-> Greet people: "Hello"; "Hi"; "Good morning/ afternoon/ evening"; "How are you?"; "I'm fine/OK..."

-> Meet people: "Hi, What's your name?"; "I'm (name)"; "Nice to meet you"

-> Say goodbye: "See you tomorrow"; "Good night"; "Goodbye"; "Bye"

What's your first name/ middle name/ family name/ email address/ mobile number/ house number?

How do you spell...?

Where are you from?

VERB TO BE + COUNTRIES / NATIONALITIES

I am from Brazil -> I am Brazilian.

She isn't / is not Brazilian. (Simone Biles)

They are from Brazil. (Rebeca and Flavia)

We aren't French.

ALPHABET, NUMBERS, EMAIL

Attention to: A - E - I ; Y - U ; Q - K; R - H

@ => at;

. => dot

__ => underscore

A/AN

Rebeca is A Brazilian athlete.

Rebeca isn't AN Italian athlete.

Rebeca and Flavinha are Brazilian athletes.

IN Brazil.; IN Tijuca;

AT school; AT home; AT work

AT THE bank/ IN THE bank...

There is a shopping centre in my neighborhood.

There are two shopping centres near my house.

at / in / on / from... the

AT 8 p.m.

ON Monday.

IN the morning, afternoon, evening

FROM 2:30 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.

2:30 - half past two

5:15 - a quarter past five

5:45 - a quarter to six

WHAT do you do? I'm a...

WHERE do you live? I live in...

WHAT TIME do you get up? At...

DO you work? Yes, I do./ No, I don't.

Routine: get up/wake up, have a shower, have breakfast, have lunch, have dinner, brush my teeth, go to bed, get to work, get home, get dressed, watch TV....

Jobs: dance - dancer; act - actor; cook - cook

MOTHER - FATHER = PARENTS

GRANDFATHER - GRANDMOTHER = GRANDPARENTS

SISTER - BROTHER = SIBLINGS

AUNT - UNCLE

NIECE - NEPHEW

MOTHER - IN - LAW; FATHER IN LAW; BROTHER - IN - LAW;

SISTER - IN - LAW

• Possessive Adjectives

My, your, his, her, its, our, their

• 's

Soraya is Letícia's mother.

AFFIRMATIVE

I/You/we They -> play; study; relax; have

He/She/It -> plays; studies; relaxes; has

NEGATIVE

I/You/we They -> don't play; study; relax; have

He/She/It -> doesn't play; study; relax; have

QUESTIONS

Does he play football ? -> Yes, he does./No, he doesn't

Where does she live? -> She lives in Tijuca.

What does she do? -> She is a doctor.

to be (am/is/are): tall, short, muscular, young, old, middle-aged, thin, overwheight, handsome, beautiful.

to have (have/has): blue/green/dark/brown eyes; blond/brown/black/red/pink/grey... hair;

long/short hair; straight/curly/wavy hair

ORDER OF ADJECTIVES:

She has short straight brown hair.

He has beautiful small green eyes.