1. I was hungry.
2. He was upset.
3. I was tired.
4. He was my teacher.
5. She was my neighbor.
6. I was at home yesterday.
7. She was drinking tea.
8. I was studying alone 

When is your birthday? My birthday is tomorrow and hers is today. Will you make a party? Yes, I will. What will you do? We could use the swimming pool!. What do you want to do? I don’t know yet but we could invite some friends. Yes, why not, call them, please? That’s a great idea!

1. I’ll be right back!
2. I didn’t order this!
3. It looks delicious!
4. Can I take that for you?
5. How much does it cost?
6. Are you better now?
7. Do you take credit card?
8. Keep the change!

1. I’m at home = estou em casa
2. I’m at school = estou na escola
3. I’m bored = estou chato
4. I’m on the bus = estou no ônibus
5. I’m in the car = estou no carro
6. I’m upset = estou chateado.
7. I’m at work = estou no trabalho
8. I’m sure = tenho certeza
9. I’m thirty years old = tenho trinta anos
10.I’m proud of you = tenho orgulho de você

1. Falar inglês é como ir ao médico. Pegue a receita e tome o remédio!
2. Falar inglês e como andar de bicicleta, se não praticar não anda.
3. Relaxe, você não precisa falar como um americano.
4. Memorize frases usadas em situações específicas.
5. Mantenha um diário em inglês.
6. Aprenda a montar frases em inglês, sem estresse.
7. Ouça musicas em inglês que você gosta.
8. Assista filmes com legendas em inglês.
9. Leia textos em inglês, mas em voz alta.
10. Pratique inglês 30 minutos ou mais por dia.

• A melhor maneira de aprender inglês é praticando todos os dias.
• Escreva suas tarefas em inglês e repita sempre que puder.
• Pratique inglês a caminho do trabalho/escola.
  Exemplo: “I am late today.”(estou atrasado hoje).
• Ouça música que você conhece em inglês todo dia.
• Fale inglês com pessoas ao seu redor.

1. I am teacher. I am not doctor.
– Eu sou professor. Eu não sou médico.
2. I’m happy because I’m here.
– Eu estou feliz porque estou aqui.
3. I’m not sick. He is sick.
– Eu não estou doente. Ele está doente.
4. You are my best friend.
– Você é meu melhor amigo.
5. They‘re my brothers.
– Eles são meus irmãos.

1. My – meu, minha, meus, minhas.
2. Your – teu, teus, seu, seus.
3. His – seu, seus (dele)
4. Her – sua, suas (dela)
5. Our – nosso, nossa (os/as)
6. Your – seus , suas (de vocês)
7. Their – seu, seus (deles ou delas)

1. Hey brother, what’s up?
2. Hi, I’m fine, and you?
3. I am happy to see you.
4. Could you come here?
5. Sure. What do you want with me?
6. Could you teach me English?
7. Yeah! I like to teach.
8. Thanks my brother.
9. No problem, take care.

1. Tom. It’s time to get up.
2. Is it 7:00 already? I’m still sleepy.
3. That’s okay, dear. Are you Hungry?
4. Yes, mom. I am so hungry.
5. Can I have pancakes?
6. Of course, you can.
7. I’ll get them ready.
8. Thanks, mom. I’m on my way!
9. It’s a beautiful morning, son.
10. Yes, it’s a sunny day.

1. Two brothers are bored.
2. They play together inside the house.
3. The older brother throws the ball
4. To the younger brother.
5. He catches it. He throws it back.
6. The ball hits the window.
7. The window breaks.
8. Their mom hears the loud sound.
9. She is a little bit mad.
10. She takes the ball away.

1. Hi, how are you doing?
2. I’m fine. How about yourself?
3. I’m pretty good and tanks.
4. So how have you been?
5. I’ve been great. What about you?
6. I’m in school right now.
7. What school do you go to?
8. I go to Tomorrow school.
9. Do you like it there?
10. It’s a really a great school.

1. Today is Silvia’s birthday.
2. She gets out of bed early.
3. Nobody says anything to her.
4. Her mom takes her to school.
5. Her friends don’t say anything.
6. The teacher doesn’t say anything.
7. Silvia’s sad and walks home alone.
8. She opens the door.
9. Her friends are holding a cake.
10. They say, “Surprise Silvia!”

1. Felipe is a good doctor.
2. He takes care of people.
3. He smiles at them.
4. He gives them medicine.
5. He gives stickers to the patients.
6. The younger patients like him.
7. They see him when they are sick.
8. He makes them feel better.
9. This makes him so happy.
10. He loves his job a lot.
11. He goes home very proud.

1. What’s your religion?
2. What time are they working?
3. What time did you get up?
4. What time did you go to sleep?
5. What time did you wake up?
6. What time does it start?
7. What time will you go?
8. What time is it now?
9. When are they coming?
10. When is she coming back?

1. Where are you from?
2. I’m from Brazil.
3. I can’t understand you.
4. I’m in the USA.
5. Are you married?
6. I’m single.
7. I’m very happy.
8. It’s very funny.
9. I’m much better.
10. It’s wonderful

1. Donna loved her husband.
2. Her husband loved Donna.
3. They were in love with each other.
4. She would give him a gift.
5. He will be 40 years old next week.
6. She wondered what to give him.
7. Should she give him a watch?
8. Should she give him a sweater?
9. What should she give him?
10. She asked him what he wanted.

1. I won’t call her anymore.
2. I’m not at home.
3. He isn’t a good doctor.
4. They aren’t sad.
5. I wouldn’t eat it.
6. We can’t go there.
7. You should say that.
8. He studies here.
9. I talked about them.
10. We are working now.