DOC APOST

QUESTIONS WORDS

WHERE – PARA LUGARES

WHAT – PARA COISAS

WHO – PARA PESSOAS

WHEN – PARA TEMPO OU DATA – When’s your birthday?

WHY – PARA REAÇÕES

WHAT TIME – PARA TEMPO EXATO

HOW – PARA O ESTADO DAS COISAS

WICH – PARA COISAS PARTICULARES

PREPOSITION

ON – SOBRE

UNDER – ABAIXO

IN – DENTRO

OUT OF – FORA

THROUGH – ATRAVÉS

NEXT TO -  PRÓXIMO

NEAR – PERTO

IN FRONT OF – NA FRENTE

BEHIND – ATRÁS

BETWEEN – ENTRE

HOURS

WHAT TIME IS IT? / WHAT IS THE TIME?

O’CLOCK – HORA CHEIA – 6:00 – SIX O’CLOCK

A QUARTER PAST – 6:15 – IT’S A QUARTER PAST SIX

HALF PAST – 6:30 – HALF PAST SIX

A QUARTER TO – 6:45 – A QUATER TO SIX

9:15 : IT’S NINE FIFTEEN

10:30: TEN THIRTY

8:45: EIGHT FORTY FIVE

10:00 (AM) – TEN O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING

3:40 (PM) – THREE FORTY INT THE AFTERNOON

7:00 (PM) – SEVEN OÇLOCK IN THE EVENING

11:15 (PM) – ELEVEN FIFTEEN AT NIGHT

QUESTIONS

WHAT’S YOUR NAME?

WHERE ARE YOU FROM?

WHAT DO YOU DO?

WHAT’S YOUR JOB?

WHAT ARE YOUR INTERESTS? – LIKE – LOVE –ADORE – I LIKE THE CINEMA./ I’M INTERESTED IN... (I’M INTERESTED IN WEATHER.)

WICH MEANS: QUE SIGNIFICA

SOMEONE – ALGUÉM

SEE YOU SOON – TE VEJO EM BREVE

ROUTINE

WAKE UP – ACORDAR

GET UP – LEVANTAR

SINGLE OBJECTS – THERE IS + A (There is a book ont he table.)

PLURAL OBJECTS – THERE ARE + SOME (There are some pens on the table.)

EXACT NUMBER – THERE ARE + EXACT NUMBER (There are two cds on the table.)

COUNTABLE OBJECTS

POSITIVE: There are some nuts on the table.

NEGATIVE: There aren’t any nuts on the table.

QUESTION: Are there any glasses on the table?

UNCOUNTABLE OBJECTS –

POSITIVE: There is some sugar on the table.

NEGATIVE: There isn’t any  sugar on the table.

Questions: Is there any money on the table.

SINGULAR

THIS: This CD (When CD is closer from you)

THAT: That CD (When CD is distant, far way,  from you)

PLURAL

THESE: These CD’s. (When CD’s are closer from you)

THOSE Those CD’s. (When CD’s are distant, far way,  from you)

That’s life

Alex, I bet you don’t you wake up at six o’clock everyday... Tell you something about your typical day at university.

Well, I sometimes have classes in the morning, but I usually have classes in the afternoon.

On Mondays I always attend  lectures in the morning.

And where do you study?

I usually study in the library but I sometimes study at home, too, when I don’t have classes in the morning.

My friend David also studies at your University. Do you remember him?

David Leary?

Yes, I occasionally  see him in the library and sometimes in park.

In the park? Doing what?

He likes studying there. He lake his books, finds a nice park bench and reads there.

Not a bad idea. You can study an enjoy nature at the same time.

Yes, I like the park too.

Unfourtunately, I often need books that are in the library.

And what about lunch?

Do you usually make sandwiches and take them  with you?

Oh no,  I hate cooking. I usually have lunch in the cafeteria with friends.

Oh, I do just the opposite.

I usually cook lunch at home. I seldom have a quick lunch at coffee shop.

Okay guys, stop with this boring talk! What about fun?

Do any of you do anything besides working and studying?

It’s Friday, remember!

You’re right, Jack,  I’m so happy it’s Friday.

Mee too. It’s wekeend time!

Time for shopping!

FREQUENCY ADVERBS

Subject + Frequency Adv. + Verb

Discribe how often you do something/ Talk about activities or routines which take place a regular basis

Every	D	ay
It’s s	I	mple the Present Simple
	N	ever
	O	ften
	S	Ometimes/ occasionally
	A	lways
	U	sually
	R	Arely/seldom

I never go out

You always arrive late!

He usually gets up at seven.

She rarely plays tennis.

It often rains in the England.

We sometimes watch TV.

You occasionally drink wine.

Every day they drive to work.

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