair.
She has a big smile.
I don't wear glasses.
I aodn't wear a necklace.

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Unit 6
page 61

Ex 7
I play
You play

He plays
She playes
It playes

We play
You play
They play

Adjective pronouns
my (noun) meu
your (noun) seu
his (noun) dele
her (noun) dela
its (noun) "disso"
our (noun) nosso
your (noun) seus
their (noun) deles

What's the meaning of ______ ?

What's the meaning of mustache?

I’m thinking of a famous soccer player.

B What does he look like?


A He's tall and strong. He has curly black hair and a nice smile.

B What’s he like?
A He's really nice.

B Is he French?
A Yes, he is.

B Is it Paul Pogba?
A Yes, it is.

What does he/she do?


What does he/she look like?
What’s he/she like?
Is he/she (Nationality)?
Is it ________?

People meeting
Poeople greeting

to meet - encontrar, conhecer


to greet - cumprimentar
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He is short.
My friend has a short curly hair.
He has brow eyes.
He is intelligent and funny.
He doesn't wear glasses.
He is very kind.
We play games together online.
I sometimes go to his house in BC.

Mr. - mister
Mrs - Missis
Ms. - Miz
Miss - Miss

There is - tem (singular)


There are - tem (plural)

There is a book in my backpack.


There are five trash cans in my house.

There is not a book in my backpack.


There are not five trash cans in my house.

Is there a book in my backpack?


Are there five trash cans in my house?

a week - uma semana

I spend a week in my grandparents house.

I go to school 5 times a week.


I have English classes 2 times a month

Wh questions
What O que/Qual
Which Qual (opções)
Where Onde
When Quando
Who Quem
Why Por que
Whose De quem

How Como
How many Quantos
How much Quanto
How long Quanto tempo
How old Qual a idade
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Hi. I'm Ryan.

Hi, Ryan. My name's Claudia.

Hello, Claudia. Where are you from?

I'm from Brazil. And you?

Australia.

Cool! How old are you, Ryan?

I'm thirteen. How about you?

Me? I'm thirteen, too.

I am from Brazil.
I am from Argentina.

I am Brazilian.
I am Argentinian.

I am from Florianópolis, SC, Brazil.

Let's _____ - Vamos _____


Let's read- Vamos ler
Let's listen- Vamos ouvir

Basic conversation.
Hi, my name is Fernando. What's your name?
Hello, My name is _____.
Nice to meet you ____.
Nice to meet you, too.

Shy - tímida

Brazil Brazilian Portuguese


Spain Spanish Spanish
Russia Russian Russian
USA American English

My name is Fernando
I am Fernando.

I am Brazilian.
I am Japanese.
I am Russian.

subtitle - legenda

Statement - afirmações
affirmative - frases afirmativas
negative - frases negativas

Questions - pergunta

to meet - encontrar, conhecer


met - encontraram,conheceram

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Prepositions of place

This - este, esta


These - estes, estas

That - aquele, aquela


Those - aqueles, aquelas

This computer is expensive


That computer is expensive

These remote controles are cool.


Those remote controles are cool.

It -> This, That


They -> These, Those

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Prepositions of place
in front of - em frente
in - dentro
on - sobre
under - embaixo
behind - atrás
next to - ao lado
between - entre, no meio
near - próximo
close to - perto

What does this word mean?


What's the meaning of it?
What's the meaning of ______?

I am hungry.
I am very hungry.
I am starving.

computer
house
table
mouse

Subject
Pronous - pronome
I Eu
You você
He Ele
She Ela
It Isso
We Nós
You Vocês
They Eles/Elas

Object
Pronous
me mim
you você
him dele
her dela
it disso
us de nós
you vocês
them eles/elas

Subject Object
Pronous Pronouns
I (eu) me
You (você) you
He (ele) him
She (ela) her
It (isso) it
We (nós) us
You (vocês) you
They(eles,elas) them

I like her.
I like you.
I like him.
I like them.
You like her.
She likes me.
She likes us.
He likes us.
We like them.
We like you.
They like me.
They like him

This- este, esta


That- aquele, aquela

These - estes, estas


Those - aqueles, aquelas

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Numbers Ordinal numbers


on first 1st
two second 2nd
three third 3rd
four fourth 4th
five fifth 5th
six
seven
eight
nine
ten

Days of the week


-on Monday
-on Tuesday
-on Wednesday
-on Thursday
-on Friday
-on Saturday
-on Sunday

Months of the years


in January
in February
in March
in April
in May
in June
in July
in August
in September
in October
in November
in December

3:00 a.m.
3:00 p.m.

3:00 in them morning


3:00 in the afternoon

3:00 o'clock

3:15 a.m.
3:15 p.m.

3:15 in them morning


3:15 in the afternoon

3:15

Daily schadule - compromissos diários

Homework
Daily schadule - crinograma do dia

I wake up at 6:20 A.M.


I get up at 6:30
I get dressed at 6:40
I have breakfast at 6:45
I brush my teeth at 6:55
I go to school/work at 7:00
I have a coffee break at 10:00 o'clock
I have lunch at 1 P.M.
I brush my teeth at 1:20
I have a break at 4:30 P.M.
I go home at 7 o'clock
I read a book at 7:30
I take a shower at 8h30
I have dinner 8:45
I brush my teeth at 9 o'clock
I watch TV at 9:30
I go to bed at 10:00 o'clock

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Unit 1
Page 12

Haver = existir (tem)


There is
There are

There is a TV in the class.


There are students in the class.

to have - ter

Affirmative
I have a car
You have a pet
He has a smartphone
She has a pizza
It has a bone/necklace
We have hair
You have cats/dogs
They have chairs

Negative
I do not have
You do not have
He does not have
She does not have
It does not have
We do not have
They do not have

Affirmative
I/You/We/They have
He/She/It has

Negative
I/You/We/They don't have
He/She/It doesn't have

Questions
Do I have bike? Yes, you do./No. you don't
Do you have car?Yes, I do./ No I don't.
Do we have dog? Yes, we do./ No, we don't?
Do they have cats? Yes, they do/ No, They don't

Does he have cats?


