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1. He is sick.
2. He goes to the doctor.
3. The doctor gives him medicine.
4. He is

1. I am a new student in school.
2. I tell the class about myself.
3. I am

1. Maria feels pain in her teeth.
2. She tells her mom.
3. Her mom takes her to

1. It’s work.
2. That won’t work!
3. Don’t work too hard!
4. He is doing his 

1. I arrived at school on time.
2. They walk to school.
3. She goes to school

1. It is break time.
2. The students go out to play.
3. They play with a jump

1. John covers his eyes.
2. Sandra finds a place to hide.
3. John counts to ten.
4. At

1. The kids are in class.
2. The teacher is the classroom.
3. The kids are tired.
4. They

1. He is talking to his friends.
2. His cell phone rings.
3. He answers it.
4. It is

1. It was time for bed.
2. Edward was very tired.
3. He turned off the TV.
4. He

1. Can I eat this?
2. Can I help you?
3. Can you find it?
4. Can you help

1. He must be here.
2. You’ll be OK.
3. Don’t be angry.
4. Don’t be afraid.
5. He must 

1. She is a great teacher. 
2. I’m happy because I’m here.
3. I’m not sick. John is

1. What do you need?
2. Where do you live?
3. Why do you … Leia mais...

1. Norma went to bed early.
2. It was eleven o’clock.
3. She turned out the light.
4. She

1. The boy is always busy.
2. He goes to school alone..
3. He has seven classes.
4. They

1. Will you go to the party?
2. I was thinking about it.
3. I heard it’s going

1. What’s up? 
2. How’s it going? 
3. How are things? 
4. How have you been?
5. What’s going on?

1. Where is the station?
2. Where is Tony?
3. Where are they?
4. Where is she?
5. Where did

1. Is that right?
2. What’s that?
3. Is that true?
4. That is mine.
5. That‘s great!

1. Where are you from?
2. I’m from Brazil.
3. I can’t understand you.
4. I’m in the USA.

1. Donna loved her husband.
2. Her husband loved Donna.
3. They were in love with each other.

1. I won’t call her anymore.
2. I’m not at home.
3. He isn’t a good doctor.
4. They

1. I’m very happy.
2. I’m good.
3. It’s wonderful.
4. I’m not feeling well.
5. I’m not sad today.

1. It’s ten o’clock
2. It’s ten – five.
3. It’s ten – ten.
4. It’s ten – fifteen.

1. To do, did.
2. To drink, drank.
3. To eat, ate.
4. To go, went.
5. To have, had.

1. She likes to pretend.
2. She is a doctor for fun.
3. She wears a white coat.

1. He looked at the rising moon.
2. It was rising above the houses.
3. It was big

1. Patricia didn’t have much time.
2. It was time to go to work.
3. She did not

1. She thinks about the future.
2. She wants to be a doctor.
3. Doctors have cool uniforms.