FICHAS CEF

DISCIPLINA: INGLÊS

MÓDULO 1: O Mundo Pessoal e Quotidiano

Greetings

Personal pronouns

Numbers

Dates

Age and birthdays

Verb to be

Verb to have got

Possessive adjectives

A /An

Colours

Family

GOOD AFTERNOON!

GOOD MORNING!

I’m not

very

well!

Bye!

GOODBYE!

GOOD

EVENING!

GOOD NIGHT!

HIGH FIVE!

See you later!

I’m fine,

and you? How are

you?

How are

you?

PERSONAL PRONOUNS / PRONOMES PESSOAIS

English Portuguese

I eu

You tu, você

He / She Ele /ela

It ele, ela

We nós

You vós, vocês

They eles, elas

Observations / Observações

A palavra “I” deve ser escrita em maiúsculas em qualquer parte do texto.

O pronome “it” é empregado quando se refere a objectos, coisas e animais.

PRACTICE

What is the pronoun?

1 – Kate Hudson - ______

2 – Orlando Bloom - ______

3 – Kate and I - ______

4 – The book - ______ →

5 – Mr Johnson - ______

6 – Mrs Parker - ______

7 – The computer - ______ →

8 – Miss Jones - ______

9 – Mr and Mrs Brown - ______

10 – The flowers - ______ →

11 – Your name - ______

12 – The posters - ______

13 – The film - ______

14 – The cat - ______ →

15 – George - ______

NUMBERS

1 One

2 Two

3 Three

4 Four

5 Five

6 Six

7 Seven

8 Eight

9 Nine

10 Ten

WHAT’S YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER?

A – Practise the dialogue with your partner.

B – Write the telephone numbers. Follow the example:

229734400: double two – nine – seven – three – double four – double oh

a) 216589904 ____________________________________________________________________________

b) 918563314 ____________________________________________________________________________

c) 917005584 ____________________________________________________________________________

d) 227561143 ____________________________________________________________________________

e) 934730448 ____________________________________________________________________________

f) 229714576 _____________________________________________________________________________

What’s your telephone

number?

My telephone number

is 2044742 (two – oh –

double four – seven –

four – two).

Cardinal numbers

Ordinal numbers

1 One 1st First

2 Two 2nd Second

3 Three 3rd Third

4 Four 4th Fourth

5 Five 5th Fifth

6 Six 6th Sixth

7 Seven 7th Seventh

8 Eight 8th Eighth

9 Nine 9th Ninth

10 Ten 10th Tenth

11 Eleven 11th Eleventh

12 Twelve 12th Twelfth

13 Thirteen 13th Thirteenth

14 Fourteen 14th Fourteenth

15 Fifteen 15th Fifteenth

16 Sixteen 16th Sixteenth

17 Seventeen 17th Seventeenth

18 Eighteen 18th Eighteenth

19 Nineteen 19th Nineteenth

20 Twenty 20th Twentieth

21 Twenty-one 21st Twenty-first

22 Twenty-two 22nd Twenty-second

23 Twenty-three 23rd Twenty-third

24 Twenty-four 24th Twenty-fourth

25 Twenty-five 25th Twenty-fifth

26 Twenty-six 26th Twenty-sixth

27 Twenty-seven 27th Twenty-seventh

28 Twenty-eight 28th Twenty-eighth

29 Twenty-nine 29th Twenty-ninth

30 Thirty 30th Thirtieth

31 Thirty-one, … 31st Thirty-first

40 Forty 40th Fortieth

50 Fifty 50th Fiftieth

60 Sixty 60th Sixtieth

70 Seventy 70th Seventieth

80 Eighty 80th Eightieth

90 Ninety 90th Ninetieth

100 One hundred 100th One hundredth

101 One hundred and one 101st One hundred and first

200 Two hundred 200th Two hundredth

1000 One thousand 1000th One thousandth

NUMBERS AND DATES

A – Write the numbers in words.

