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.

• Can I help you? = posso te ajudar?
• Can she hear us? = ela consegue nos ouvir?
• Can you call her? = você pode ligar pra ela?
• Can I  take you? = posso levar você?
• We can’t do that! = não podemos fazer isso!
• You can’t swim! = você não consegue nadar!
• She can’t go today! = ela não pode ir hoje!

• I’m fat = estou gordo
• I’m thin = estou magro
• I’m happy = estou feliz
• I’m sad = estou triste
• I’m cold = estou com frio
• I’m stressed out = estou estressado
• I’m in love = estou apaixonado

1. I will go with you. Eu vou com você.
2. I will help you. Eu vou te ajudar.
3. He will be there. Ele estará lá
4. My back hurts. As minhas costas doem.
5. She is my friend. Ela é minha amiga.
6. They are my sisters. Elas são minhas irmãs.
7. That’s all I need. Isso é tudo que eu preciso.
8. I worked all day. Eu trabalhei o dia todo.
9. That’s all I have. É tudo o que eu tenho.

1. How are you doing today?
2. Where are you from?
3. Long time no see.
4. That’s great!
5. What’s up?
6. We’ll be having a good time.
7. Don’t take it personally
8. I am doing well.
9. I can’t complain.
10. Thank you so much.

• Are you awake?
• (Você está acordado?)
• Are you better today?
• (Você está melhor hoje?)
• I’m feeling better.
• (Estou me sentindo melhor.)
• I’m a little tired.
• (Estou um pouco cansado)
• What would you like for dinner?
• (O que você gostaria para o jantar?)
• I’m going to take a shower.
• (Vou tomar um banho.)
• I have to wake up at 7 a.m
• (Tenho que acordar às 7)

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. Ms. suzy. I’m not feeling well.
2. What is it, Elizabeth?
3. My head hurts.
4. You may have a headache.
5. Yes, I think I do.
6. Let’s see the school nurse.
7. Okay, Ms. Thomas.
8. I’ll be back in class.
9. Try to be quiet.
10. I’m gonna try a little.

1. Hi. My name is Mary.
2. Hello, Mary. I’m Michelle.
3. It’s nice to meet you, Michelle.
4. Thank you so much.
5. What do you want to do?
6. I have to go to class now.
7. Yeah. Me too. We’ll meet later?
8. Yes. We can meet after school.
9. Okay. I’ll see you there.
10. We can have lunch together.

1. Michelle eats with her family.
2. She wants to eat peas.
3. She asks her mom,
4. Will you please pass me the peas?
5. Her mom smiles a lot.
6. She gives her the plate.
7. She gets a gift from her dad.
8. She thanks him.
9. She sees a classmate crying.
10. She gives the classmate a tissue.

1. I like cupcakes and lollipops.
2. Both of them are sweet.
3. My mom likes hamburgers.
4. Both of them are salty.
5. My dad likes lemon juice.
6. Both of them are sour.
7. My sister likes coffee.
8. Both of them are bitter.
9. My brother likes everything.

1. Mom, I’m hungry.
2. Look in the fridge.
3. There’s nothing to eat.
4. Are you sure? It’s almost empty.
5. I went to the market yesterday.
6. I don’t see anything.
7. I bought oranges and apples.
8. I don’t want fruit.
9. Eat the fruit. It’s good for you.
10. Next time you go to the market.

1. He must be here.
2. You’ll be OK.
3. Don’t be angry.
4. Don’t be afraid.
5. He must be tired.
6. Please be seated.
7. She must be sick.
8. I’ll be back at six.
9. Don’t be sad.
10. She’ll be at home.

1. She is a great teacher. 
2. I’m happy because I’m here.
3. I’m not sick. John is sick.
4. You are my best friend.
5. Mary is a great person.
6. Are you in love with Jane?
7. You are a smart boy.
8. He isn’t at home right now.
9. He’s at work at the moment.
10. She isn’t my sister.

1. What do you need?
2. Where do you live?
3. Why do you cry so much?
4. Who do you think you are?
5. When do you travel?
6. Do you study every day?
7. Do you live in this city?
8. Do you have any children?
9. What do you like to eat? 
10. Do your parents live here?