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English lesson

Jobs and animals

Prepositions of placeArticles a / an

Test 2

Revision / halloween

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My family and My home

There is / there areDemonstrativ pronouns

Ordinal Numbers Contries / nationalities

Wh questions (what, when, where, who)Verb have got

Test 1

Revision

10

Days of the week / season and months of the year /clothes

Possessive: Pronouns, adjectives and questions.

ABC / Cardinal Numbers / colours

Personal pronouns / verb to be

Calendario

Index

Calendario

Personal pronounsAndVerb to be

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Fill in with a persignou pernouns as the example.Example: Jim ---- he You and i --- Frog ---Book ---Man ---Mark and i ---Hat ---John and i ---Mary ---David ---Cars---Cats---Julie and her boyfriend ---

Choose the correct pronouns._______ are doctors. (We/she/it)_______ is a hat. (He/it/you)_______ are books. (He/it/they)_______ are sisters. (I/we/he)_______ am Mary. (I/he/they)_______ are friend. ( she/it/they)Write as the exemple.Example: Mary is inteligent. She is inteligent.Paul is ten years old.The cat is in the house.The children are at school. Anne and i are friends.Susane is my best friend. The hourses are in the farm.

Exercises:

Exercites:_______ like the colour pink._______ have my books.Do ______ like this song? _______ is a cat. Are _______ friends?
EuTuEleElaVósNósEles/ela

Solutions

IYouHeSheItYouWeThey

Personal pronouns

Verb to be

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Am i?Are you?Is he?Is She?Is it?Are you?Are we?Are they?

I am not You are notHe is notShe is notIt is notYou are notWe are notThey are not

I'm You'reHe'sShe'sIt'sYou'reWe'reThey're

I amYou areHeShe isItYou areWe areThey are

Normal form

Negativo form

Short form

Interogetive form

Verb to be

AbcCardial numbersColours

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Let's learn!!!

ABC / Cardinal Numbers / Colours

Possessive:PronounsAdjetivesQuestions

03

Possessive questions WhoseExemple:Whose those shoes?Whose bags are those?

Possessive : pronouns, adjetives and questions

Complete the sentence with the correct Possessive pronouns take into consideration to the information that can be obetained.I have a cat. That cat is ______.She bought a car. This car is ______.They have a house. That house is ______.Max and i have a cousin. The cousin is ______.The horse has a carrot. The carrot is _______.Bob hás a bike. The bike is ______.My brother has a dog. That dog is______.My Pencil is broken. Can i borrou ______.Dani hás already eaten her lunch and how She watts ________.Which shirt is yours? The black or the White? The White _______ and the black is. ______.

Complete sentence: a) Where is ______ Phone. (I)b) ______ favorite sport is soccer. (He)c) ______ car is expensive. ( she)d) Mary loves ______ dog. (She)e) is ______ name Bob? (You)f) ______ bus is old. (We) g) ______ family is milionário. (They)h) ______ coisinha is from. (I)I) ______ name is Rex. (It)j) where is ______ house. (You)k) She Will have a date with ______cousin. (I)l) ______ brother is handsome. (She)m) there are ______ shose. (You)n) this is ______ dress. (I)o) i can not find ______ keys. (I)

Exercises

Days of the weekSeason and months of the yearAndClothes

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Revision

05

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Segunda Terça Quarta QuintaSextaSábadoDomingo

Days of the week

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CamisolaCalçasCalçõesCasacoCascole

Clothes

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InvernoPrimaveraVerãoOutono

Seasons of the year

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Janeiro JulhoFevereiro. AgostoMarço. SetembroAbril. OutubroMaio. NovembroJunho. Dezembro

Months of the year

Test

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Wh questionsAndVerb have got

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I have gotYou have got He has gotShe has got It has gotYou have gotWe have gotThey have got

Long form

Have I got ?Have you got?Has he got?Has She got?Has It got?Have you got?Have We got?Have They got?

