REVISÃO

Giselda S. Costa

giseldacostas@hotmail.com

About you...

1-What´s your name? 2-Where are you from? 3-How old are you?  4-What´s your job?  5-Where do you study?  6-What´s your favorite subject? 7-Who´s your English teacher? 8-Do you have phone? 9-what´s your phone number? 10-Do you live here? Yes, I do No, I don´t

 

About you...

11-what´s your address? 12-Or.. where do you live? 13-Who do you live with? 14-Is your family big or small? 15-How many brothers and sisters do you have? 16-Thanks /Thank you very much  17-Not at all/ welcome 18-Nice to meet you/pleased to meet you 19-Excuse me 20-How do you spell your first/last name?  21-Are you ok? Yes, I am -No, I am not 22-Are you Antonio? Yes, I am -No, I am not

What time do you get up?

I always get up at 7:10 ( ten past seven) Maria never gets up at 6:30 ( half past six)

Always / sometimes/ often/ never Get up - Take a shower -Have a breakfast Leave home - Come back home Arrive home - Watch TV - Relax Read – Study- Chat with friend Have luch Have dinner- Go to bed Arrive school Date - Drink a beer - Dance- Play in the PC

His ou HER

 What´s his/her name? Where is she/he from? How old is he/she? What´s his/her job? Where does she /he study? His name is Pedro He is from Floriano He is 20 years old He is a student He studies at UNED

Family

Pedro = Rosa Sandra Marcos Wife- husband- son – sister- brother- daughter- mother-

father- children- parents Who´s she? She is my mother. What´s her name? What´s your mother´s name? Rosa is Pedro´s wife Sandra is Marcos´s sister Pedro and Rosa are Marcos and Sandra´s parents

Questions

What? Where? When? Why? What time? How? How long? How many? Which one? How much?

Adjetives

FastBigDirtyDangerousNoisyModernUnfriendlyExcitingExpensiveGoodCleverEasyEarlystrong

CheapSlowFriendlyCleanQuietOldSafeBoringSmallBadWeakDifficultLatestupid

Comparative adjetive

Good- better than Bad- worse than

Which do your prefer to live in big city or small city? Why?

Big city isSmall city is

cheapersafernoisierdirtiermore expensivemore excitingbetterworse

than small citythan big city

A life in the small city is _____ big city life. ( slow)

Yes, the big city´s much _____. ( fast)New York is _____ _____ London

( safe)No, it isn´t. New York is much ____

_____ ( dangerous)

Adjective

THE + ADJETIVO + EST/IEST-YEx.: Carol is the youngest of her house.

Teresina is the biggest city of Piaui

THE + MOST + ADJETIVOEx.: Carol is the most beautiful of the class.

Ex.: Jane is as tall as Paula.My sister is as smart as Mary.He sings as bad as John.

Ex.: Jane isn’t so tall as Paula.Jane isn’t as tall as Paula.He doesn’t sing so (as) bad as John.

Ex.: Jane is less tall than Paula.Rita is less intelligent than her sister

What do you look like?

Bas

Bastante/razoavelmente – fairly Plump- rechonchudo/roliço

What do you look like?

WAVE- ondulado CURLY- encaracolado

What do you look like?

Idoso

EYESI have small and dark brown eyes.I have big and black eyes and glasses.Green eyesBlue eyesBrown eyesDark brown eyes – castanho escuroLight brown eyes – castanho claro

I am medium height and a little plump. My hair is medium length, curly and black. I have small and black eyes with glasses. I am middle aged and good looking. I am wearing a blue dress.

What do you look like?

What do you look like?

What do you look like?

Looking good. A hat – a coat- a jumper – a shirt – a T-shirt- a dress –

a skirt – a jacket – a suit - trousers – jean – short – shoes- trainers – boot

Who....?

Is tall – isn´t very tall – is pretty – goo looking – handsome

Who´s ....?

smiling/talking/writing/cooking/playing/ sitting down/eating

Past Tense

Past tense

What?Where?When?Why?What time?How?How long?How many?Which one?How much?

did you buy?did you go?did you go with?did you pay?

When did....?

You get up? You have breakfast You arrive at school? You start learning English? You start at this school? You last use a computer? You learn ride a bicycle? Your parents get married? You last eat a hamburger? You last have a coffee break?

Presente perfeito

I´ve been to GermanI haven´t been to FranceI´ve been to the USAI´ve never been to AustraliaI haven´t been to any of the countries

A-He`s live in a foreign country.B- Which country did he live in?A-JapanB-How long did he live there?A-One year

A-Have you ever been to paris? B-No, I haven´t. A-Have you ever been to Berlin? B-Yes, I have. A-When did you go B-Two years ago.   Have you ever stayed in an expensive hotel?

Eaten - made – givenSeen – taken – wonMet – driven – hadDrunk – cooked – stayedFlown – bought - done

Some/ a/an/ any.... would

A-Would like some tea or coffee?B-I´d like a cold drink, please, if that´s

OK.A-Of course. Would you like some

orange juice?B-Yes, please. I´d love some.A- And would like a biscuit?B-No, thanks. Just orange juice is fine.

Is there a school near here?

A-Is there a school near here?B-Yes, it is.A-Whre is it?B-Go straight ahead, and it is in front of

the cinema.  Next to... Among...Between... In front of... Besides...

Bibliografia

http://www.slideshare.net/sandriux4130/what-do-you-look-like