Does she have dog?
Does it have house?

Can you read?


Você pode ler?
Can I go to the toilet?
Can I go to the bathroom?

I like chocolate.
I would like chocolate

I like to take a shower


I would like to take a shower

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having a good time - se divertir


reading
studying
writing
playing games
listening to music
texting
sleeping
singuing
dancing
go out
hang out
ride a bike

organize the house - organizar


cleaning the house - limpar
washing the house - lavar
doing the housework - trabalho de casa
doing the chores - fazer as tarefas de casa
vacuwing - passar o aspirador de pó

Adverbs of Frequency
Never > Sometimes > Often > Always
0%.......50%.........70%......100%

Always Sempre
Often Frequentemente
Sometimes As vezes
Never Nunca

always 100% Sempre


usually 90% usualmente
generally 80% Geralmente
normally 80% Normalmente
frequently 70% Frequentemente
often 70% Frequentemente
sometimes* 30-70% As vezes
occasionally 30% Ocasionalmente
seldom 20% Raramente
hardly ever 20% Raramente
rarely 10% Raramente
almost never 5% Quase nunca
never 0% Nunca

-Adverbios de frequência aparecem depois do "verb to be"


-Adverbios de frequência aparecem antes de outros verbos

I am always happy.
I frequently eat apples.

less than 8 - menos do que 8

WH questions
What O que/Qual
Which Qual (opções)
Where Onde
When Quando
Who Quem
Why Por que
Whose De quem
How Como

I play
You play
We play
They play

He plays
She plays
It plays

I study
He studies

ch, sh, s, x, z, o
watch He watches
wash He washes
kiss He kisses
relax He relaxes
buzz He buzzes
go He goes

I watch TV

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Affirmative
I play
You Play
We play
They play

He plays
She plays
It plays

Negatives
I don't play
You don't Play
We don't play
They don't play

He doesn't play
She doesn't play
It doesn't play

Questions
Do I play?
Do You Play?
Do We play?
Do They play?

Does He play?
Does She play?
Does It play?

to have fun - se divertir


to have a good time - se divertir

I eat lunch at noon.


I drink juice in the afternoon.

I have lunch at noon.


I have juice in the afternoon.

to write escrever
to read ler
to listen escutar
to speak falar

to say - falar, dizer


to tell - falar, contar
to talk - falar, conversar
to speak - falar (capacidade)

around 10h00
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Eu gosto de brincar
I like to play
I like playing

I like playing
I enjoy playing
I love playing
I hate playing

I don't like playing


I don't enjoy playing
I don't love playing
I don't hate playing

can’t stand - não suporto

I like pizza
I like chocolate
I like drinking sparkling water

like liking
swim swomming

Verbos e expressões seguidos de gerundio


to love
to like
to enjoy
to hate
can't stand

I love singing.
I can't stand talking to lazy people.
I like taking the bus to school.
I enjoy riding my bike.
I hate listening the radio.

I can't stand
I enjoy going to the beach

Adverbs of Frequency
Never > Sometimes > Often > Always
0%.......50%.........70%......100%

always 100% Sempre


usually 90% usualmente
generally 80% Geralmente
normally 80% Normalmente
frequently 70% Frequentemente
often 70% Frequentemente
sometimes* 30-70% As vezes
occasionally 30% Ocasionalmente
seldom 20% Raramente
hardly ever 20% Raramente
rarely 10% Raramente
almost never 5% Quase nunca
never 0% Nunca

-Adverbios de frequência aparecem depois do "verb to be"


-Adverbios de frequência aparecem antes de outros verbos

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What's up?

Is this yout new videogame?


Yes, it is. Be careful.

Look out, there is a dog barking.


I know, it my cousin's dog. It is crazy.

Be careful.
Do'nt worry.

Empathy

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price tag

It's on sale - Está em promoção

It's for sale - Está a venda

dollars
cents

The watch costs


The watch is
Price - preço
It's fantastic
It's cheap
It's ok
It's fair
It's reasonable
It's expensive

Quanto custa _____?


How much is ____? (singular)
How much are ____? (plural)

to look - olhar
to look for - procurar

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Present continuous

I am reading a book.
You are studying.
She is eating a cake.
He is drinking juice.
It is sleeping.
We are watching TV.
You are cooking.
They are playing basketball.

I am not reading a book.


You aren't studying.
She isn't eating a cake.
He isn't drinking juice.
It isn't sleeping.
We aren't watching TV.
You aren't cooking.
They aren't playing basketball.

aren't = are not


isn't = is not

Questions
Am I reading a book?
Yes, I am
No, I'm not

Are you studying?


Yes, I am.
No, I'm not.
Is she eating a cake?
Yes, she is.
No, she is not.

Is he drinking juice?
Yes, he is.
No, he is not.

Is it sleeping?
Yes, it is.
No, it's not.

Are we watching TV?


Yes, we are.
No, we aren't.

Are you cooking?


Yes, we are.
No, we are not.

Are they playing basketball?


Yes, they are.
No, they are not.

store - loja
library - bibioteca
bookstore - livraria
pharmacy - farmácia
drug store - drogaria, farmácia
coffee shop - cafeteria
café - cafeteria
departament store - loja de departamento (Havan)
eletronic store - loja de eletrônicos
sporting goods store - loja de srtigos esportivos
clothing store - loja de roupas
supermarket - supermercado
market - mercado, feira
grocery store - vendinha, mercearia
bakery - padaria

it's free/cheap
there are a lot of books
It's next to my house

cafeteria - refeitório
mall - shopping

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Present continuous
Subject + am/is/are + gerund (ing)

Subject + am/is/are not + gerund (ing)

Am/Is/Are + Subject + gerund (ing)?

