LEVEL I

UNIT 1
2023.2
 UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO AMAPÁ
DEPARTAMENTO DE LETRAS E ARTES – DEPLA
COORDENAÇÃO DO CURSO DE LETRAS PORTUGUÊS - INGLÊS
PROGRAMA DE FORMAÇÃO, CAPACITAÇÃO, APERFEIÇOAMENTO E IDIOMAS – PROFID
PROJETO JOVEM BILÍNGUE

JOVEM BILÍNGUE
NÍVEL I – 60H
Coordenação do Projeto Jovem Bilíngue
Endereço: Rod. Josmar Chaves Pinto, km 02 – Jardim Marco Zero, Macapá – AP,
68903-419,
Prédio do Departamento de Letras e Artes, andar superior.
E-mail:
Coordenação Geral do Projeto: Prof. Me Melque da Costa Lima
Coordenação Pedagógica do Projeto: Prof. Alan Bena
Prof. Alvaro Tamer Vasques

Autores:
Bárbara Socorro Pires Barreto
Cynthia de Almeida Menezes
Suziane de Oliveira Borges

Colaboradores:
Alvaro Tamer Vasques
Bruno Borges Moura
Darllen Almeida da Silva
Emanuela Oliveira dos Santos
Irving Jefferson Freitas da Silva
Laura Góes Rodrigues
Rodrigo Ferreira dos Santos
Rubens Silva dos Reis

Revisão:
Bárbara Socorro Pires Barreto
Cynthia de Almeida Menezes
Suziane de Oliveira Borges
Macapá
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Learning
Goals

At the end of this unit you'll be able to:

Introduce yourself and

other people;
Talk about countries and
nationalities;
Talk about your family and
age;
Give information about
countries and nationalities.
 Afternoon is
between 12 PM

Greetings and 5 PM, Evening

is often used after
6 PM or generally
when the sun has
set.

Good morning Good afternoon Good evening

Formal Informal

Hello Hi
How are you? Hey
Good morning What's up? / Sup?
Good afternoon How are things?
Good evening How's it going?
How are you doing? How do you do?

POSSIBLE ANSWERS POSSIBLE ANSWERS

I'm fine. Thank you. Pretty good.

I’m doing great. And you? I’m okay.
Very Well. Thank you. Not bad
You are welcome. Thanks
How do you do?
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 Good Evening vs Good Night

Farewells We say Good Night when we are

leaving a place and saying
goodbye, or when we are going to
sleep. We say Good Evening when
we arrive at a place.

Goodbye See you soon

Bye / Bye-bye Have a nice day
See you Take care
See you later Nice to meet you
See you tomorrow Talk to you later

Choose the correct greeting to each situation

When you wake up, you say ____________

When you go to sleep, you say ___________
It’s 12:00 in the morning, you say __________
You arrive in your class at 7:00 all the nights, you say _________

Look at the pictures and write the greetings and farewells

_______________________

______________________ ______________________

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 Subject pronoun

I Examples
You I like my friends.
He You speak with your classmates.
She He is happy.
She is sad.
It
It is time to go now.
We We speak English.
You You like coffee.
They They go to school every day.

Structure
Subject pronoun + Verb

Lia: What's up Nick?

Nick: Hey! How are you Lia?
Lia: I'm great.
Nick: Great! Take care.
Anne: Excuse me. Is this English
class with Teacher Cassian?
Isabelle: Good Morning Cassian: Yes, this is it! By the
Clary: Good Morning, Belle. way, I'm Teacher Cassian.
How are you? Anne: Nice to meet you
Isabelle: I’m fine. And you? Teacher.
Clary: I’m good. Cassian: Nice to meet you too.
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Match

He is very nice.
True False

It is a very courious cat.

True False

She is really sad.

True False

They are very cute dogs.

True False

He is my bird.

