1. Have = ter
2. Need = precisar
3. Want = querer
4. Try = tentar
5. See = ver
6. Hear = ouvir
7. Wait = esperar
8. Pull = puxar
9. Push = empurrar
10. Call = chamar / telefonar

1. Sorry. I didn’t do it on purpose.
2. Sorry. I’m not used to this.
3. Can you repeat that, please?
4. What does that mean?
5. You are very kind today,
6. Yes, but only a little bit,
7. Have a wonderful trip.
8. It doesn’t matter.
9. See you soon / later.
10. May God be with you.

1. I will stay here today.
2. I’m going to help you.
3. We will love it.
4. We’re going to buy the book.
5. The boy will visit his mother.
6. She is going to tell the truth.
7. You will be on Facebook.
8. You’re going to like it.
9. I will always believe it.
10. Is she going to stop?

1. I’m feeling sick today.
2. I’m running a little late.
3. What would you like for dinner?
4. I’m going to take a shower.
5. I have to wake up at 8.
6. I’m too tired this week.
7. I’m going to bed.
8. What’s for lunch today?
9. I didn’t sleep very well.
10. I need to go home.

1. Are you afraid?
2. Are you all right?
3. Are you going later?
4. Are you driving?
5. Are you enjoying yourself?
6. Are you feeling better?
7. Are you having a good time?
8. Are you having fun?
9. Are you in or out?
10. Are you kidding?

1. Let’s always be friends.
2. That couldn’t be helped.
3. Tom wants to be a pilot.
4. Will it be hot tomorrow?
5. He must be Tom’s brother.
6. I am glad to be with you.
7. I like to be spontaneous.
8. Let’s be friends forever.
9. Will it be fine tomorrow?
10. I’ll be watching you.

1. Why are you so sad?
2. I was fired last week.
3. You look so happy.
4. I was hired.
5. Paulo is dating Mary.
6. They’re engaged.
7. They will get married.
8. Sarah is pregnant.
9. Where does she live?
10. She lives in the USA?

1. I won the match.
2. She fell on the dance floor.
3. The boy threw the ball.
4. The dog swam very quickly.
5. He caught a flu.
6. She bought a new dress.
7. The boxer fought bravely.
8. We went to school last week.
9. The car was made in China.
10. I sent her a letter.

1. What’s the problem?
2. I don’t feel well.
3. I have a heart condition.
4. Let me examine you.
5. Please lie down here.
6. Breathe deeply.
7. Breathe in and breathe out.
8. Don’t move your head.
9. Where does it hurt?
10. It hurts here.

1. I am a new student in school.
2. I tell the class about myself.
3. I am from Canada.
4. But now I live in Nevada.
5. I live with my parents, and brother.
6. My brother is younger than me.
7. Music is very important to me.
8. I like to sing and dance.
9. I also play the saxophone.
10. I hope to be a music teacher.

1. Maria feels pain in her teeth.
2. She tells her mom.
3. Her mom takes her to the dentist.
4. Maria is scared.
5. She enters the waiting room.
6. The secretary calls Maria’s name.
7. Maria goes in.
8. Maria sits in a big chair.
9. She waits for the dentist.
10. The dentist arrives.

1. It’s work.
2. That won’t work!
3. Don’t work too hard!
4. He is doing his work.
5. I have to go to work.
6. You should work hard.
7. I am tired of my work.
8. Let’s not do the work.
9. The brake didn’t work.
10. This work doesn’t pay.

1. I arrived at school on time.
2. They walk to school.
3. She goes to school.
4. When is school over?
5. We must go to school.
6. Where is your school?
7. I go to school by bus.
8. I study hard at school.
9. We have no school today.
10. There is no school today.

1. It is break time.
2. The students go out to play.
3. They play with a jump rope.
4. Elizabeth holds one end.
5. Susan holds the other end.
6. They are apart from each other.
7. They swing the rope.
8. Maria jumps in.
9. The rope goes over her head.
10. She is so good.

1. John covers his eyes.
2. Sandra finds a place to hide.
3. John counts to ten.
4. At “ten,” he opens his eyes.
5. He tries to find Sandra.
6. He walks around their room.
7. He checks the kitchen.
8. He checks under the bed.
9. He checks the laundry room.
10. He does not find her yet.