You look good.


This sounds alike a good idea.
It smells good.
It tastes good.

It is tasty.

I am worried. -Eu estou preocupada

toothbrush
toothpaste

-4,20
-Here you are. (Aqui está)
-And here is the change - Aqui está o troco

I will take it.


I'll take it.

I won't
I will not

How much is that _____?


It is _______

How much are the ______?


They are ______.

1 dress
2 sweater
3 shoes
4 sneakers
5 boots
6 jacket
7 shirt
8 shorts
9 pants
1. I am wearing a white t-shirt, black pents and red sneakers.

2. I usually wear _______ on the weekend.

3. I never wear _______ .

4. I like to buy t-shirts and shoes.


I dislike to buy pants.

jacket - jaqueta, casaco


pants - calças
tank top - regata
watch - relógio de pulso
clock - relógio
ring - anel
necklace - colar
bracelet - pulseira

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Do you know the difference between


Simple presente and Present continuous

I am strong
She is at the mall
You are a Doctor

I am not strong
She is not at the mall
You are not a Doctor

Am I strong?
Is she at the mall?
Are you a Doctor?

There is a cat in the kitchen.


There are pens in the pencil case.

There is not a cat in the kitchen.


There are not pens in the pencil case.

Is there a cat in the kitchen?


Are there pens in the pencil case?

Adverbs of frequency
Always
Usually
Normally
Generally
Frequently
Often
Sometimes
Occasionally
Seldom
Hardly ever
Rarely
Almost never
Never

I always play soccer on the beach


I often see social media
I frequencly check my phone
I never watch TV

I don't play soccer on the beach


I don't see social media
I don't check my phone
I don't watch TV

Present continuous
Subject + to be + gerund (ing)

I am working at the office


She is studying
They are eating an apple

I am not working at the office


She is not studying
They are not eating an apple

Am I working at the office?


Is she studying?
Are they eating an apple?

I go to school
She goes to school

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highlight - destaque
to highlight - destacar

highlighter - marca texto

history
story
one thousand

Best wishes, Fernando

Ps.

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a meal - uma reafeição


breakfast - café da manhã
lunch - almoço
dinner - jantar
a snack - um lanche

break - parada, pausa


fast - jejum

I always have bread for breakfast.


I often have rice for lunch.
I sometimes have fish for dinner.
I never have soda for snack.

I always eat eggs for breakfast.


I often eat chicken for lunch.
I sometimes drink soda for dinner.
I never drink tea for snack.

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usual - usual, comum


unusual - incomum, raro

beetle - besouro

I always have coffee for breakfast.


I sometimes have rice for lunch.
I never have fish for dinner.

Homework

I often have ______ for breakfast.


I sometimes have ______ for breakfast.
I never have ______ for breakfast.

I often have ______ for lunch.


I sometimes have ______ for lunch.
I never have ______ for lunch.

I often have ______ for dinner.


I sometimes have ______ for dinner.
I never have ______ for dinner.

I would like some pizza


I'd like some pizza

I would = I'd

would: coloca os outros verbos no "ia"


would play - jogaria
would do - faria
would work - trabalharia
would like - gostaria

I would like a cup of water.


I would not like a cup of water.
Would you like a cup of water?
Yes, I would.
No, I woudln't.

pepper
bell pepper

cake - bolo
pie - torta

Plural
-Contáveis -> tem plural (regulares e irregulares)
-Incontáveis -> não tem plural

Countable (count nouns)


a car cars
a computer computers
a cat cats
a house houses
a rat rats
a kid kids
a bean beans

a person people
a mouse mice
a man men
a woman women
a child children
a tooth teeth
a foot feet

pants
shoes
glasses

Uncountable (uncount nouns)


water, milk, juice, wine, soda
butter, cream, ice-cream, cheese
cake, bread, chocolate, pizza, fruit
meat, beef, fish, chicken
rice, sand
money, time

4 times 2 = 8
4 x 2 = 8

What's the meaning of ______?


(Qual o significado de ____?)

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Ex 5
a/an
some
any

a/an - um, uma


(apenas no singular de palavras contáveis)
a phone, a car, a house, a TV
an idea, an apple, an orange

some - algum, alguma, alguns, algumas


I have some apples. (affirmative)
Would you like some apples? (offering)

any - nenhum, nehuma, algum?, alguma?


I don't have any apples.(negative)
Do you have any apples? (questions)

Haver = existir (tem)


There is
There are

There isn't
There aren't

How much - quanto (incontáveis)


How many - quantos (contáveis)

much - muito (incontáveis)


many - muitos (contáveis)

much money (incontáveis)


many dollars (contáveis)
a lot of money (contáveis e incontáveis)
a lot of dollars

lots of money (contáveis e incontáveis)


lots of dollars

enough - suficiente
I have enough potatoes.

That is enought! - Já chega!


That is it! - Já chega!
That is that! - Já chega!

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Ex 10

cheese and tomato sandwitch


an apple juice
some cake

Would you like something to drink?

Would you like ...?


(Você gostaria de ....?)

Is that all?
é só isso?

What can I get for you?

I would like the chicken and mushroom soup


and an apple juice
Anything else?
(Mais alguma coisa?)

1.
2.
3.Because she wants to eat Steve's cake

I want - Eu quero -> sonhos, vontades

Pedidos
I would like ....

Can I have ....?

I would = I'd
What's the meaning of....?

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-Write a paragraph about what you eat.
-Is it healthy?

Page 35

She is too tall.


She is not short enogh.

He is too intelligent.
He is not idiot enough.