True False

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 The Alphabet

Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii
[eɪ] [biː] [siː] [diː] [iː] [ɛf] [dʒiː] [eɪtʃ] [aɪ]

Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr
[dʒeɪ] [keɪ] [ɛl] [ɛm] [ɛn] [oʊ] [piː] [kjuː] [ɑr]

Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz
[ɛs] [tiː] [juː] [viː] [ˈdʌbəl juː] [ɛks] [waɪ] [ziː]

SS: Double S Let's practice

RR: Double R Classroom Books
LL: Double L Apple Computer
Potato Morning
When we have the same
Music Angel
letters together like the
Honey Teacher
word 'classroom' we say Pie Student
double and the name of House Siblings
the letter. Chocolate Parents

Spelling
How do you spell your first name?
How do you spell your last name?
How do you spell your nickname?
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John: Hi. I'm John Smith.
Nataly: Hello, My name is Nataly
Willians.
John: It’s a pleasure to meet you,
Nataly. First names:

Nataly: It's a pleasure to meet you, too. John/Nataly

John: How do you spell your name? Last names:
Nataly: It’s N-A-T-A-L-Y. Smith/Willians
Jhon: And your last name? Nickname:
Nataly: It’s W-I-L-L-I-A-N-S Nat/Jhonny

Wh Question: What

It is used for asking about a specific information, like

names, hours, or anything else.
What's your name?
What is your phone number?
What is your favorite food?

Answer the questions:

1. What is the difference between first
Different from
name, last name and nickname?
Brazilian people, in
___________________________________
English is really
2. What’s your first name?
common for people
___________________________________
to introduce
3. What’s your last name?
themselves by
saying their first
___________________________________
and last names! 4. What’s your nickname?
___________________________________
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 Spelling
How do you spell your pet's name?
How do you spell your father's name?
How do you spell your mother's name?

Look at the words below and identify where they belong:

Good night
Talk to you later
Good morning
Hey

How’s it going? Hi

See you later How are you?

What’s up?

See you tomorrow

Greetings Farewells
_________________________________ _________________________________
_________________________________ _________________________________
_________________________________ _________________________________
_________________________________ _________________________________
_________________________________ _________________________________
_________________________________ _________________________________

Simon: Good morning Isabelle.

Isabelle: Hi Simon, How are you doing?
Simon: I’m doing great, thanks. What about you?
Isabelle: I'm awesome.

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 Treatment pronouns
When you know the other person's name you must use:

Mister - Mr. → For men

Miss.→ For single women.
Misses - Mrs. → For married women

When you DON’T know the other person's name you must use:

Sir →
For men.
Madam - Ma’am →
For women.

Let's practice

Miss. Mitchel: Hello, Mr. Smith! How are you?

Mr. Smith: Good morning, Miss. Mitchel. I’m great, and you?
Miss. Mitchel: I’m good. It’s good to see you.
Mr. Smith: I’m glad to see you too.

Match the conversations:

1. Hello. How are you doing? ( ) Nice to meet you, Mrs. Brown!
2. Hey Katie! This is my mom Jessica. ( ) Hi! Good evening.
3. Good evening, Miss. Perez. ( ) Ok, bye bye!
4. I have to go now. See you tomorrow! ( ) I’m good. And you?
5. Nice to meet you, Sabrina! ( ) Hey! How do you do?
6. Hi! How do you do, Carl? ( ) Nice to meet you too, David.

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Where are you from?

Flag Country Flag Country

England Italy

Germany Brazil

Mexico Japan

Spain France

The U.S.A China

Argentina Russia

Canada Greece

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Search
What is the capital city of these countries?

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

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 Wh Question → Where
We use “where” to ask about places.
Where do you work?
Where do they live?
Where are my glasses?
Where are you from?

Anna: Hello Peter! Where are you from?

Peter: Hi Anna! I'm from Brazil and you?
Anna: I'm from the United States.
Peter: Wow! You look Asian.
Anna: It's because my parents are from South
Korea, but I was born in the United States.
Pedro: I see, my mother is Italian, and my
father is Brazilian.
Anna: How interesting!

Answer the questions

1- Where is Peter from?
_______________________________________________________________
2- Where is Anna from?
_______________________________________________________________
3 - Where are Peter's parents from?
_______________________________________________________________
4 - Where are Anna's parents from?
_______________________________________________________________

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Verb to be → Affirmative
Subject Pronoun Verb To be Contraction
I am I'm
You are You're
He is He's
She is She's
It is It's
We are We're
You are You're
They are They're

Examples
I am from The United Kingdom.
You are Brazilian.
She is Mexican.
He is from Japan. To be, or not to be?
It's from The United States. That is the
We are from Canada. question!
You are tired.
They are Argentine.

