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INGLES RUI VENTURA

[INGLÊS]

Adama Dabó
LESSON NUMBER 1
SUMMARY: NAMES

What is your name?

What´s your name?
My name is Adam
It´s Adam
FULL NAME X COMPLETE NAME
Johnathan Smith Peterson.

First name Middle name Last name

Christian name Family name
Fore name Sure name

Rui Basila Nevar da Silva Ventura.

FULL NAME
What´s your full name?
My full name is Adam Dabó.
It´s Adama Dabó.

What´s your full name?

My full name is Adam Dabó.
It´s Adama Dabó.

What´s your full name?

My full name is Johnathan Smith Peterson.
It´s Johnathan Smith Peterson.

COMPLETE NAME
What´s your complete name?
My complete name is Johnathan Smith Peterson.
It´s Johnathan Smith Peterson.

FIRST NAME
What´s your first name?
My first name is Johnathan.
It´s Johnathan.

CHRISTIAN NAME
What´s your Christian name?
My Christian name is Johnathan.
It´s Johnathan.

FORE NAME
What´s your Fore name?
My Fore name is Johnathan.
It´s Johnathan.

MIDDLE NAME
What´s your middle name?
My middle name is Smith.
It´s Smith.
LAST NAME
What´s your Last name?
My Last name is Peterson.
It´s Peterson.

FAMILY NAME
What´s your Family name?
My Family name is Peterson.
It´s Peterson.

SURE NAME
What´s your Sure name?
My Sure name is Peterson.
It´s Peterson.

LESSON NUMBAR 2
SUMMARY: INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCING YOURSELF AND OTHER PEOPLE

INTRODUCING YOURSELF - A APRESENTAR-SE:

Hi Hi, my name is Adam.
Oi Oi, o meu nome é Adam.
Hello Hello, my name is Adam.
Olá Olá, o meu nome é Adam.
I am / I´m Hi/Hello, i m Adam
Eu sou Oi/Olá, sou Adam.
Nice to meet you!
prazer em conhecê-lo

HI, i am Paul. What´s your name?

Oi, eu sou Paul. qual é o seu nome?
My name is Mike.
meu nome é Mike.
Nice to meet you, Mike.
Prazer em conhecê-lo, Mike.
Nice to meet you too Paul.
Prazer em conhecê-lo também, Paul.

Nice to meet you

prazer em conhecê-lo.
Glad to meet you
prazer conhecê-lo
Pleased to meet you
feliz em conhecê-la
It´s pleasure to meet you
É um prazer conhecê-lo

INTRODUCING OTHER PEOPLE - APRESENTANDO OUTRAS PESSOAS:

John this is Sarah Nice to meet you John
John esta é a Sarah Prazer em conhecê-lo, John.
Sarah this is John Nice to meet you too Sarah
 Sarah este é o John Prazer em conhecê-lo também, Sarah.

FRASES ÚTEIS
Let me introduce you to my (friend/brother)
Deixe-me apresentá-lo ao meu (amigo/ irmão)
This is my (friend/brother)
Este é o meu (amigo/irmão)

Hi mike good morning

Oi mike bom dia
Hello Bill good morning
Olá Bill bom dia
Mike, let me introduce you to my friend Ted
Mike, deixa-me apresentar-te ao meu amigo Ted
Ted this is Mike, Mike this is Ted
Ted este é o Mike, Mike este é o Ted
Nice to meet you Ted
Prazer em conhecer você Ted
It´s a pleasure to meet you Mike
É um prazer conhecê-lo Mike

LESSON NUMBER 03
SUMMARY: CLASS 3 - GREETINGS

INFORMAL GREETINGS- SAUDAÇÕES

Hi-Oi
Hello - Olá
Good morning - Bom dia
Good afternoon – Boa Tarde
Good evening – Boa Noite
SAYING GOOD BY - DIZER ADEUS:

Good night – Boa noite

Bye – chau
See you son – Te vejo!
See you later – vejo você mais tarde
Take care – Se cuida
See you around – Vejo você por aí

FRASES ÚTEIS
I am sorry, but i have to go now.
Lamento, mas tenho de ir agora

FORMAL GREETING - SAUDAÇÕES

How are you?

como você está?
How are doing?
como você está?
How are things with you?
Como estão as coisas contigo?
How are things?
como estão as coisas?
How´s life treating you?
Como a vida está te tratando?
How are you?
como você está?
I´m pretty fine, thanks. And you
Estou muito bem, obrigado. E você
I´m fine thanks.
Eu estou bem, obrigado.