Interrogative form

I haven't got You haven't got He hasn't gotShe hasn't gotIt hasn't gotYou haven't gotWe haven't gotThey haven't got

Negative form

É utilizado, geralmente, para se referir a posse de algo e é aplicável para quase todas as pessoas do verbo " to be", exceto a 3 pessoa do singular ( he, She, It). O seu contraído é ( 've got) e o seu significado não muda. ( ex:. She've got )

Verb " Have got "

What ( o quê )Why ( porquê )Where ( onde )How ( como )Who ( quem )When ( quando )Which ( qual )Estas expressões são usadas principalmente no início de uma pergunta.

Where do you live? / onde é que vives?

When did you but It? / quando é que compraste isso?

Who is that? / quem é aquele?

Example:

Wh questions

Ordinal numbersAndCountries/nationalities

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Ordinal Numbers and Counties/Nationalities

There is / there areAndDemonstrative pronouns

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Info

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A distenção entre estas duas expressões é bastante simples. "There are" é utilizado para se referir a duas ou mais coisas enquanto "there is" é utilizados apenas para se referir a uma única coisa. Por isso basta lembrar que " there are" é para o pulral e o "there is" para o singular

There is andThere are

Os pronomes demonstrativos em inglês são utilizados para indicar algo ( pessoal, lugar ou objeto) e mostrar sua posição no espaço. Isso porque alguns deles são utilizados quando o falante está perto, e outros, quando estão longe. Diferente do português, os pronomes demonstrativos, não variam de género. Ou seja, a mesma palavra é usada no femenino e no masculino. No entanto.', há variações de número ( plural e singular)

Info

Demonstrative pronouns

My familyAnd My house

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  • Talheres-cutlery
  • Colchão - mattress
  • Espelho - mirror
  • Penteadeira - dressing tablete
  • Panelas -pots
  • Copos - glasses
  • Toalha - towel
  • Estendal - clothesline
  • Molas - Clothes pegs
  • Quadros - pictures
  • Plantas - plants
  • Lençóis - Sheets
  • Jardim - garden
  • Escadas - stairs
  • Interruptor - switch
  • Porta - door
  • Guarda roupa - wardrope
  • Consola - console

LIVING ROOM

Dining room

KITCHEN

bathroom

BEDROOM

My house

Madrasta- stepmother Padrastro-stepfatherMadrinha-godmotherPadrinho-godfatherGenro-son-in-lawNora-daughter-in-lawEnteada - stepdaughterFilho- sonFilha- daughter

Mae - motherPai-fatherIrmão- brother Irmã-sisterTia- auntTio - aunclePrimo - cousinAvó- grandmotherAvô- grandfather

My family

Halloween

Halloween

Prepositions of placeand Articles a/an

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ARTICLES

EM CIMA DE

DENDRO

DE BAIXO

POR CIMA

PERTO

ENTRE

A BEIRA DE

A FRENTE

ATRAS

PREOSITIONS OF PLACE

JOBSANDANIMALS

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JOBS

ANIMALS

how many / how muchand adverbs of frequency

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Many é usado como um substantivo contável. Significa: muitos/muitas. Exemplo: O Bruno tem muitas tias. - Bruno has many aunties. Muitos dos trabalhadores nao foram trabalhar hoje. - Many of the employees.Much é usado como um substabtivo incontável. Significa: muito/muita. Exemplo: Nós não temos muito tempo. - We don´t have much time. Não tem muita água no jarro. - there´s not much water on the jar.

How much / How many

Exatamente como na explicaçao anterior as diferenças entre How many e How much são as mesmas. Neste caso vamos relembrar: How many é utilizado como substantivo ________________ enquanto o How much é utilizado como substantivo ________________. Exemplo: How much money do we have? - Quanto dinheiro temos? How much did that toy coast? - Quanto é que custou esse brinquedo? How many apples do you have? - Quantas maças tens? How many brothers do you have? - Quantos irmãos tens?

How many / How much

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titleyour sectionhere

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Exercises:

(It is) ______ a Flower.(We are) ______ students.(I am) ______ happy.(She is) ______ short.(You are) ______ pretty.(They are) ______ in the shopping.