Complete
Amanda: What ____ your name?
Frank: My name ____ Frank.
Amanda: ____ you a new student here?
Frank: Yes, I _____.
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 Match

You are from Argentina.

True False

The cook is from Italy.

True False

I’m from Spain.

True False

They are from China.

True False

The tea is from the United States.

True False

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What is your nationality?

Flag Nationality Flag Nationality

British Italian

German Brazilian

Mexican Japanese

Spanish French

American Chinese

Argentine Russian

Canadian Greek

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 Verb to be → Negative
Subject Pronoun Verb To be Contraction
I am not I'm not
You are not You're not/ aren't
He is not He's not/ isn't
She is not She's not/ isn't
It is not It's not/ isn't
We are not We're not/ aren't
You are not You're not/ aren't
They are not They're not/ aren't

Complete
Negative
Chris: Hurry, we ____ late
I'm not Russian. for class.
You aren't from the United Julia: OK. _____ Bob and
States. Tina going to class, too?
He isn't from China. Chris: Yes, they ____
She is not Japanese. Julia: So, they ____ late, too.
It's not from Germany.
You are not Italian.
We're not from the United Complete
Kingdom. Susan: ____ that your
They are not French. English teacher?
Peter: Yes, he ____
Susan: He ____ my
English teacher, too
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Complete with the verb to be

The pizza ________ from Italy.

Croissant ________ from Spain.

Guacamole _________ from Mexico .

Sushi ________ from Japan.

Maple syrup ________ from Canada.

Yakisoba ______ from China.

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 Verb to be →
Interrogative

Am I? Examples
Are you? Am I late for the class?
Is he? Where are you from?
Is he Mexican?
Is she?
Is she American?
Is it?
Is it from the United States?
Are we? Are we from France?
Are you? How are you?
Are they? Are they Greek?

Complete
Are you
A. ______ you from the United States?
No. I ________. I ______ from Brazil ready for it?

B. _____ your teacher from Canada?

No,_________. She ______ from Brazil.

C. _____ your English class in the

morning?
No, _________. It _______ at night.

D. ______ you and your best friend the

same age?
No, ________. We ______ different ages.
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 Complete
A: ______ Miss. Gray from the United States?
B: Yes, she ______ . She ______ from Chicago.
A: ______ English class at 10:00?
B: No, it ________. It _____ at 11:00.
A: ______ you and Monique from France?
B: Yes, we ______. We’re from Paris.
A: _______ Mr. and Mrs. Tavares American?
B: No, they ________ . They ______ Brazilian.

Where are they from?

_______________________________________ _______________________________________

_______________________________________ _______________________________________

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 Match the pictures with the words

1- France 2- The USA 3- Egypt 4- Brazil

5- England 6- Italy 7- India 8- Greece

Tim: Are you from California, Jessica?

Jessica: Well, my family is in California now, but
we’re from South Korea originally.
Tim: Oh, my mother is Korean – from Seoul! Are
you from Seoul?
Jessica: No, we’re not. We’re from Daejeon.
Tim: So is your first language Korean?
Jessica: Yes, it is.
Tim: My first language is English.
Source: Interchange 4th Edition – Intro Student’s Book, p. 16

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 Search

What language do they speak in these countries?

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

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 Answer the questions:

a) What languages do you speak?

__________________________________________________
b) Where do you want to go?
__________________________________________________
c) What is your nationality?
__________________________________________________
d) Do you study Spanish?
__________________________________________________
e) What is your favorite Italian food?
__________________________________________________

Tic tac toe

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 Greetings around
the world

A hug

A kiss on the cheek A bow

A fist bump

An wai Handshake

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Greetings around
the world

In international business, it’s important to know how

to greet people from different countries. In most business
situations, shaking hands is the usual greeting. But people
in different places shake hands in different ways.
In France, for example, handshakes are very quick. In
Brazil, people take more time to shake hands. In both
Brazil and France, it’s common to shake hands with
people when you arrive and leave. People do not usually
shake hands as often in the U.S.
In many parts of Asia, handshakes are gentle and can
last 10 seconds. Handshakes are common in China, but it
is also appropriate to nod your head when you meet a
person for the first time. In the U.S., handshakes aren’t
usually that long.
Here are some things to remember when you shake
hands in English-speaking countries:
• Look at the person’s eyes and smile.
• Shake hands firmly, but not too hard.
• Shake hands for only 2 or 3 seconds.
Source: Adapted from Dun and Bradstreet’s Guide to Doing Business Around the World and
Global Links 1, by Keith Adams and Rafael Dovale, Longman