LESSON NUMBER 04
SUMMARY: CLASS 4- GREEDINGS
1 Greeting
Very - muito Fine - bem
I´m Pretty - muito Well - bem
Quite – muito Good – bom

Great - otimo So so – mais ou menos

I´m Fantastic - fantastico I´m
Not bad – nada mal Not very well – não muito bem

2 Greeting
Thanks - obrigado
Thanks you – obrigado voce

2 Greeting
And you? - E você?
How about you? - E quanto a você?
What about you? - E quanto a você?
How are you? - Como está?
How are you
Como está?
Fine thanks, and you
Muito obrigado, e você
How are you doind?
como está
I am pretty fine, thanks you how about you?
Estou muito bem, obrigado e você?
How are thinks?
Como é que estão as coisas?
Not bad, thanks. How are you?
Nada mal, obrigado. como vai?

Dialogue

Hello, John good evening

Olá, John boa noite
Hello, Chris, good evening. How are you doing
Olá, Chris, boa noite. Como você está fazendo
I´m fine thanks. And you
Eu estou bem, obrigado. E você
Not bad thanks.
Não é mau, obrigado.
Chris, let me introduce you to my friend bill
Chris, deixa-me apresentar-te ao meu amigo Bill
Bill this is Chris, Chris the is Bill
Bill este é Chris, Chris é Bill
It´s pleasure to meet you Bill
É um prazer conhecê-lo Bill
Glad to meet you Chris
Fico feliz em conhecê-lo Chris
People, I am sorry, but I have to go now good bye Bill.
Pessoal, desculpem, mas tenho de ir agora, adeus Bill.
See you tomorrow john
Vejo você amanhã John
Bye bye, take care
Tchau tchau, tome cuidado
See you son. Bye!
Até mais, filho. Adeus!

LESSON NUMBER O5
SUMMARY: OCCUPTIONS

Occuption x profession
.
He is an actor
ele é um ator
She is an actress
ela é uma atriz
He is an architect
ele é um arquiteto
He is an astronauta
Ele é um astronauta
He is a baker
Ele é um padeiro
He is a bricklayer
Ele é um pedreiro
He is a butcher
Ele é um açougueiro
She is a cashier
Ela é uma caixa
He is a cook
Ele é um cozinheiro
He is a dentist
Ele é um dentista
He is a doctor
ele é um médico
They are drivers
Eles são motoristas
He is an electrician
Ele é um eletricista
He is an engineer
ele é um engenheiro
He is a firemen
Ele é um bombeiro
He is an gardener
Ele é um jardineiro
He is a lawyer
ele é um advogado
He is a mechanic
Ele é um mecânico
She is a nurse
ela é uma enfermeira
He is a painter
Ele é um pintor
He is a plumber
Ele é um encanador
He is a police officer
Ele é um policial
He is a realtor
Ele é um corretor de imóveis
She is a secretary or receptionist
Ela é secretária ou recepcionista
He is a student
ele é um estudante
She a teacher
Ela é professora
She is a waitress and he is a waiter
Ela é uma garçonete e ele é um garçom

Occupation x profession
I am a
I am an
LESSON NUMBER 6
SUMMARY: OCCUPATION OR PROFESSION

What´s your occupation?

Qual é a sua ocupação?
I am a actor
Eu sou um médico
What do you do?
o que você faz?
I act in movies and plays.
Atuo em filmes e peças.
What´s your occupation?
Qual é a sua ocupação?
I am cook
Sou cozinheiro
What do you do?
o que você faz?
I prepare and cook dishes
Eu preparo e cozinho pratos
What´s your occupation?
Qual é a sua ocupação?
I am a doctor
eu sou um médico
What do you do?
o que você faz?
I treat people
eu trato as pessoas
What´s your occupation?
Qual é a sua ocupação?
I am police officer
Eu sou policial
What do you do?
o que você faz?
I help and protect people
Eu ajudo e protejo as pessoas
What´s your occupation?
Qual é a sua ocupação?
I am a secretary
Eu sou um secretário
What do you do?
o que você faz?
I answer the phone and talk to people.
Eu atendo o telefone e falo com as pessoas.
What´s your occupation?
Qual é a sua ocupação?
I am student
Sou uma estudante
What do you do?
o que você faz?
I go to school and study
Eu vou para a escola e estudo
What´s your occupation?
Qual é a sua ocupação?
I am a waiter
sou empregado de mesa
What do you do?
o que você faz?
I serve people in restaurants.
Eu sirvo pessoas em restaurantes.
What´s your occupation?
Qual é a sua ocupação?
I am a realtor
Eu sou um corretor de imóveis
What do you do?
o que você faz?
I help people buy, sell or rent houses or apartments.
Ajudo as pessoas a comprar, vender ou alugar casas ou apartamentos.

Verbs
To act – agir, atuar
To prepare – preparer
To cook – cozinhar
To treat – tartar
To help – ajudar
To answer – responder
To talk – conversar
To study – estudar
To serve – server
To sell – vender
To rent – alugar
LESSON NUMBER 7
SUMMARY. COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES

Countries and nationalities

Where are you from?