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Ex 11 - Vocabulary

Vegetables
carrot
beat
potatoes
brocolly
tomatoes
lettuce
cabedge
bell peper
picles
green beans

Fruit
berry
blueberry
strawberry
banana
papaia
avocado
watermelon
melon
grappe
Dairry food
Milk
butter
cheese
cream
ice cream
yourgurt

Meat
chicken
pork
beef
stake
fish
nuggets

rice
beans
pasta
nuddles
pizza
burger
bread
nuts
cake
pie
french fries

Drinks
water
sparkling water
soda
juice
lemonade
beer
energetic drink
wine
sparkling wine
isotonic drink (sais minerais)
milk
coffee
tea
smoothie

Formas de preparo dos alimentos


cook - cozinhas
fry - fritar
boil - ferver
heating - aquecer
bake - açar
roast - açar
toast - tostar
steam - cozinhar no vapor
smoke - defumar
grill - grelhar
delicious
nice
a little boring
boring
horrible

juicy - suculento
dry - seca

hot food = spicy food

help wanted - necessita-se de ajuda

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Ex 3

Why did you do that?

What is that?

Oh my god!

to do - fazer, realizar
to make - fazer, criar

I do the homework.
I make cakes.

I make mistakes - Eu erro

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Adjectives Comparatives Superlatives


big bigger the biggest
small smaller the smallest
strong stronger the strongest
weak weaker the weakest
tall taller the tallest
short shorter the shortest

intelligent more intelligent the most intelligent


beautiful more beautiful the most beautiful
expensive more expensive the most expensive
good better the best
bad worse the worst

The house is big.


My house is bigger than your house.
My house is the biggest in this block.

than - do que
then - então
them - eles, deles

Sorry.
I'm sorry.
I am wrong.
It's my fault.
How can I make things better.

My bad.
Whoops (or Oops)
Sorry about that.
My fault.

tear apart the papaer

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relatives - parentes

grandparents - avós
grandfather/grandpa
grandmother/grandma

parents
father/dad/husband
mother/mom/wife
kid/kids
child/children
son
daughter
brother
sister
siblings

aunt
uncle
cousin

nephew
niece

father-in-law
mother-in-law
son-in-law
daughter-in-law
etc.
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boring - chato, intediante


annoying - chato, irritante

to spend - gastar, inveestir


to waste - gastar, desperdiçar

Subject
Pronous - pronome
I Eu
You você
He Ele
She Ela
It Isso
We Nós
You Vocês
They Eles/Elas

Object
Pronous
me mim
you você
him dele
her dela
it disso
us de nós
you vocês
them eles/elas

Subject Object
Pronous Pronouns
I me
You you
He him
She her
It it
We us
You you
They them

I like her.
I like you.
I like him.
I like them.
You like her.
She likes me.
She likes us.
He likes us.
We like them.
We like you.
They like me.
They like him

Adjective Possessive
Pronouns Pronouns
my (noun) mine
your (noun) yours
his (noun) his
her (noun) hers
its (noun) its
our (noun) ours
your (noun) yours
their (noun) theirs

My house is white.
My house is blue.

My car is fast.
Mine is expensive.

My house is white.
Mine is white.

Whose - de quem
Who's (Who is) - Quem é

The car of the mother = Mother's car

João's cap
Maria's computer
Ana's phone
Marcelo's book
Francine's dog

Marcus' house
Luis' car
Matheus' umbrella

to lend - emprestar
to borrow - pegar emprestado

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Ex 10

Asking for permission.

Can I _____?
Can I go to the toilet?
Can I eat the last piece of cake?
Can I visit my friends this weekend?

Yes, you can.


No, you can't.

Can I go to the mall?


Can I ride your bike?
Can I play soccer with you?
Can I drink a little bit of your water?
Can I buy that?
Can I fill you bottle?
Can I annoy you?
Can I go to your house?
Can I borrow your phone?
Can I sleep over?
Can I shoot people?

My eyes are burning.

S
help!
Are you coming?
I am with you mom.
Is there anyone else in the house?
Do you have brothers or sister?
Is you mom consious.
I am here to help.
Thank you very much.
You are my hero.

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Simple past
-O passado que começa e termina no passado
-É mencionado quando aconteceu

-to be: was/were


-there was (havia = existia)
-there were(havia = existia)
-regular verbs (ed)
-irregular verbs

Infinitive Past
to work worked
to like liked
to hate hated
to play played
to study studied

to do did
to make made
to fly flew
to swim swom
to go went
to cut cut
to hit hit
to read (rid) read (réd)

I was rich.
You were at the supermarket.
He was at the mall.
She was at home.
It was at the park.
We were hungry.
You were happy.
They were at school.

I was not rich.


You were not at the supermarket.
He wasn't at the mall.
She wasn't at home.
It wasn't at the park.
We weren't hungry.
You weren't happy.
They weren't at school.

was not = wasn't


were not = weren't

Was I rich?
Were you at the supermarket?
Was he at the mall?
Was she at home?
Was it at the park?
Were we hungry?
Were you happy?
Were they at school?

Yes/No

somewhat
so so
more or less
sometimes

some- algum, alguns


affirmative
questions (offering)

any - nenhum, algum


negative
questions
I have some apples. (affirmative)
Do you have any apples? (Question)
I don't have any apples. (negative)

I have no apples.

I have some toys.


Do you want some pizza?

I don't have any video games


Do you have any video game?

some
something - alguma coisa
someone - alguém
somebody - alguém
sometime - um pouco de tempo
somewhere - algum lugar

any
anything - qualquer coisa
anyone - qualquer um
anybody - qualquer pessoa
anytime - a qualquer momento
anywhere - qualquer lugar

no - não
nothing - nada
no one - ninguém
nobody - ninguém
nowhere - em lugar nenhum
OBS: sempre em frases afirmativas (com conotação negativa)

I don't have anything - Eu não tenho nada


I have nothing - Eu não tenho nada

She is somewhere here.


She can be anywhere
She is nowhere here.