14 ____________________________

12th ___________________________

19 ____________________________

9th ____________________________

90 _____________________________

40 _____________________________

2nd ____________________________

70 _____________________________

18 _____________________________

15 _____________________________

B – Put the numbers into the correct order starting with the smallest number.

a) one hundred

b) four thousand

c) one million

d) two hundred and forty-three

e) thirteen

f) two hundred

g) ten thousand

h) one thousand

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C – Write the full version of the following dates.

Example:

10/08/92 10th August 1992

01/01/97 _______________________ 5 Jun 78 _______________________ 10.07.02 _______________________ 14.08.73 _______________________ 22 Nov 01 _______________________ 31/12/86 _______________________ 3 Feb 90 _______________________

17.01.00 _______________________ 27/03/95 _______________________ 20 Apr 79 _______________________ 30 Oct ’01 _______________________ 09/05/97 _______________________ 13/09/02 _______________________ 2 Nov 83 _______________________ 02.01.80 _______________________

HOW OLD ARE YOU?

I’m = I am

Now practise with your partner.

VERB TO BE (ser, estar)

Examples:

I am Portuguese.

My name is John.

How old are you?

PRESENT SIMPLE

AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE

I am (I’m) I am not (I’m not) Am I?

You are (You’re) You are not (You aren’t) Are you?

He is (He’s) He is not (He isn’t) Is he?

She is (She’s) She is not (She isn’t) Is she?

It is (It’s) It is not (It isn’t) Is it?

We are (We’re) We are not (We aren’t) Are we?

You are (You’re) You are not (You aren’t) Are you?

They are (They’re) They are not (They aren’t) Are they?

I’m twenty-five

(25) years old.

How

old are

you?

I am seventy-six

(76) years old.

I’m four (4)

years old.

VERB TO BE – SHORT ANSWERS

Are you Sarah? Is he/she/it Portuguese? Are we/you/they English?

AFFIRMATIVE Yes, I am. Yes, he/she/it is. Yes, we/you/they are.

NEGATIVE No, I’m not. No, he/she/it isn’t. No, we/you/they aren’t.

A. Complete with a pronoun.

1. __________ am Catherine.

2. __________ is Charles.

3. __________ is Mary.

4. __________ is a modern computer.

B. Write the short form.

1. She is Julie Stevens. __________________________________________

2. We are English. __________________________________________

3. I am not American. I am Portuguese. __________________________________________

4. You are not forty years old. You are fifty years old. __________________________________________

C. Fill in the blanks with am, is or are.

1. My name __________ Susan Hudson.

2. Katie __________ in Lisbon.

3. Kevin and James __________ friends.

4. Jim and I __________ football players.

5. Canada __________ a big country.

6. I __________ 15 years old.

D. Write full sentences. Use the negative. Follow the example.

1. Mike and Jane / Australian Mike and Jane aren’t Australian.

2. I / interested in football __________________________________________

3. Madrid / in Italy __________________________________________

4. The apartment / big __________________________________________

5. You / in New York __________________________________________

E. Write questions with these words. Follow the example.

1. Brian / fourteen years old? Is Brian fourteen years old?

2. it / cold? _____________________________________________

3. Sean and Sue / in Liverpool? _____________________________________________

4. he / actor? _____________________________________________

5. you and I / good friends? _____________________________________________

6. she / twenty years old? _____________________________________________

F. Write short answers.

1. Are you a student? Yes, _______________________. / No, _________________________.

2. Are they seventeen? Yes, _______________________. / No, _________________________.

3. Is he a doctor? Yes, _______________________. / No, _________________________.

4. Are Bill and Jane English? Yes, _______________________. / No, _________________________.

5. Is it hot today? Yes, _______________________. / No, _________________________.

G. Complete with the negative form of the verb TO BE.

1. He ___________ my friend.

2. They _____________ married.

3. We _____________ in England.

4. I ______________ a hairdresser.

5. My name _______________ Alexander.

6. This book ____________ mine.

7. Jane and Peter _____________ from Italy.

8. It ___________ Monday tomorrow.

H. Ask and answer.

Example: Am I in your way? No, you aren’t.

1. ____________ you twenty years old? Yes, I _____________.

2. ____________ Maria your best friend? Yes, she ______________.

3. ____________ Tom and Tim good football players? Yes, they _____________.