De onde você é?
I am from Argentina.
Eu sou da Argentina.
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
I am from Brazil.
eu sou do Brasil.
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
I am from Canada.
Eu sou do Canadá.
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
I am from China.
Eu sou da China.
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
I am from England.
Eu sou da Inglaterra.
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
I am from Germany.
eu sou da Alemanha.
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
I am from Italy
Eu sou da Itália
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
I ama from Japan
Eu sou do Japão
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
I am from Portugal
Sou de Portugal
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
I am from Spain.
Eu sou da Espanha.
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
I am from the USA
Eu sou dos EUA
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
I am from Greece
Eu sou da Grécia
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
I am from Holland
eu sou da Holanda
Where are you from?
De onde você é?
I am from Norway
Eu sou da Noruega
Where are form?
De onde você é?
I am from Mexico
Eu sou do México

What city are from?

De que cidade é?
I am from a city called buenos Aires
Eu sou de uma cidade chamada Buenos Aires.
What city are from?
De que cidade é?
I am from a city called Toronto
Eu sou de uma cidade chamada Toronto
What city are from?
De que cidade é?
I am from a city called Beijing
Eu sou de uma cidade chamada Pequim
What city are from?
De que cidade é?
I am from a city called London
Eu sou de uma cidade chamada Londres
What city are from?
De que cidade é?
I am from a city called Paris
What city are from?
Eu sou de uma cidade chamada Paris
De que cidade é?
I am from a city called Berlin
Eu sou de uma cidade chamada Berlim
What city are from?
De que cidade é?
I am from a city called Rome
Eu sou de uma cidade chamada Roma
What city are from?
De que cidade é?
I am from a city called Tokyo
Eu sou de uma cidade chamada Tóquio
What city are from?
De que cidade é?
I am from a city called Lisbon
Sou de uma cidade chamada Lisboa
What city are from?
De que cidade é?
I am from a city called Malaga
Eu sou de uma cidade chamada Málaga
What city are from?
De que cidade é?
I am from a city called New yourk
Eu sou de uma cidade chamada New yourk
What city are from?
De que cidade é?
I am from a city called Porto
Sou de uma cidade chamada Porto

LESSON NUMBER 8
SUMMARY: COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES II

What´s your nationalities?

Qual é a sua nacionalidade?
I am Argentinean.
Eu sou argentino
What´s your nationalities?
Qual é a sua nacionalidade?
I am Brazilian.
eu sou brasileiro.
What´s your nationalities?
Qual é a sua nacionalidade?
I am Canadian.
Eu sou um canadense.
What´s your nationalities?
Qual é a sua nacionalidade?
I am Chinese.
Eu sou um chinês.
What´s your nationalities?
Qual é a sua nacionalidade?
I am English.
Eu sou o inglês.
What´s your nationalities?
Qual é a sua nacionalidade?
I am French.
eu sou francês.
What´s your nationalities?
Qual é a sua nacionalidade?
I am German.
Eu sou o alemão.
What´s your nationalities?
Qual é a sua nacionalidade?
I am Italian.
Eu sou o italiano.
What´s your nationalities?
Qual é a sua nacionalidade?
I am Japanese.
Eu sou um japonês.
What´s your nationalities?
Qual é a sua nacionalidade?
I am Portuguese.
sou português.
What´s your nationalities?
Qual é a sua nacionalidade?
I am Spanish.
eu sou espanhol.
What´s your nationalities?
Qual é a sua nacionalidade?
I am American.
eu sou americano.

Pronomes possessive

I - Eu
You - tu/vocé
He - ele
She - ela
It - neutron
We - nós
You - vocês
They – eles /elas neutro

I am Japanese
Eu sou japonês
You are Brazilian
você é brasileiro
He is American
ele é americano
She is English
ela é Inglesa
We are Spanish
Nós somos espanhóis
They are German
Eles são alemães

What´s his name?

Como se chama ele?
His name is Paul.
Seu nome é Paul
What´s her name?
qual é o nome dela
Her name his Sarah
O nome dela é Sarah

Takashi Nagoya – Japanese

Brigitte lyon – Frensh
What´s his name?
Como se chama ele?
his name is Takashi
O nome dele é Takashi
What´s city is he from?
De que cidade é ele?
He is from Nagoya
Ele é de Nagoya
What´s his nationality
Qual é a sua nacionalidade
He is japanese
Ele é japonês
What´s her name?
qual é o nome dela
Her name is Brigitte
O nome dela é Brigitte
What´s city is she from?
De que cidade é ela?
She is from lyon
Ela é de lyon
What´s her nationality
Qual é a sua nacionalidade
She is French
ela é francesa
LESSON NUMBER 9
SUMMARY: ALPHABETICAL

A B C D
(EI) (BÍ) (CÍ) (DÍ)

E F G H
(Í) (ÉF) (DGÍ) (ÉIDJ)

I J K L
(Í) (DJÊI) (KÊI) (ÉL)
 M N O P
(ÉM) (ÉN) (ÔU) (PÍ)

Q R S T
(KÍU) (ÁR) (ÉS) (TÍ)

U V W X
(IUÚ) (VÍ) (DÓBOL-IU) (EKS)

Y Z
(UÁI) (ZÍ)

How do you spell it?