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Unit 4
page 44 - Vocabulary

to write - escrever
to read - ler
to listen - escutar/ouvir
to speak - falar, capacidade de falar

country - pais
countries - paises

I like you.
I like you, too.

I like you.
I also like you.

animals - animais
pets - animais doméstivos, de estimação
wild animals- animais selvagens

Eu falo dele
I talk about him

Aquele carro é dele


That car is his

His car is blue

Subject Object
Pronous Pronouns
I me
You you
He him
She her
It it
We us
You you
They them

I like her.
I like you.
I like him.
I like them.
You like her.
She likes me.
She likes us.
He likes us.
We like them.
We like you.
They like me.
They like him

Adjective Possessive
Pronouns Pronouns
my (noun) mine
your (noun) yours
his (noun) his
her (noun) hers
its (noun) its
our (noun) ours
your (noun) yours
their (noun) theirs

My house is white.
The white house is mine.
Her computer is nice.
The nice computer is hers

present
gift

My house is blue.

My car is fast.
Mine is expensive.

My house is white.
Mine is white.

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office - escritório
living room - sala de estar
bedroom - quarto

I used to - Eu costumava

I study in my bedroom, too.

I have a table and a chair in my room, too.


I also have a table and a chair in my room..

I also study in my room.


I also play soccer on the yard.

Regular verbs (ed)

to work worked
to walk walked
to sleep sleeped
to play played
to study studied
to try tried
to fly flied
to use used

Irregular verbs

to do did
to make made
to see saw
to go went
to cut cut
to hit hit
to read (rid) read (réd)

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page 50
Ex 2 Simple past (regular verbs)

help wanted - Ajuda necessária, precisa-se de ajuda

to want - querer
wanted - queria, procurado

what's the meaning of it?

the hells gate

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Unit 5
page 50
Ex 3 Vocabulary

Furniture - móveis, mobília


appliances - eletrodomésticos
sofa - sofá
couch - sofá
carpet - tapete
rug - tapete
toilet - privada, vaso sanitário, banheiro
shelf - prateleira
shelves - prateleiras
wardrobe - armário
dresser - gaveteiro, cômoda
cupboard - armário aéreo
TV
Video game
Microwave - microondar
air conditioning - ar condicionado
fan - ventiladors
mirror - espelho
courtins - cortinas
lamp - abajour

What is there is your house?


There is a carpet in the toilet.
There is a couch in the livingroom
There is a wardrobe in the bathroom.
There are shelves in the bedroom.
There is a toilet in the bathroom.
There are cupboars in the kitchen.
There is a carpet in the toilet.
There is a closet in the bedroom.

There is a sofa in the garage.


There is a carpet in the bedroom.
There is a wardrobe in the dining room.
There ia a toilet in the bathroom.
There is a cubboard in the hall.
There is an air condiotioning in the balcony.
There is a video game in the closet.
There are shelves in the livingroom.

There is a stove in the kitchen


There is
There is
There is

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store - loja

to store - guardar, armazenar

fun - divertido
funny - engraçado

drums

noise - barulho
noisy - barulhento
loud - alto
well done - bem feito
fancy - chique, rebuscado
cozy - aconchegante
beautiful
relaxing

fairly um pouco

quite muito
very muito
so muito, mais do que eu esperava
too muito, de mais
really muito, realmente

pretty muito, mas poderia ser mais


0.My kitchen is very small.

1.My bedroom is quite clean.

2.My sofa is not very confortable.

3.My home is very cozy.

Phrasal verbs (verbo com duas ou mais palavras)


to pick up
to get up
to wake up
to work out

Homework
-Procurar os 100 Phrasal verbs mais utilizados no inglês.
-Imprimir essa lista

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Haver = existir (tem)


There is
There are

There was
There were

There were four rooms.


There was a big TV.

as _____ as -> tão ___ quanto

You are as intelligente as your sister

I played soccer yesterday.


You worked yesterday.
She studied yesterday.
He went to the park yesterday
We made a cake yesterday.
They ate pizza yesterday.

I didn't play soccer yesterday.


You didn't work yesterday.
She didn't study yesterday.
He didn't go to the park yesterday
We didn't make a cake yesterday.
They didn't eat pizza yesterday.
didn't = did not

garage sale

We talked to the local people.


We didn't talk to the local people.

I enjoyed the car ride.


I didn't enjoy the car ride.

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amazed- maravilhado
amazing - maravilhoso
annoyed - encomodado
annoying - chata, irritante
bored - intediado
boring - intediante
interested - interessado
interesting - in teressante
relaxed - relaxado
relaxing - relaxante

Ex 7, 8, 9, 10

We were talking about the past

1. I am never bored when I play video game.

I visited Paris last month.


I went there with my family.
We saw the Eiffil Tower.
I liked the food.
I didn't like peopple there.
The traffic was boring.
We saw a famous Soccer team, it was esxciting.
The Eiffil Tower was amazing.
The archtecture in Paris was interesting.
The street vendorswere annoying.

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I need to - Eu preciso
I have to - Eu tenho que

I want - Eu quero
to learn - aprender

quick - rápido (pouco tempo)


fast - ráído (alta velocidade)

all - tudo, todo


all right

with - com
without - sem

They listen loud music without headphones.


They are annoying.
They are rude.

Teenagers have problems with tecnology.


Too much tecnology is a bad thing.
The don't socialize, they don't go outside.
They play too many games that kill people, but they don't play games that help
people or the comunity.

inside - do lado de dentro


outside - do lado de fora

Why?
Because they can treat all the teenagers the same way.
Because they can't get to know them.
Because they just have one way of thinking.

rat - rato

annoying
together

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Unit 6
page 56 - reading
PS. já vimos o vídeo

I like talking to my friends.


I like chating to my friends.
I like texting to my friends.
I like to talk to my friends.

I like cooking with my friends.