4. ____________ this your bike? No, it ________________.

5. ____________ he very old? Yes, he _______________.

6. ____________ you hot? No, I _________________.

7. ____________ they married? No, they ______________.

AGE AND BIRTHDAYS

Work with a partner. Ask and answer according to the model.

Mr Benson

78 / 3 December

A: How old is Mr Benson?

B: He is seventy-eight years old.

A: When is his birthday?

B: It’s on the third of December.

Maggie Jonathan

16 / 13 July 11 / 2 March

Lucy and Betty Mrs Roberts

12/21April 72/ 1 October

You?

VERB TO BE

1. Complete with am / is / are.

a) What ________ your name?

- My name ________ Carlos.

b) Where ________ you from?

- I ________ from Brazil.

c) ________ you at school?

- Yes, I ________ a student.

d) How old ________ she?

- She ________ fifteen.

e) ________ English difficult?

- No, it ________ easy.

2. Complete with is / are/ isn’t / aren’t.

a) This ________ my family.

b) They ________ my parents.

c) Lucy ________ (NEG.) my sister, she ________ my cousin.

d) We ________ in our garden, we ________ (NEG.) at the beach.

e) Susan ________ at home.

f) We ________ at the park.

g) The dog ________ in this photo.

3. Rewrite the sentences in the negative form.

a) It’s hot today. It isn’t hot today.

b) I’m at home. _______________________________

c) You’re a teacher. __________________________________

d) It’s 3.30. ___________________________________

e) We’re at the cinema. ________________________________

f) This is difficult. ____________________________

g) Kathy is happy. ______________________________

4. Rewrite the sentences in the interrogative form.

a) I’m late. Am I late?

b) You’re ill. ____________________________

c) They’re ready. _____________________________

d) We’re right. ___________________________

e) He’s fifteen. _____________________________

f) It’s cold. _______________________

g) She’s American. _____________________

h) He’s at the park. _____________________

i) The school is in this street. ____________________________

A / AN

a an (+ vowel sound)

a guitar

a camera

an apple

an ice-cream

1. Right () or wrong ()?

a) an office _____

b) an student _____

c) a airport _____

d) a station _____

e) an girl _____

f) an engineer _____

g) an aeroplane _____

h) a taxi _____

i) an DVD _____

j) a radio _____

k) an teacher _____

l) a mirror _____

m) a dictionary _____

n) an boy _____

2. Write a or an.

a) _____ cup

b) _____ egg

c) _____ telephone

d) _____ envelope

e) _____ newspaper

f) _____ orange

g) _____ pen

3. Write a or an and the word.

a) _______________

b) _______________

c) _______________

d) _______________

e) _______________

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

PERSONAL PRONOUNS

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

I (eu - sempre com maiúscula)

You (tu)

He (ele)

She (ela)

It (ele/ela – objectos ou animais)

We (nós)

You (vós)

They (eles/elas)

my (meu)

your (teu)

his (dele)

her (dela)

its (dele/ dela – objectos ou animais)

our (nosso)

your (vosso)

their (deles/ delas)

A. Complete with a suitable possessive adjective.

1. She has got a cat. It’s ________ cat.

2. We’ve got a house. It’s _______ house.

3. He has got a watch. It’s ________ watch.

4. They’ve got a pencil. It’s ________ pencil.

5. I have got a wallet. It’s ________ wallet.

6. You’ve got a hat. It’s ________ hat.

7. Mary and ________ brothers are good students.

8. Sarah, how old is ________ father?

9. Daniel and _______ sister are at school.

10. We have got ________ books in the classroom.

11. My school is modern. ________ rooms are well equipped.

12. My friend Alice is very happy. Today is ________ birthday.

13. Carol and ________ family live in England.

14. I’ve got a cat. ________ name is Furball.

15. We are from Australia but ________ parents are from New Zealand.

16. They live in the city. ________ apartment is very big.

17. John and ________ parents are in Lisbon.

COLOURS

Red (vermelho) Green (verde) Blue (azul) Purple (roxo) Black (preto)

Brown (castanho) Yellow (amarelo) Grey (cinzento) Orange (laranja) Pink (rosa)

Ask your partner.