Como se escreve isso?
How do you spell ventura?
Como se escreve Ventura?
How do you spell your last name?
Como se escreve o sobrenome?
Can you spell your last name, please.
Você pode soletrar seu sobrenome, por favor.

What´s your last name?

qual é o seu apelido?
My last name is Williams
Meu sobrenome é Williams
How do you spell it?
Como se escreve isso?
It´s W I L L I A M S.
Ele é W L L L A M S.

What´s her last name?

Qual é o sobrenome dela?
Her last name is Zellweger.
O apelido dela é Zellweger.
How do you spell Zellweger?
Como se escreve Zellweger?
It´s Z E L L W E G E R.
Ele é Z E L L W E G E R.
What´s his last name?
Qual é o sobrenome dele?
His last name is Roosevelt.
O apelido dele é Roosevelt.
How do you spell his last name?
Como se escreve o sobrenome dele?
It´s R O O S E V L T.
Ele é R O O S E V L T.

How do you spell Schwarzenegger?

Como se escreve Schwarzenegger?
It´s S C H W A R Z E N E G G E R.
Ele é S C H W A R Z E N E G G E R.

LESSON NUMBER 10
SUMMARY: NUMBERS

1- Zero 10- Ten

2- One 11- Eleven
3- Two 12- Twelve
4- Three 13- Thirteen
5- Four 14- Fourteen
6- Five 15- Fifteen
7- Six 16- Sixteen
8- Seven 17- Seventeen
9- Eight 18- Eighteen
10- Nine 19- Nineteen
20- Twenty 100- A/one Hundrer
30- Thirty 200- Two Hundrer
40- Forty 1000- A/one thousand
50- Fifty 2000- Two thousand
60- Sixty 100.000- One hundrer Thousand
70- Seventy 20.000- Twenty hundrer
80- Eighty 1.000.000- A/one million
90- Ninety 2.000.000- To million
21- Twenty-one 23- Twenty Thee
32- Thirty-Two 234- Two hundred thirty-four
43- Forty-three 5678- five thousand six hundred
54- fifty-four seventy-eight
65- Sixty-five
76- Seventy-six

LESSON NUMBER
SUMMARY: TELLING THE TIME
What time is it now?
00 – O´CLOCK

15 – Minutes
A QUARTER

30 – Minutes
HALF

AM. 2:00 two am.

PM. 17:00 five pm.

What time is it now?

Que horas são agora?
It´s seven five.
São sete e cinco.
It´s five past seven.
São sete e cinco.

What time is it now?

Que horas são agora?
It´s seven ten.
São sete e dez.
It´s ten past seven.
São sete e dez.

What time is it now?

Que horas são agora?
It´s seven fifteen.
São sete e quinze.
It´s fifteen past seven.
São sete e quinze.
It´s a quarter past seven.
São sete e um quarto.

What time is it now?

Que horas são agora?
It´s seven twenty- five.
São sete e vinte e cinco.
It´s twenty- five past seven.
São sete e vinte e cinco.

What time is it now?

Que horas são agora?
It´s seven thirty.
São sete e trinta
It´s thirty past seven.
São sete e trinta.
It´s half past seven.
São sete e meia.

What time is it now?

Que horas são agora?
It´s seven forty.
São sete e quarenta.
It´s twenty to eight
Ele é vinte a oito
What time is it now?
Que horas são agora?
It´s seven forty-five.
São sete e quarenta e cinco
It´s a quarter to eight
Ele é um quarto para oito
Fifteen to eight.
Quinze a oito

What time is it now?

Que horas são agora?
It´s seven fifty-five.
São sete e cinquenta e cinco
It´s five to eight.
São cinco a oito.

What time is it now?

