1st level Students

LET'S SING (VAMOS CANTAR)

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LET'S SAY THE ALPHABET. CLICK THE LINK BELOW

Vamos aprender o alfabeto. Clique o link abaixo.

THE ALPHABET

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Advanced learning 1

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LISTENING ACTIVITY

Greetings in Passing

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It is polite to greet a person you know. However, you don't always have time to stop and have a conversation. Just remember to smile as you say hello. A small wave is also polite. Sometimes you pass the same person a second time on the same day. You can say "hello again" or just smile.Tips

• Slow down to greet someone you know. You don't have to stop what you are doing (walking, working, shopping). Say an appropriate form of hello. Smile and wave.

Useful phrases

Listen and read

• Hello
• Hi
• Good morning
• Good afternoon
• Good evening*
• Hey, John.
• How's it goin'?**

*Good night is a farewell (goodbye) phrase. It is NOT a greeting to use at night time.
**Native speakers often shorten "going" to "goin" in casual greetings.

Slang greetings in passing

Using slang in a greeting is typical between close friends. Teens often use slang when they greet each other. Certain English speaking countries also have their own popular form of "hello".
Listen and read 

• Howdy
• Hiya
• Whazzup?
• Yo
• G'day (Australia) 

Special Vocabulary - Welcoming, greeting & greetings

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BAB-LA DICTIONARY 
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 EVERYDAY GREETINGS/ HELLO

TITLES

Feminine	Ms. Miss Mrs. Mistress Madam Dame Lady
Masculine	Mr. Master Esq. Sir Lord

NUMBERS: CLICK, LISTEN AND SAY

Cardinal numbers		Ordinal numbers
0	oh, zero, nil, love, nought *	---
1	one	1st	first
2	two	2nd	second
3	three	3rd	third
4	four	4th	fourth
5	five	5th	fifth
6	six	6th	sixth
7	seven	7th	seventh
8	eight	8th	eighth
9	nine	9th	ninth
10	ten	10th	tenth
11	eleven	11th	eleventh
12	twelve	12th	twelfth
13	thirteen	13th	thirteenth
14	fourteen	14th	fourteenth
15	fifteen	15th	fifteenth
16	sixteen	16th	sixteenth
17	seventeen	17th	seventeenth
18	eighteen	18th	eighteenth
19	nineteen	19th	nineteenth
20	twenty	20th	twentieth
21	twenty-one	21st	twenty-first
30	thirty	30th	thirtieth
40	forty
50	fifty
60	sixty
70	seventy
80	eighty
90	ninety
100	a/one hundred
1,000	a/one thousand
10,000	ten thousand
100,000	a/one hundred thousand
1,000,000	a/one million
1,000,000,000	a/one billion      NUMBERS - GAME

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DEMONSTRATIVES

Position

* Before the noun (Vem antes de substantivo)

* Before the word 'one' (antes da palavra "one")

* Before an adjective + noun 
(antes de um adjetivo + substantivo)

* Alone when the noun is 'understood' 
(sozinho quando o substantivo é identificado)
 

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns point out which object the speaker means. They agree in number with the object(s) being identified, and vary depending on distance from the speaker.

• This, These(adj): Point out objects close to the speaker.
   This square is green. These squares are blue.
   
  
• That, Those(adj): Point out objects far from the speaker.
  That square is red. Those squares are yellow.
   
  
• This, That, These, Those(pron): Demonstrative pronouns that replace the objects.
  These squares are darker than those.
  

WHAT IS THIS?                       WHAT IS THAT? 

IT'S A GREEN SQUARE.          IT'S A RED SQUARE

WHAT ARE THESE?                      WHAT ARE THOSE? THEY'RE  BLUE SQUARES.     THEY'RE YELLOW SQUARES

Go to INTRO:  Exercise 1; Exercise 2 ; Exercise 3;     Exercise 4; Exercise 5; (INTRO)

WHAT IS A DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUN?

IMPORTANT

MORE LEARNING 

WHAT DO YOU SEE?

PLURAL- ENDINGS

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TEXT-TO-SPEECH WRITE LISTEN AND SAY

IVONA TEXT-TO-SPEECH

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WHERE? 

WHERE IS? WHERE ARE?

PREPOSITIONS IN, ON, IN, FRONT OF, NEXT TO, BEHIND

YES/NO QUESTIONS 

LANGUAGES AND NATIONALITIES 

Where are you from?

LISTENING: NUMBERS AND AGES
Numbers and Ages 2  - Go to INTRO - UNIT 3

DESCRIPTIONS

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UNIT 4

A VISUAL DICTIONARY FOR CLOTHES

A QUIZ WITH CLOTHES 

Men's clothes 

Women's clothes

WARM WEATHER CLOTHES

 

POSSESSIVES 1

POSSESSIVES 2

PRESENT CONTINUOUS 

More about clothes    Accessories/Uni-sex clothes 

Clothing and grooming

Advanced for clothes

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UNIT 5

WHAT TIME IS IT?

PRESENT CONTINUOUS WH-QUESTIONS

IN PORTUGUESE

EXERCISES

MORE EXPLANATIONS AND CARTOONS

As horas

Pergunta-se as horas da seguinte maneira:

• Que horas são?
• What time is it?

Responde-se assim:

• São 9h25.
• It’s nine twenty-five.

Você pode dizer todas as horas, da forma mais simples, falando apenas os números das horas e depois os números dos minutos.

• 10h50.
• Ten fifty.
• 7h15.
• Seven fifteen.

Para se referir a horas inteiras, você pode usar também a expressão o’clock
(Abreviação de, ao pé da letra “do relógio”)

• São 11 h (em ponto).
• It’s eleven. ou It’s eleven o’clock.

Às 12 h e às 24 h pode-se utilizar

• É meio-dia.
• It’s midday ou It’s noon.
• É meia-noite.
• It’s midnight.

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UNIT 6

Family

Present Simple or Simple present

SIMPLE PRESENT STATEMENTS 1

Simple Present statements 2 - Listening

Questions

SIMPLE PRESENT RULES

EXERCISE: HAS/HAVE - GO/GOES

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UNIT 7

Simple Present short answers

Furniture

There to be

Practice: furniture - there is/ there are

VISUAL DICTIONARY ONLINE

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 UNIT 8

WHAT DO YOU DO? 

Talking about jobs 

List of jobs 

Phrases about jobs and work 

Visual online dictionary