I like playing with my friends.
I like watching movies with my friends.
I like studying with my friends.
I like talking to my friends.
I like going to the Cinema with my friends.

the movies
the cinema
the movie theater

a pet - um animal de estimação


to pet - fazer carinho

friends
best friends
siblings
brothers
sisters
cousins
classmates
roommates
workmates
mates

I like watching movies with a friend from school.


I love going for a walk with my best friend.
I hate studying with my relatives
I enjoy hanging out with my pet.

habg out - dar uma volta com pessoas


go out - sair, dar uma volta

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page 58 grammar

I worked last week.


I played last week.
I studied last week.

I didn't work last week.


I didn't play last week.
I didn't study last week.

Did you work last week?


Did you play last week?
Did you study last week?
I had a pet
You had a pet
He had a pet
She had a pet
It had a pet
We had a pet
They had a pet

I didn't have a pet


You didn't have a pet
He didn't have a pet
She didn't have a pet
It didn't have a pet
We didn't have a pet
They didn't have a pet

Joe's operations didn't go well.

The doctor didn't think he could get better.

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Unit 6
page 58
Ex 6 Vocabulary

Simple past
I was at the supermarket yesterday.
SHe was at the park last night.
We were at the library two days ago.
They were at the mall last weekend.

Time expressions
yesterday
last night
last evening
last afternoon
last morning
last week
last weekend
last month
last years
two days ago
three days ago
five months ago
six years ago
in 2012
last Summer

Infinitive Past
to leave left
to go went
days ago
weeks ago
months ago
years ago

I was at home 7 hours ago.


I was at Portugal one year ago.
I was at trampoline one week ago.
I was at Parana two years ago.
I was at RS eight years ago.

I read abook two months ago.


I played soccer five years ago.
I went to bed thirteen hours ago.
I went to sleep thirteen hours ago.
I studied seven days ago.
I went to the court to play volleyball four day ago.
I ate lunch three hours ago.

dezembro 2023 - last year 2022


dezembro 2023 - a years ago dezembro 2022

watched TV

I went to SP
I drove to Rio de Janeiro
I went to the Movies
I went to the movie theater
I went to the Cinema

I played soccer.

I read a book
I wrote a letter.
I took the bus.
I flew to RJ.
I made a cake.
I rode my bike.
I ate a pizza.
I drunk orange juice.
I found a wallet.
I cut the grass.
I spent money.
I won a competition.
I spoke to my friends.
I left Mundo do Saber two years ago.
I sold my computer three months ago.
I broke my phone four years ago.

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Unit 6
page 59
Ex 10
Subtitle - legenda

João's car
João's brother
My mother's mom
My friend's father/dad

nouns - substantivo

Possessive Possessive
adjective Pronouns
My (noun) Mine.
Your (noun) Yours.
His (noun) His.
Her (noun) Hers.
Its (noun) Its.
Our (noun) Ours.
Your (noun) Yours.
Their (noun) Theirs.

My house is big.
Your car is blue.
His bike is expensive.

The big house is mine.


The blue car is yours.
The expensive bike is his.

The big house is my house.

Is that blue car yours?


No, mine is white.
No, my car is white.

Double genitive

noun + of + possessive pronoun


(mine, yours, his, hers, ours, yours, theirs)

noun + of + possessive adjective + noun/name + 's


(my, your, his, her, our, your, their)

our friend
a friend of ours
a shirt of mine
a book of my mom's

to lend - emprestar
to borrow - pegar emprestado

to run
to jogg
to walk
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Ex 2

She fixed her bike.

She didn't fix her bike.


She did not fix her bike.

Did she fix her bike?


Yes, she did./ No, she didn't.

When did she fix her bike?


She fixed her bike yesterday.

Wh questions/Wh words
What Qual/O que
Which Qual (opções)
Why Por que? -> Because (Porque)
Where Onde
When Quando
Who Quem

How Como
How old Qual a idade
How much Quanto
How many Quantos
How often Com que frequência

apple - maça
pineapple - abacaxi

Why did you go to the doctor?


Because I had a headache.

to write - escrever

to think - pensar, achar


thought

Days of the week


Monday

day - dia
week - semana
weekend - final de semana
month - mês
year - ano

to fix fixed
to walk walked
to worked worked
to play played

to write wrote
to make made
to go went

I went to the beach yesterday.


I didn't go to the beach yesterday.
Did you go to the beach yesterday?
Yess, I did./ No, I didn't.

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Unit 6
page 61

Write 10 questions.
Did you _______ yesterday?

Did you play soccer yesterday?


Yes, I did.
No, I didn't.

soup - sopa
soap - sabão

I ate chicken soup.


I didn't eat chicken soup.
Did you eat chicken soup?

to sail

I did my homework last week.

I played soccer yesterday.


I didn't play soccer yesterday.

Did you play soccer yesterday?

What's the meaning of ________?


What does ______ means?

That's odd
The music is odd.

odd numbers - números ímpares


even numbers - números pares
Did you play soccer yesterday?
Yes, I did.
No, I didn't.

Where did you play soccer ?


I played soccer at Sesc.

to watch watched
to play played
to work worked
to kiss kissed
to relax relaxed

to go went
to do did
to make made
to buy bough
to think thought
to teache tought
to read (rid) read (réd)

It's time to leave


I have to leave

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Unit 6

Exercises
page 64 and 35

Shall = will

to share - compartilhar
shared - compartilhado

lessons
classes

to book - agendar, reservar

before - antes
after - depois

I'm afraid I didn't do the homework.


I'm afraid I can't go to class with you.
I'm afraid I can't play soccer with you guys today.
to let know - avisar

If you have any questions let me know.

Introdiction
Introduce yourself
(Se apresente)

Hi, I am Fernando, I am 35 years old.