Que horas são agora?
It´s eight O´clock.
Ele é oito horas.
LESSON NUMBER12
SUMMARY: TO-BE SIMPLE PRESENT
I am tired.
estou cansado.
I am teacher.
sou professora.
TO-BE SIMPLE PRESENT AFFIRMATIVE
I I am I´m Eu Sou/estou
You You are You´re Tu, você És/estás
He He is He´s Ele É/estás
She She is She´s Ela É/está
It It is It´s Neutro É/está
We We are We´re Nós Somos/estamos
You You are You´re Vós Sois/estais
They They are They´re Eles/elas São/estão

TO-BE SIMPLE PRESENT NEGATIVE

I am not I am not I am not Não estou
You are not You´re not You aren´t Tu/Você não está
He is not He´s not He isn´t Ele não é
She is not She´s not She isn´t Ela não é
It is not It´s not It isn´t Não é
We are not We´re not We aren´t Não estamos
You are not You´re not You aren´t Você não está
They are not We´re not They aren´t Não são

Am i tall
Are you tall
Is he tall
Is she tall
Is it tall
Are we tall
Are you tall
Are we tall
Are you a teacher?
Você é um professor?
Yes, I am teacher.
Sim, eu sou professor.
Yes, I am.
Sim, eu sou
Are you a teacher?
Você é um professor?
No, I am not a teacher.
Não, eu não sou um professor.
No, I am not.
Não, não sou

Is she Brazilian?
Ela é uma brasileira?
Yes, she is Brazilian.
Sim, ela é brasileira.
No, she is not.
Não, ela não é.

Are we from Curitiba?

Nós somos de Curitiba?
Yes, we are from Curitiba.
Sim, somos de Curitiba.
Yes, we are.
Sim, nós somos.
Are we from Curitiba?
Nós somos de Curitiba?
No, we are not from Curitiba.
Não, não somos de Curitiba.
No, we are not.
Não, não somos.

LESSON NUMBER 13
SUMMARY: SIMPEL PRESENT

Every day – todos os dias

Every week – todas as semanas
Every weekend – todas as final de semana
Every month – todos més
Every year – todo ano
Once A - uma veze
Twice A – duas vezes

I go to church once a week

Vou à igreja uma vez por semana
I go to the movies twice a month
Eu vou ao cinema duas vezes por mês

Conjugação dos verbos em inglês

To work
SIMPLE PRESENTE
I – WORK
YOU – WORK
HE – WORKS
SHE – WORKS
IT – WORKS
WE – WORK
YOU – WORK
THEY – WORK

1 – VERBOS QUE TERMINADOS EM + ES (CH- SH- SS- X- O- Z)

I – GO - KISS
YOU – GO - KISS
HE/SHE/IT- GOES - KISSES
WE – GO - KISS
YOU – GO - KISS
THEY – GO - KISS

VERBOS TERMINADOS EM CONSOANTE + Y APAGA O Y E ACRESCENTA +

IES
TO CRY
I – CRY
YOU – CRY
HE/SHE/IT – CRIES
WE – CRY
YOU – CRY
THEI – CRY

OS OUTROS VERBOS ACRESCENTAM SOMENTE O +S

I – PLAY
YOU – PLAY
HE/SHE/IT – PLAYS
WE – PLAY
YOU – PLAY
THEY – PLAY

APLICAÇÃO REAL (I YOU WE THEY)

Affir: you work every day
Affir: você trabalha todos os dias
Neg: you do not work everyday
Negativo: você não trabalha todos os dias
Int: do you work every day?
Int: você trabalha todos os dias?
I work every day.
eu trabalho todos os dias.
We do not work every day.
Nós não trabalhamos todos os dias.
Do they work every day?
Eles trabalham todos os dias?

APLICAÇÃO REAL (HE, SHE, IT)

Affir: he work every day.
Affir: ele trabalha todos os dias.
Neg: She does not work every day
Neg: Ela não trabalha todos os dias
Int: does you work every day?
Int: você trabalha todos os dias?

He works every day

Ele trabalha todos os dias
She does not work every day.
Ela não trabalha todos os dias.
Does it work every day.
Será que funciona todos os dias

Exceção 01
To be – am- is- are

I - am
You - are
He/she/it - is
we - are
You - are
They - are

Exceção 02
To have – has
I – have
You - have
He/she/it – has
We – have
You – have
They - have

I have a car.
eu tenho um carro.
She has a car
ela tem carro
You do not have a car
Você não tem um carro
He does not have a house
Ele não tem uma casa
Do they have a car?
Eles têm um carro?
Does it have a house?
Ele tem uma casa?

LESSON NUMBER 14
SUMMARY: POSSESSIVES ADJECTIVES

Brenda Williams – the USA – doctor

What is her last name?
Qual é o sobrenome dela?
Her last name is Williams
O apelido dela é Williams
What is her nationality?
Qual é a nacionalidade dela?
She is American
ela é americana
What´s her occupation?
Qual é a ocupação dela?
she is a doctor
Ela é uma médica

color
White – branco Purple – roxo Red – rosa
Yellow – amarelo Brown - castabho Green – verde
Black – preto Pink - rosa Blue - azul

What color is???

What color is your house?

De que cor é a sua casa?
My house is white.
minha casa é branca.
What color is his suit?
De que cor é o fato dele?
His suit is brown.
O fato dele é castanho.
What color is her car?
De que cor é o carro dela?
Her car is pink.
O carro dela é rosa.
What is its color?
Qual é a sua cor?
Its color black.
What color are her umbrellas?
Our umbrellas are purple.
What color are your backpacks?
Your backpacks are blue.
What color are their bikes?
Their bikes are yellow.