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 Answer the questions:
1 – What is this text about?
_________________________________________________________________
2 – What is the most common or usual greeting?
_________________________________________________________________
3 – What is the difference between greeting people in France and
China?
_________________________________________________________________
4 – Do you know another curiosity about greetings around the
world?
_________________________________________________________________
5- How do you greet people?
_________________________________________________________________

Possessive Adjectives
I → My Examples
You → Your This is my house.
He → His Your car is beautiful.

She → Her
Are you my classmate?

It → Its
Is she your sister?
His computer is nice.
We → Our Our dog is white.
You → Your I don't like their children.

They → Their Your eyes are fabulous.

Structure
Possesive Adjective + noun
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Match

This is her guitar.

True False

His book is really funny.

True False

His son likes to read.

True False

The dog eats his food.

True False

Her cat is calm.

True False

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 Family

Father
Mother

Daughter Son

Grandpa Grandma Siblings

Examples
I want to visit my grandparents on the farm.
I look like my brother.
Where are your parents from?
My parents are from Brazil.
Do you have any siblings?
I have one brother and one sister.
I come from a (small/big) family.
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New Message
New Message

To : Me In The Past

Subject : About my family

Dear Yoko

Let me tell you about my family. I live with my mum, my

dad and my big sister. We live in California. My mum’s
name is Carmen. She’s Mexican and she speaks English
and Spanish. She’s a Spanish teacher. My dad’s name is
David. He’s American. He works in a bank. My sister
Shania is 14 and she loves listening to music. She listens
to music all the time! We have a dog, its name is Brandy.
He’s black and white and very friendly.
Write soon and tell me about your family.
Love
Kelly
adaptado https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/writing/a1-
writing/about-my-family

Remind me Save as Draft Send Now

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Other family members

Brother Sister Uncle Aunt

Niece Nephew Cousin Children

Stepsister Stepbrother Stepfather Stepmother

Marital status

Single Dating Engaged Married

Divorced Separated Widow Widower

Genitive case

→ Can also be called "possessive case", we add -’s to indicate

that something belongs to somebody or some animal:
That is my mother's book
Those are my brother's video games

→ If the noun is in plural, we just add an apostrophe.

These are my cousins' cups
These are my cats' food
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Complete with the marital status

All your siblings are ________.

My uncle just got _________.

Our sister _________ is a nice guy.

His sister is __________, she is getting married

Her parents are __________ since 1989.

My cousin is _________.

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 My Wonderful
Family

I live in a house near the mountains. I have two brothers

and one sister, and I was born last. My father teaches
mathematics, and my mother is a nurse at a big hospital. My
brothers are very smart and work hard in school. My sister
is a nervous girl, but she is very kind. My grandmother also
lives with us. She came from Italy when I was two years old.
She has grown old, but she is still very strong. She cooks the
best food!
My family is very important to me. We do lots of things
together. My brothers and I like to go on long walks in the
mountains. My sister likes to cook with my grandmother. On
the weekends we all play board games together. We laugh
and always have a good time. I love my family very much.

Source: Lingua.com, n.d., My Wonderful Family,

<https://lingua.com/pt/ingles/leitura/wonderful-family/>

Answer the questions

1- Where does she live?