I live in Palhoça. I am from RS.
I am a teacher.
I like to read books and watch videos on youtube.

to start - começar
to finish - terminar

Furniture - móveis, mobília


appliances - eletrodoméstivos
eletronics - equipamentos eletrônicos

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yes/no questions
Do you have a car?
Yes, I do.
Yes.
Yes, I have a Ferrari.

I think so - Eu acho que sim


I don't think so - Eu acho que sim
maybe - talvez

Do You have a car?

Do We have a car?
Do You have a car?
Do They have a car?

Does he have a car?


Does she have a car?
Does it have a car?

Unit 7
Function
-Giving advice
-talking about obligations/lack of obligation
-asking for repetition and clarification
Grammar
-have to/don't have to
-should to/shouldn't to
-must not vs don't have to

Vocabulary
-gadgets
-housework
-expressions with "like"

I thik a computer is very cool.


I think this camera is old
I think this e-reader is nice

I would choose the computer.


It's important because you can play games.

I would like
I would do
I would play

There is - tem
There are - tem

o fix - consertar

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Unit 7
Page 66
Ex 6

What's the meaning of ______ ?


(Qual o significado de ____ ?)

What does ______ mean?


(O que ______ significa?)

to look for - procurar


to research - pesquisar

to write - escrever
wrote - escreveu

to - partícula do infinitivo, ele incica que o verbo não está sendo conjugado

a/an - um, uma


a house, a car, a dog
an elephant, an orange, an apartment
a universe

to have - ter
I have an apartment.
I have a house

have to - ter que/devo


don't have to - não tenho que/não devo

I have to study
You have to study
We have to study
They have to study

He has to study
She has to study
It has to study

I don't have to study


You don't have to study
We don't have to study
They don't have to study

He doesn't have to study


She doesn't have to study
It doesn't have to study

Do I have to study?
Do you have to study?
DO we have to study?
Do they have to study?

Does he have to study?


Does she have to study?
Does it have to study?

to live - viver, morar


to leave - partir, sair

have to
has to

don't have to
doesn't have to

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Ex 5
Eletronics
Tecnology
appliances

Adverbs of Frequency
Never > Sometimes > Often > Always
0%.......50%.........70%......100%

Always Sempre
Often Frequentemente
Sometimes As vezes
Never Nunca

always 100% Sempre


usually 90% usualmente
generally 80% Geralmente
normally 80% Normalmente
frequently 70% Frequentemente
often 70% Frequentemente
sometimes* 30-70% As vezes
occasionally 30% Ocasionalmente
seldom 20% Raramente
hardly ever 20% Raramente
rarely 10% Raramente
almost never 5% Quase nunca
Never 0% Nunca

-Adverbios de frequência aparecem depois do "verb to be"


-Adverbios de frequência aparecem antes de outros verbos

I am always happy.
I frequently eat apples.

How often do you ________?


(Com que frequêmcia você ______?)

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Ex 10

Modal verbs
Can - poder
Could - poderia
Should - deveria
have to - tem que
Must - deve/dever

I should
I shouldn't (should not)
Should you
to play
to go
to study

I play
I go
I study

I don't play
I don't go
I don't study

D you play?
Do you go?
Do you study?

should - deveria (é uma boa ideia)


shouldn't - não deveria (não é uma boa ideia)

-Geralmente utilizamos "should" para dar conselhos.

eye drop

I like chocolate.
YOu are like your father.

I am sure - Eu tenho certeza


I am not sure - eu não tenho certeza

have to - tem que

must - deve/deveria

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Grammar Ex 04

can - poder
can't - não poder
should - deveria
shouldn't - não deveria

don't have to - It's not necessary.


mustn't - Don't do it! I am telling you not to!

I have to respect my teacher.


I don't have to take the bus to school.

I must brush my teeth every day.


I mustn't fight with friends.

deep - profundo
shallow - raso

do the laundry - lavar roupa


wash the clothes - lavar roupa

do the dishes - lavar louça


wash the dishes - lavar louça

Child - criança
Children - crianças

kid
kids

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Page 72
Reading

Exprressions
Sorry?
(Say that again.)

What do you mean?


(What are you trying to say?)

Like what?
(Give me an example.)

time - tempo
times - vezes

once (one time)


twice (two times)
three times
four times
five times

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Ex 3 reading

Bus
Walking
Bike

Uber
Taxy
take a ride - pegar carona

It's fast
It's cheap
YOu deppend on someone
It's too much responsability to another person
Maybe you have to pay the fuel

Take a skuter

Go by skating

Don't go to classes until the car is fixed.


YOu can miss the exams and the content.

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to play
to do
to go

to practice

I play soccer
I play basketball
I play volleyball
I play tennis
I play ping pont

I do Boxe
I do Karate
I do Jiu Jitsu
I do Kung fu
I do Yoga

I go riding
I go swiming
I go running
I go sailing

I practice soccer
I practice Jiu Jitsu
I practice sailing

that makes sense.

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Past continuous
Subject + was/were + gerund (ing)

Affirmative sentences
I was studying.
You were watching TV.
He was riding his bike.
She was working
It was eating.
We were drinking juice.
They were sleeping.

I/He/She/It was

We/You/They were

were (uâr) - passado do "to be"


Where (uér) - onde

Negative sentences
I was not studying.
You were not watching TV.
He wasn't riding his bike.
She wasn't working
It wasn't eating.
We weren't drinking juice.
They weren't sleeping.

I/He/She/It wasn't (was not)

We/You/They weren't (were not)

Questions
Was I studying?
Were you watching TV?
Was he riding his bike?
Was she working?
Was it eating?
Were we drinking juice?
Were they sleeping?

Were you watching TV?


Yes, I was.
No, I wasn't.

Was he riding his bike?