LESSON NUMBER 15
SUMMARY: NUMBERS AND ADDRESSES

Address
Where do you live?
I live brazil.
Where do you live
I live in parana
Where do you live?
I live in Curitiba.
Where do you live?
I live in água verde.

Usamos IN antes de:

Country – pais
State – estado
City – cidade
Neighborhood – bairro

I live in brazil. Eu moro no Brasil.

I live in parana. Eu moro no Paraná.
I live in Curitiba. Eu moro em Curitiba.
I live in água verde. Eu vivo na água verde.

Where do you live?

I live XV de novembro street.
Where do you live?
I live on presidente kennedy avenue
Where do you live?
I live on 277 rood.

Usamos ON antes de:

Street – rua
Avenue – Avenida
Rood – estrada

I live on XV de novembro street.

I live on presidente kennedy avenue.
I live on chile street.
I live on 277 rood.
Where do you live? I live at 782 chile street.
Antes de endreço complete como numero usamos AT:
Where do you live?
I live 782 chile street.
Whta´s your address?
Its 782 chile street.
ZIP CODE
Z – ZONE
I – IMPROVEMENT
P – PLAN

What´s our zip code?

It´s 8326-005
What´s your address?
It´s 782 Chile street.
What´s your zip code?
Its 83260-005.
Phone numbers
What´s your phone number?
It´s
What´s your land line?
It´s 3269-8807.
LESSON NUMBER 16
SUMMARY: MODAL VERBS

Modal verbs
Regras gerais não flexionam na terceira pessoa do singular.
Ex: she works hard.
Ex: she can work hard.
Não necessitam do auxiliar “DO”
Ex: does he work hard?
Ex: Can he work hard?
Ex: he does not work hard.
Ex: he can not work hard.

Não aceitam TO nem antes e nem depois.

Ex: I want to work hard.
Ex: I can work hard.

Necessitam de um verbo principal.

Ex: I can work hard.
Ex: I can ________ hard.

CAN → habilidade (capacidade) possibilidade permissão ou pedido.

- you can swim very well!
- I can stay here to help you!
- can I go to the restroom please?

+ she can go tomorrow.

- He cannot (can´t) stay here.
? can they visit you?
? can´t hey travel with us?

COULD → podia, poderia, permissão ou pedido.

- i could go with you but I don´t have money.
- I could fly kite when I was a kid.
- Could we go now?

+ he could work here.

- They could not (couldn´t) be together
? Could you help me?
? couldn´t you wait?

MAY → possibilidade, permissão ou pedido

- it may rain today.
May we talk now?

+ we may travel his month.

- They may not (...X..) be together
? May help you?

MIGTH → possibilidade remota

- I migth go there but I need to check my agenda.

+ we might win
- I migth not (..X..) visit you.
MUST → dever, obrigação forte
- You must stop smoking!

+ he must go.
- They must not (mustn´t) do this
? must we see this?
?- mustn´t he stay?

SHOULD → concelho
- You should not try this!

+ we should go.
- They should not (shouldn´t) try that
? Should I stay?
?- Shouldn´t we ask for help?

WILL→ usado para formar o futuro, previsões ou pedido planos

- we will survive.
+ we will rock you.
- they will not (won´t) stay.
? will you stay?
? won´t we try?

Would → dá ao verbo a terminação “IA”

- I like to eat sushi
+ he would see her.
- He would not (won´t) believe
? Would you help me?
?- wouldn´t they go?

Lesson number 17
Summary: interrogative pronouns

“WH” question words.

WHAT → QUAL, O QUE.

What color do you prefer?
What do you want to do now?

WHERE → onde, aonde.

Where do you live?
Where do you want to go?

WHEN → quando
When does she like to study?
When are we going to the movies?

WHY → porque (pergunta)

BECAUSE → porque (resposta)
Why do you to learn English?
Because I love English
Why are you sad?
Because I am tired.
Just because.

WHO → quem
Who do you work with
Who works with you?

WHOM → quem (objeto da frase – acompanhado de reposição)

With whom are you talking to?
To whom have to work’

WHOSE → de quem
Whose car is this?
Whose is this car?

WHICH → o que, qual

Which color do you prefer, black or white?
Which car do you prefer?

HOW → como, quão

How do you to school?
How does she like her coffee?

DERIVAÇÕES
HOW MUCH →quanto(a)
How much is it?
Quanto é isso?
How much money do you need?
Quanto de dinheiro você precisa?

HOW MANY → é usado para coisas contáveis

How many hours do you have?

HOW LONG → por quanto tempo?

How big?
How tal?
How small?