_____________________________________________________________
2- How many siblings does she have?
_____________________________________________________________
3- Where is her grandmother from?
_____________________________________________________________
4- What do they do on weekends?
_____________________________________________________________
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 Write about your family

_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________

Relationships

Husband Wife Fiancé Fiancée

Boyfriend Girlfriend Partner Divorcee

Mother-in-law = your husband/wife's mother

Father-in-law = your husband/wife's father
Brother-in-law = your brother/sister's husband
Sister-in-law = your brother/sister's wife

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 Write the name of the members of the family

____________ ____________ ____________

____________

____________

____________
____________ ____________

____________

You
____________ ____________ ____________

Siblings = Sister and brother

Uncle = Your parent's brother
Aunt = Your parent's sister
Nephew = Your brother/sister's son
Niece = Your brother/sister's daughter
Cousin = Your uncle/aunt children
Stepmother = Your father or mother's wife
Stepfather = Your father or mother's husband
Stepbrother = Your stepmother/stepfather's son or
your father/mother's son
Stepsister = Your stepmother/stepfather's son or
your father/mother's daughter
Great-grandfather = You grandparents' father
Great-grandmother = Your grandparents' mother
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Wh Question → Who
We use to ask questions about people.
Who is your best friend?
Who is your mother?
Who do you like?
Who are you?

Complete with What, Where or Who

John: Marina, _______ do you do on New Year’s Eve?

Marina: I usually go out for dinner.
John: _______ goes with you?
Marina: My family! More specifically, my mom, dad, sisters and
siblings-in-law.
John: And, ________ do you go? Do you go to a specific place?
Marina: We always go to the Italian restaurant next to my
house, but this year we want to eat at a new Japanese
restaurant. And ______ about you? ______ do you do on New
Year’s Eve?
John: I usually stay home, I think I'm going out this year.
Marina: ______ do you want to go?

Colin: Hey, are you an only child ?

Minerva: No, I have three siblings
Colin: Do you have any brothers?
Minerva: Yes, I have one brother and two sisters
Colin: That's great, I don't have any family, I'm an orphan
Minerva: I'm so sorry
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 Name
Introducing What’s your name?

Yourself My name is Emanuela.

What’s your nickname?
My nickname is Manu.
What’s his name?
Nationality His name is Bruno.
What's her name?
What's your nationality?
Her name is Taylor.
I am Brazilian.
Where are you from?
I'm from Brazil. Introducing other people
I'm from Amapá.
This is Colin, my boyfriend!
These are my friends Ross
and Rachel.
Answer the questions:
This is my girlfriend, Mel.
1- What’s your name? These are my classmates,
________________________________ Chandler and Monica.
2- What’s your nickname?
________________________________
3- What's your nationality We use the ‘this is’ to
________________________________ introduce someone else, and
4- Where are you from? then you can say the name
________________________________ and maybe you can say how
5- What’s his name? is this person related to you

________________________________ (your friend, your boyfriend,

your teacher).
6- What's her name?
This is - just one person.
________________________________
These are - two or more.
7- Who is this?
Example:
________________________________
This is Márcia, my cousin.
8- Who are these?
These are Phil and Claire,
________________________________
they are my parents.
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 Cardinal
Numbers
1- One 21- Twenty-one 30- Thirty
2- Two 22- Twenty- two 40- Forty
3- Three 23- Twenty-three 50- Fifty
4- Four 24- Twenty-four 60- Sixty
5- Five 25- Twenty-five 70- Seventy
6- Six 26- Twenty-six 80- Eighty
7- Seven 27- Twenty-seven 90- Ninety
8- Eight 28- Twenty-eight 100- A hundred/
9- Nine 29- Twenty- nine One hundred
10- Ten
11- Eleven
12- Twelve
13- Thirteen
14- Forteen
15- Fifteen
16- Sixteen
17- Seventeen
18- Eighteen
19- Nineteen 2 same numbers = Double
3 same numbers = Triple
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How many are there?

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What’s your phone number?

Ask your classmates for their numbers.

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 Wh Question → How
How old We ask questions with “how”

→ Ask information about age for understanding the forms and

manners that something
How old are you?
occurred
How old is the baby?
How old are these trees?
How old is your boyfriend?
How many

How much
→ Used to know the quantity
or amount of something
→ Used to know the quantity or → Is used with countable
amount of something nouns.
→ Is used with uncountable How many cats do you have?
nouns. How many students are in
How much milk do you want? the class right now?
How much money do you How many apples do you
need? want?
How much time do we have?
How much is this salad?

How long
How far → Is used to ask questions

→ Used to ask information about about amounts or periods of

time.
distance between two places
How long does it take to get
How far is your house from there?
school? How long is the flight?
How far is it to NewYork? How long is your vacation?
How far are stars from Earth? How long do I have to wait
How far is it to your hotel? for the next bus?
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 Search
How much does it cost to visit these countries?

