Level 2: there is/there are, this/that/these/those, can/can´t/could, past simple, vocabulary about forniture and appliances, describing your home.

Level3: count nd acount nouns (some, any), food (text about fussy eater), comparative/superlative, clothes, present continue, presen perfect - ever / never (have you ever been to Japan? I´ve never been there. I´ve never lived in a foreign country), going to (for future),

We also learned the present continuous (The woman's talking on her cell phone) and simple present (Their dog bark when they aren't at home).

we study a lot in groups speaking only in english and sometimes in portuguese, we use a lot student's book. i would like to learn more english with my classmates.

At level two: I learned, object pronouns ( me, you, him, her, it, us, them ) possessive adjectives (mine, yours, his, hers, ours, yours, theirs), pronous demonstratives ( this, that, theses, those ), quantifiers ( some, any, a lot ), I learned regular verbs, irregular verbs, time expression, count nouns, uncount nouns,, adverbs and more vocabulary.

 At level thre: I learned comparative adjectives, superlative adjectivs, preposityion of movements (along, throught, over) , going to for future, presente perfect, take e get and more vocabulary.

Until now, I remember studying about the verb to be, the alphabet, the vocabulary of the house, the use of there is / there are, the prepositions on / in / at, the demonstrative pronouns (this, that, these, those), some verb forms in the past tense, the auxiliary do, can and could, numbers and dates, the superlative, a / an / some, how many or how much (countable and uncountable) and the future (going to).

This is a summary of my notes over the last 3 levels. I still have a lot of difficulty and I'm trying not to give up on learning English... I hope I can do it.

               - verb to be: like i/am/his/her;

               - present simple: like he/she;

               - past simple: like you/we;

               - past simple: like ed/ing

               - present perfect: yet, already;

               - Count and uncount nouns: much/many.

I remember that I learned about verb to be in the present and simple past. Last semester I remember about comparative and superlative form, countable and uncountable, the future using going to, the present perfect and present continuous.

But in another semesters I remember that we wrote a fantastic story which erveryone wrote a piece about what came to their mind at the moment. The story was incredible! And very funny!