LESSON NUMBER 18
SUMMARY: PLACE IN TOWN
Where is it?

AIRPORT→ place where people take planes to travel.

BAR→ place where people drink, listing to music and talk.
BOOHSTORE (BOOK STORE)→ a place where people buy books.
BUS STATION→ a place where people take a bus to travel.
BUS STOP→a place where people take buses to move the city.
BUTCHER SHOP→ a place where people buy meet.
CHURCH→ a place where people pray and thank.
CITY HALL→ a place where the mayor works.
CLOTHING STORE→ a place where people buy clothes.
COFFEE SHOP→ a place where people meet friends, drink a coffee and
talk.
FLOWER SHOP→ a place where people buy flowers.
GAS STATION→ a place where people fill the gas tank.
GYM→ a place where people work out to get fit.
LIBRARY→ a place where people study read or borrow books.
MOVIE THEATER→ a place where people watch movies
NIGTHCLUB→ a place where people go to dance and have fun.
PARK→ a place where people go to walk and relax.
POLICE STATION (DEPARTMEN)→ a place where police officers work.
POST OFFICE→ a place where you email letters post cards.
SCHOOL→ a place where teachers give classes and students learn.
SHOPPING CENTER (MALL)→ a place where people see and many
different things.
SUPERMARKET→ a place where people buy things for the house
ZOO→ a place where people see wild animals.

LESSON NUMBER
SUMMARY: PLACES IN TOWN ASKING FOR PLACES
I AM LOST!

Excuse-me. Is there a restaurant Near here/ Around/ Nearby?

Yes, there is
Yes, there are some
No, there isn´t
Sorry, I don´t know

Excuse-me. I want to buy a book.

Is there a book store nearby?
Yes´ there is.
Where is the bookstore?

Across from – em frente de

Between - entre
Next to – ao lado
on the comer of and – na esquina
where is police station?
The police station is on main street.
Where is movie theater?
The movie theater is on the corner if main St. and second St.
Where is post office?
The post office is next to the school
Where is drugstore?
The drugstore is between the post office and the movie theater.
Where is school?
The is across from the train station.

Mais detalhes, melhor

The police station is on main ST.
Between the store and bank.
It is across from the drugstore.
LESSON NUMER 20
SUMMARY: TO BE

AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE
I – AM I – WAS I – WAS NOT I – WASN´T
YOU – ARE YOU – WERE YOU – WERE NOT YOU – WEREN´T
HE – IS HE – WAS HE – WAS NOT HE – WASN´T
SHE – IS SHE – WAS SHE – WAS NOT SHE – WASN´T
IT – IS IT – WAS IT – WAS NOT IT – WASN´T
WE – ARE WE – WERE WE – WERE NOT WE – WEREN´T
YOU – ARE YOU – WERE YOU – WERE NOT YOU – WEREN´T
THEY – ARE THEY – WERE THEY – WERE NOT THEY – WEREN´T

INTERROGATIVE
WAS I A STUDENT
WERE YOU A STUDENT
WAS HE A STUDENT
WAS SHE A STUDENT
WAS IT STUDENT
WERE WE ATUDENT
WERE THEY STUDENT

where were you last week?

Last week was in London.

What was she doing?

She was studying
Was he with may father this morning
Yes, he was

YES/NO QUESTIONS
Were you there yesterday?
Yes, I was there yesterday
Yes, I was.
No, I was not there yesterday
No, I was wasn´t there yesterday
No, I was not (wasn´t)

Were they fiends at school?

Yes, they were friends at school?
Yes, they were
No, they were friends at school.
No, they weren´t friends at school.
No, they were not (weren´t).

AM – WAS
IS – WAS
ARE – WERE

Lesson umber21
Summary. Breakfast vocabulary

It is good to drink coffee after lunch.

A fruit shake in the morning is a great choice.
Soft dring are never a good option.
Cereal with milk taste delicious.
Tea can be cold or hot.
There are different kind of bread.
Bacon eggs and toast are a common breakfast in the U.S.A.
You can have some butter on your lice a bread.
Chese and ham very good for sandwiches.
A big bowl of cereal in the morning is prefer for kids.
Cream chese can be spread on top of a toast.
Fresh fruit is amazing to prepare good juices.
Honey can be eaten in different ways.
Natural juices is very refreshing in a hot day.
Chese omelet is delicious.
Pass me the salt shakel please.
The sugar bowl is empty.
Maple syrup is similar to honey, but comes from a tree.
Waffle with maple syrup is amazing.
Do you prefer natural or fruit yogurt.
You can have coffee or tea in a cup.
Water, juice other drinks are served in a glass.
After a meal a meal, use a nap king to clean up your mouth.