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

__________________ __________________

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 Age​
Birth

Childhood​ Adolescence Adulthood​

Old Age Death Afterlife

How to ask How to answer

How old is he/she? ​ I am 20 years old. ​
How old are you? Laura is 33 years old.
Helio is a 33-year-old fireman.
He is in his thirties.
Bruno must be under 18. ​

How old are they?

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 How many are there?

______________________ ______________________ ______________________

______________________ ______________________ ______________________

Complete with "how many" or "how much"

1- _________________ water do you want to drink?
2- _________________ money do you need to buy a shirt?
3- _________________ papayas do you want to eat?
4- _________________ friends do you have?
5- _________________ books do you read?
6- _________________ time since your last vacation?

Answer the questions

1- How old are you?
______________________________________________________
2- How old are your parents?
______________________________________________________
3- How old are your siblings?
______________________________________________________
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 My name is
John
Hi! Nice to ________ you! My name is John Smith. I ______ 19
and a student in college. I go to college in New York. My
favorite courses are Geometry, _________ , and History. English
is my hardest course. My professors are very friendly and
smart. It’s my second year in college now. I love it!
I _________ in a big house on Ivy Street. It’s near the college
campus. I share the house with _______ other students. Their
________ are Bill, Tony, and Paul. We help each other with
homework. On the weekend, we play football together.
I have a younger _________ . He just started high school. He
is 14 and lives with my parents. They live on Mulberry Street
in Boston. Sometimes they visit me in ________. I am happy
when they visit. My Mom always brings me sweets and candy
when they come. I really miss them, too!
Source: https://lingua.com/pt/ingles/leitura/john/

Complete the text with the words below:

three names New York live

am brother meet French

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 Answer the questions about the text:

1 – What is this text about?

_________________________________________________________________
2 – How old is John?
_________________________________________________________________
3 – Where does John live?
_________________________________________________________________
4 – Who are John’s roomates?
_________________________________________________________________
5- How do you greet people?
_________________________________________________________________
4 – How old is John’s brother?
_________________________________________________________________
5- Where does John’s parents live?
_________________________________________________________________

What did you do last holiday?

_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________

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Object Pronoun

→ Me
I Examples
You → You Give it to me.

He → Him I give that to you.

She → Her
Lucie loves him.

It → It
Alex wants to meet her.

We → Us
I really like it.

You → You
They really love us.
I love you.
They → Them I give them the keys.

Structure
Verb+ Object pronoun

Complete with possessive adjective or object pronoun

1 - You look at ______ (I)
2 – I bring ______ some flowers ( she)
3 – ________ grandma is here (we)
4 – This belongs to ________ (you)
5 – Their wedding is important to ______ (they)
6 – Give it to _______ (we)
7 – _______ dog is cute (you)
8 –She loves ______ (it)
9 – His parent’s loves _______ (he)
10 – I don't like to go to ______ house (she)
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Hello, Friend

Hi. This is me, Nina Herrera. I'm 10 years old. My birthday

is on July 14th. My family is from Mexico, but I am from United
States. So, we speak English and Spanish. I live in a small
town with my mom and dad. I study in a big school near
home. All teachers are really nice people and help you in
everything you need. My favorite subject is Science. I love it. I
like animals and plants. I'm definitely an explorer.
My mom and my dad are teachers, too. My mom teaches
Math, so she is good at numbers. My dad teaches Spanish, so
he is good at reading and writing. They are very special to
me. We go every weekend to the park and play sports.
So, Kim, Tell me please Where are you from? How old are
you? What's your favorite subject? Are your parents teachers,
too?
Bye.
Source: Adapted from LIVEWORKSHEETS, n.d., Reading personal information, <
https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_%28ESL%29/Personal_informa
tion/Reading_personal_information_bu17427su>

Answer the questions

1 – How old is Nina?
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2 – Where is her family from?
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3 – Where is Nina from?
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 Let's Practice
Look at the words below and identify where they belong:

The United Kingdom

Hello
Divorced
Cousin Christmas
German Italy
Nephew
Good morning
Greek Married France
Hi
What’s up?
Single
Niece
Grandmother Uncle

Family Countries
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Greetings Marital status

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