1. Gilson visits his aunt and uncle.
2. They are very different from each other.
3. His aunt is tall and skinny.
4. His uncle is fat and short.
5. His aunt likes vegetables.
6. His uncle loves barbecue on weekends..
7. His aunt is quiet and cooks very well..
8. His uncle loves newspapers and talk show.
9. They always love each other.
10. They like when Gilson visits them.
11. He always has a good time with them..

1. The boy is always busy.
2. He goes to school for eight hours.
3. He has seven classes a day.
4. They are all hard.
5. He has a lot of homework.
6. It takes him five hours to finish them..
7. He also has piano practice.
8. He spends two hours playing the piano.
9. He only sleeps for four hours.
10. He is tired.

1. Por favor, deite aqui! Please lie down here!
2. Respire fundo. Breathe deeply.
3. Inspire e expire. Breathe in and breathe out.
4. Não mexa a cabeça. Don’t move your head.
5. Onde dói? Where does it hurt?
6. Dói aqui. It hurts here.

Magazine and television often show products and diets that promise us good health. But you don’t need to spend a lot of money to eat well and stay fit. A good diet, regular exercise and about eight hours of sleep each night can help and make you healthy.

1. I want to be with you today. 
2. I am too happy to be here.
3. They study English at Tomorrow.
4. They speak English very well now. 
5. She was my best teacher.
6. They studied all year long with us.
7. We miss you a lot. keep in touch. 

1. He wants to give a gift for his sister.
2. He has no money though.
3. He gets creative.
4. He goes to his backyard.
5. He looks at his rose bush.
6. He cuts a nice, red one.
7. He puts it in a vase.
8. He pours some water in the vase.
9. His gift is complete now.

1. She gets an allowance from her parents.
2. They give her $10 a week.
3. She wants more.
4. She asks her parents nicely.
5. They say no.
6. She tries to change their minds.
7. She washes their cars.
8. She makes them dinner.
9. Her parents decide to give her a raise.
10. She will get $15 a week.

1. Bob moves to a new city.
2. There are many buildings around.
3. There are a lot of people walking.
4. There are many taxis.
5. He feels lonely.
6. Everyone acts so different here.
7. He goes to his new school.
8. He sees a friendly looking person.
9. He asks him to show him around.

Gilson has three dogs. The first one is black. The second one is brown. The third one is gray. The black one is big. The brown one is medium-sized. The gray one is a little one. He loves all of them. He walks with his dogs at the park. The dogs enjoy it. They always seem happy when they are walking together.

1. The kids are in class.
2. The teacher is teaching math.
3. The kids are tired.
4. They want to play.
5. They want to see the sun.
6. They like slides and swings.
7. They don’t like math.
8. They stare at the clock.
9. The clock moves slowly.
10. The kids continue to wait.

1. I’ll be glad when winter comes.
2. Why is that?
3. Because I love the snow.
4. Yes, the snow is fun.
5. Last year we made a snowman.
6. How big was it?
7. It was seven feet tall.
8. How long did it take?
9. It took us all day long.
10. Did you give him a nose?

1. Brian has three dogs.
2. The first one is black.
3. The second one is brown.
4. The third one is gray.
5. The black dog is very big.
6. The brown dog is medium-sized.
7. The gray dog is very small.
8. Brian loves all of them.
9. He walks with his dogs at the park.
10. The dogs enjoy it.

1. I’m trying to find a job.
2. I want to pay my college.
3. Good for you!
4. Do you have a job right now?
5. Yes, I am a waitress.
6. Any tips on finding a part-time job?
7. Be friendly, offer your resume.
8. I’ve done that so many times.
9. They don’t need any employees.
10. How did you get your job?

1. Teacher, May I go to the bathroom?
2. Class is over in 5 minutes, Donna.
3. Can I go then?
4. Yes, you can, Donna.
5. I don’t know if I can hold it.
6. If you can’t, then go, dear.
7. I think I can go in a few minutes.
8. Pretty good my dear.
9. Thank you, Donna.

1. He works at the grocery store.
2. He is the manager.
3. He has a different uniform
4. His uniform is red.
5. His coworkers’ uniforms are blue.
6. Everyone is doing their job.
7. He tells them how to do better.
8. He goes around the store.
9. He likes to ask customers
10. If they’re glad to be there.

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.

1. The kids are in class.
2. The teacher is the classroom.
3. The kids are tired.
4. They want to play.
5. They want to see the sun.
6. They like slides.
7. They also like swings.
8. They don’t like math.
9. They stare at the clock.
10. The clock moves slowly.

1. He is talking to his friends.
2. His cell phone rings.
3. He answers it.
4. It is his sister.
5. He will pick her up at school.
6. He tells her to wait.
7. He gets off the couch.
8. He tells his friends to leave.
9. He drives his car.
10. He parks on the street.