LESSON NUMBER 22
SUMMARY: FRUIT

I love apple juice

Banana is weet is wonderful
Blackberry is my favorite fruit
Blueberry is a very healthe is fruit.
The color of the cherry is magnificent.
The drugonfruit is a beautiful fruit.
Wine is made out of gropes of several colors.
Grapefruit is not very common in Brazil
Guavas are rich in vitamin “C”.
The jackfruit is disgusting.
Lemons are yellow
The lime is green
Mango is a sweet fruit
There also a yellow melon, very common in Brazil.
I have a big mulberry tree in my backyard.
The most famous fruit juice is the orange juice.
The name passion fruit is because of the flower.
Pear is a juice fruit.
The pineapple has green crown.
Redberries are very tasty.
Sometimes the starfruit is bitters wet.
Strawberry is my favorite flower of ice cream.
Watermelon is a bog fruit.

LESSON 23
SUMMMARY: VEGETABLE

Asparagus is not vegetable in Brazilian cooking.

Cauliflower is a little tasteless.
Broccoli is like greener cauliflower.
Cabbage is used for salads or in cooked dishes.
Robb its love carrots.
Rabbits love radishes too.
Corn on the cob.
Cucumber is use in a Japanese salad with winegar and sugar
This purple fruit is called eggplant.
Vampires hate garlic
Beans are inside greend beans.
Green onions are great for sauces.
Green pepper is sweet.
Lettuce is a light green leaf vegetable.
There are green and black olives to prepare a good sauce you need a lot of
onion.
Peas are usually sold canned with corn.
Pepper is hot.
Moshed potatoes are amazing.
Many people carve faces on pumpkins on Halloween.
There are different kins of souash.
Many weight lifters eat a lot of sweet potato.
Tomato is the base for many sauces.
The turnip as a peculiar flavor.
LESSON NUMBER 24
SUMMARY: FAMILY MEMBERS

Relatives Children/Son Aunt - IN LAW

Parentes Filho Tia Mother-in-law
Grandparents Daughter Cousin Sogra
Avós Filha Primo/a Father-in-law
Grandfather Foster Nephew Sogro
Avô Filho adotivo Sobrinho Brother-in-law
Grandmother Brother Niece Cunhado
Avó Irmão Sobrinha Sister-in-law
Parents Sister Family Cunhada
Pais Irmã Família Son-in-law
Father/Dadi/Dad Grandchildren Girl - Step
pai Netos Garota Step father
Mother/Mam Grandson Boy Padrasto
Mãe Neto Menino Step son
Wife Grandduagther Friends Filho adotivo
Esposa Neta Amigos Spet daughter
Husband Uncle Filha adotivo
Marido Tio

LESSON NUMBER
SUMMARY: LUNCH

Lunch – almoço
Breakfast – café da manha
Brunch
Lunch – almoço
Snack – lance
Dinner – jantar
Supper – ceia
You have an appetizer before a meal.
Cold cuts are a good appetizer.
There are many cuts of beef, like ground beef.
Pork is a healtly meat
Turkey chicken and duck are poultry.
Crab fish swrimp and lobster are examples of see food.

THE MEAL
Oils and vinegar are tipes of salad dressing.
Salad is good to keep in shape.
Fancy restaurants after three-course-meal appetizer (starter), main course
and dessert.
I eat a lot of vegetable.
Tomato sause is great with one kind of pasta
Lasagna and pasta are different tipes of Italian dishes.
Japanese and Chinese people et a lot of rice.
Beans are good with ice
Cake or pie are kinds of dessert you can drink a glass of water or a glass of
wine.
Knife fork and spoon are pieces of cutlery.
After the meal you use a napkin to clean up your mouth.
I love sparkling mineral water
Mineral water is better than sparkling water
White wine is perfect to have with fish and red wine is for meat.

LESSON NUMBER
SUMMARY: OCCUPATIONS

WHAT HIS OCCUPATION?

HE IS AN ACTOR
WHAT DOES HE DO?
HE IS AN ACTOR.

Lesson number:
Summary: personal information dialogue
Names
Occupation
Nationality
Country
Phone number
Email, address

Hello, good morning. Can I help you?

Good morning. Yes, you can. Please, I am a new student here.
Ok, we need to fill out a form what´s your first name please?
It´s Robert.
What´s your middle name?
Sorry, but I don´t have one.
It´s ok, and your last name?
My last name is Peterson.
How do you spell it, please?
It´s P E T E R S O N.
Right Mr. Peterson. Are you American?
No, I’m not. I am Canadian.
And what city are called Vancouver.
What´s your occupation?
I am a student.
And how old are you?
I am 19 years old.
What´s your address?
I live at 327, Brooklin St.
Do you know the zip code?
Sure, it´s 32700 98.
What´s your email?
It´s robby1790@gmail.com
And what´s your phone number?
It´s 9073 555 3104
Thanks Robert. That´s it.
You´re welcome. Bye, see you around.
See you soon, good bye.