Plant

Plant

Pictures

Chair

Chair

Table

Days of the week

Segunda - mondayTerça - tuesdayQuarta - wednesdayQuinta - thursdaySexta - FridaySábado - saturdayDomingo - sunday

PICTURES

TV

SIDETABLE

LAMP

COFFEE TABLE

SIDEBOARD

COUCH

1st - first. 11th- eleventh. 21st- twenty-first2nd - second. 12th- twelfth. 32nd- thirty-second3rd- third. 13th- thirteenth. 43rd- fourty-third4th- fourth. 14th- fourteenth. 54th- fifty-fourth5th - fifth. 15th- fifteenth. 65th- sixty-fifth6th- sixth 16th-sixteentgh. 76th- seventy-sixth7th- seventh. 17th- seventeenth. 87th- eighty-seventh8th- eight. 18th- eighteenth. 98th- ninty-eighth9th- ninth. 19th- nineteenth. 30th- thirtieth10th- tenth 20th- twentieth. 100th- thousandths

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Exercises:

Write in the negative form.______ an tree.______ teachers. (They)______ tall. (She)______ at school. ( We)______ my friend. (He)______ ugle. (You)

BrazilBrazilian

ArgentinArgentinian

maroccoMaroccan

AfricaAfrican

ItalyItalian

AustraliaAustralian

ChinaChinese

FrenceFrench

Rússia Russian

FilandFinnish

United kindom Britsh

CanadaCanadian

United states of AmericaAmerican

MexicoMexican

DenamarkDanish

PortugalPortuguese

Exercises:

You ______ Nice.It ______ bird.I ______ a funny girl.She ______ young.We ______ one group.

Exampel:.This is My penAre those your books?I love that movieThese pens are blue.

This ( singular) - este, esta, istoThese ( plural ) - estes, estasThat ( singular ) - esse, essa, isso, aquele, aquela, aquiloThose ( plural ) - esses, essas, aqueles, aquelas

towel dryer

toilet

sink

under sink

bathtub/shower

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Write these sentence in the interrogetive form.

______ pretty?Do you think that ______ at school?Where ______?What ______ playing?______ in London?______ invited?

CABINET

EXHAUST FAN

SINK

FRIDGE

CHAIR

TABLE

STOVE

OVEN

Now you know the ABC Next time comeAnd sing with me

Ei. Bi Ci. Di. I. Ef. Gi. Heitch. Ai. Jei. Kei. El. Em. En Ow. Pi. Qiu. Ar. Es. Vi. Iu Ti. Dabel u. Ex. Uai. Zi

ABC

A B C D E F GH I J K L M N O P Q R S V U T W X Y Z

Holidays:Winter: - Christmas - ThanksgivingSpring :- easter - St. Patrick's day ( 17 de março)Summer: - sunsets Autumn- halloween

Seasons of the year

Inverno - WinterPrimavera - springVerão - summerOutono - autumn

SHELF

MAT

COMFORTABLE

FLOOR

ROOF

WALL

BEDSIDETABLE

PILLOW

CURTAIN

WINDOW

BED

Este é um parágrafo pronto para conter criatividade, experiências e grandes histórias.

1 one 11 eleven. 21 twenty one2 two 12 twelve. 32 thirty two3 three 13 thirteen. 43 fouty tree4 four. 14 fourteen. 54 fivety four5 five 15 fiveteen. 65 sixty five6 six. 16 sixteen. 76 seventy six7 seven. 17 seventeen.87 eighty seven8 eight. 18 eighteen. 98 ninety eight9 nine. 19 nineteen. 100 one hundred10 ten. 20 twenty. 2000 two thousand

Cardinal numbers

Complete the sentence with there are or there is._________ two apples._________ one pen on the desk._________ some pink shirts over there._________ so many clouds on the sky._________ only one sun.

Vermelho - redPreto - blackBranco - White Rosa - pink. Verde - green. Prateado - silverLaranja - orange. Roxo - purpule Dourado - goldCastanho - brown Amarelo - yellow Azul - blueCinza -grey

Colours

Months of the year

Janeiro - JanuaryFevereiro - februaryMarço - MarchAbril - aprilMaio- may. Novembro - novemberJunho - june. Dezembro - decemberJulho - julyAgosto - AugustoSetembro - sectemberOutubro - october

dressCoatPantsUnderwearBraSkirtShortsJumpsuitSocksEaringsNecklaceScarfGlovessweeterT-shirtBodyCropedWatchGlasses