Yes, he was.
No, he wasn't.

were you doing


was waiting
was raining

swiming - nadar
diving - mergulhar (salto)
scooba diving - mergulho com cilindro
snorkling - megulho sem cilindro
sailing
snowbording
skiing
volleyball

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Ex 7

to play
to do
to go

to practice

I play soccer
I play basketball
I play volleyball
I play tennis
I play ping pont

I do Boxe
I do Karate
I do Jiu Jitsu
I do Kun
I do Yoga

I go riding
I go swimming
I go running
I go sailing

I practice soccer
I practice Jiu Jitsu
I practice sailing

Soccer is fun
Soccer is great

Swimming is easy
Swiming is nice

American Futbal is dangerous

Tennis is not cheap


Teenis is expenssive

I need
You need

He needs
She needs
It needs

I play
He plays

body skills
skills

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to spoil - apodrecer, estragar


spoiled - estragado, mimado

1 morning, afternoon, evening, night


2 yesterday, today, tomorrow, next week
3 Monday,
4 wake up, go to school,
5
6

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

When we telll a story we use past.


Simple past - eventos que começaram e terminaram no passado
Past continuous - eventos que acontenceram no passado e foram interropidos

Simple past
-Ação que começou e terminou no passado
-precisamos falar quando aconteceu

I worked yesterday
You played soccer yesterday
He studied yesterday
She walked at the par yesterday

It ate its food yesterday


We went to schoo yesterday
You drunk soda yesterday
They bought a car yesterday

Negative
I didn't work yesterday
You didn't play soccer yesterday
He didn't studi yesterday
She didn't walk at the par yesterday

It didn't eat its food yesterday


We didn't go to schoo yesterday
You didn't drink soda yesterday
They didn't buy a car yesterday

didn't = did not

Continuação
Siple past vs Past continuous

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When - quando
While - enquanto

I was studying
She was working
We were eatting
They were playing soccer

I was studying when my mom called me.

They where working when I bought my new shoes.

I was
He was
She waas
It was

We were
you were
They were

1- hit
was watching

2. was sailing
saw

3. was chasing
fell

4.looked
was snowing

Eu estava nadando quando a menina gritou

A menina gritou enquanto eu estava nadando.


Antes de Simple past: when
Antes de Past continuous: while

Past continuous Simple past


I was watching TV _______ the dog barked.
I was watching TV when the dog barked.

Simple past Past continuous


I played gold _____ my son was sleeping.
I played gold while my son was sleeping.

coffe
see

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wild animal
pet

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Adjectives Comparatives Superlatives


big bigger the biggest
small smaller the smallest
strong stronger the strongest
weak weaker the weakest
tall taller the tallest
short shorter the shortest

intelligent more intelligent the most intelligent


beautiful more beautiful the most beautiful
expensive more expensive the most expensive
confortable more confortable

good better the best


bad worse the worst
far farther/further

The house is big.


My house is bigger than your house.
My house is the biggest in this block.
than - do que
then - então
them - eles, deles

to care - se importar
to take care - cuidar
careful - cuidadoso
be careful - tenha cuidado, seja cuidadoso

ocean - oceano
sea - mar
wave - onda

big bigger than


high higher that
hot hotter than
nice nicer than

dangerous more dangerous than


beautiful more beautiful than
difficult more difficult than
exciting more exciting than

far farther/further than

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to look - olhar
to look for - procurar
to shout - gritar

to show - mostrar, apresentar

Modal verb
should - deveria

I can play soccer


I can eat pizza
I can read
I can study for the exam
I can swim
I can drive a car
I can run very fast
I can fly plane

I can not play soccer


I can't eat pizza
I can't read
I can't study for the exam
I can't swim
I can't drive a car
I can't run very fast
I can't fly plane

Can I go to the toilet?


Can you drive?
Can you swim?
Can you study at night?

How do you spell computer?

c o m p u t e r

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bad worse than the worst

to call - ligar, chamar


to phone - ligar

I hoppe you enjoyed the class.


See you next time.
B-bye!

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Put subtitles

spy - espião
street - rua
avenue - avenida

to lend - emprestar
to borrow - pegar emprestado

I learned a lot of things today.


I didn't learn a lot of things today.
What did you learn?

question - pergunta
answer - resposta

to ask - perguntar
to answer - responder

baker - assador, padeiro


to bake - assar (coisas moles)

to roast - assar (coisas duras)


to grill - grelhar

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Future
-will (probable)
-to be going to (intention)
-present continuous (routine, schadule)

I will study math. (maybe, I guess)


I am going to study math.
I am studying math this afternoon.

Spoken English
The bus will leave at 13h00 PM.
The bus is going to leave at 13h00 PM.
The bus is leaving at 13h00 PM.

I will play soccer with friends.


I am going to play soccer with friesnds.
I am playing soccer with friesnds.

Subject + to be + going to + verb (infinitive)


I am going to play soccer
You are going to study math
She is going to walk
He is going to practice jiu jitsu
It is going to eat.
We are going to sleep.
You are going to travel to NY.
They are going to swim.

Haverá = existirá (terá)


There is going to
There are going to

There is going to be a swimming pool in my house.


There ar going to have three toilets in my house.

Negative
I am not going to play soccer
You aren't going to study math
She isn't going to walk
He isn't going to practice jiu jitsu
It isn't going to eat.
We aren't going to sleep.
You aren't going to travel to NY.
They aren't going to swim.

Am I going to play soccer?


Are you going to study math?
Is she going to walk?
Is he going to practice jiu jitsu?
Is it going to eat?
Are we going to sleep?
Are you going to travel to NY?
Are they going to swim?

? - question mark

A concert hall is a place where you listen to a concert

A gym is place where you work out/exercise.

A shopping mall is a big buiding where you buy things.

A bus station is a place whre you can take the bus.

A Police station is a place where the police officers work.

a post office is a place where you send and take the letters/packs.

A sport stadium is a place where you watch a game.

A parking garage is a place where you park your car.

parking garage - estacionamento


parking lot - estacionamento

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