1. What colour are your eyes?

2. What colour is your house?

3. What is your favourite colour?

Verb TO HAVE / HAVE GOT (verbo TER)

SINGULAR PLURAL

I have (got) (eu tenho)

You have (got) (tu tens)

He has (got) (ele tem)

She has (got) (ela tem)

It has (got) (ele/ela tem)

We have (got) (nós temos)

You have (got) (vós tendes)

They have (got) (eles/elas têm)

I have got = I’ve got

He has got = He’s got

A. Write the short form.

1. I have got ___________________________________

2. you have got ___________________________________

3. he has got ___________________________________

4. she has got ___________________________________

5. it has got ___________________________________

6. we have got ___________________________________

7. you have got ___________________________________

8. they have got ___________________________________

B. Complete with have got or has got.

1. 1. Jim ________________ a cat.

2. 2. Tina ________________ a handsome husband.

3. 3. The Tylers ________________ three kids.

4. 4. We ________________ a canary that says “Hello”.

5. 5. They ________________ a lot of free time during the summer.

6. 6. My brother and I ________________ a new digital camera.

7. 7. My school ________________ a lot of computers.

8. 8. She ________________ a laptop.

Verb TO HAVE GOT (verbo TER)

PRESENT SIMPLE

NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE

I

You

have not

haven’t

got

brown

eyes.

Have I

You

got

brown

eyes?

He

She

It

has not

hasn’t

Has

He

She

It

We

You

They

have not

haven’t

Have We

You

They

A. Complete with haven’t got / hasn’t got.

1. Rose ____________ blue eyes.

2. He ____________ a new bike.

3. We ____________ a computer yet.

4. Rose and Susan ____________ a brother.

5. The table ____________ a nice colour.

6. The Tylers ____________ two kids.

B. Complete the questions with the verb ‘to have got’.

1. ________ Tom ______ brown hair?

2. ________ you ______ a new friend?

3. ________ they ______ a cat?

4. ________ your teacher ______ a dog?

5. ________ the Simpsons _______ three children?

6. How much money ________ you ______?

C. Write five sentences using the verb ‘to have got’..

1.__________________________________________________________________________

2. __________________________________________________________________________

3. __________________________________________________________________________

4. __________________________________________________________________________

5. __________________________________________________________________________

FAMILY MEMBERS

Grandparents – avós

Grandfather – avô

Grandmother – avó

Great-grandfather – bisavô

Great-grandmother – bisavó

Parents – pais (pai e mãe)

Father – pai

Mother – mãe

Children – filhos (crianças)

Son – filho

Daughter – filha

Grandchildren– netos

Grandson – neto

Granddaughter – neta

Wife – esposa

Husband – marido

Brother – irmão

Sister – irmã

Uncle – tio

Aunt – tia

Cousin – primo ou prima

Nephew – sobrinho

Niece – sobrinha

Father-in-law – sogro

Mother-in-law – sogra

Brother-in-law – cunhado

Sister-in-law - cunhada

Godfather – padrinho

Godmother – madrinha

Stepfather – padrasto

Stepmother – madrasta

Stepson – enteado

Stepdaughter – enteada

Half-brother – meio-irmão

Half-sister – meia-irmã.

A - Complete the sentences.

1. Mary is Brian’s ___________________.

2. Melanie is Thomas’s ___________________.

3. Betsey is Whitney’s ___________________.

4. Patrick is Matthew’s ___________________.

5. Mary is Justin’s ___________________.

6. Robert is Betsey’s ___________________.

7. Brian is Melanie’s ___________________.

8. Justin is Brian’s ___________________.

9. Kathleen is Patrick’s ___________________.

10. Thomas is Kathryn’s __________________.

B - Write 10 similar sentences.

1. __________________________________________________________________________

2. __________________________________________________________________________

3. __________________________________________________________________________

4. __________________________________________________________________________

5. __________________________________________________________________________

6. __________________________________________________________________________

7. __________________________________________________________________________

8. _________________________________________________________________________

9. __________________________________________________________________________

10. _________________________________________________________________________