02 - 1000 palavras mais usadas em ingles Flashcards
which
qual
Which is your favorite book?
Which of these cars do you like?
Which do you prefer: tea or coffee?
Which movie did you watch last night?
Which dress should I wear to the party?
Which road leads to the city?
The book, which I borrowed from the library, is amazing.
He chose the blue shirt, which matches his tie.
The house, which was built in 1900, is a historical landmark.
Which train should I take to get to the city center?
The cake, which was made by my mom, was delicious.
Which of these keys opens the door?
do
fazer, mesmo
I do my homework every evening.
What do you do for a living?
She does yoga every morning.
We did everything we could to help.
Do you like coffee?
Does he work here?
Did they go to the party?
I don’t understand
She doesn’t like spicy food.
We didn’t see the movie.
I do like chocolate!
She does care about her friends.
Do you know her?
I don’t remember his name.
He does his job very well.
I do want to visit Paris!
gírias:
Do your best.
That will do.
It has nothing to do with me.
Do me a favor.
their
seus, suas, sua, seu/ deles
Their house is very big.
The children are playing with their toys.
Everyone should do their part.
Their books are on the table.
I saw their car parked outside.
Their parents are very kind.
The students introduced their friends.
Each student should bring their own pen.
If someone calls, ask for their name.
Their flight was delayed because of the weather.
The students left their backpacks in the classroom.
Their opinions were very insightful.
time
tempo, hora, vez, cronometrar
Time is money.
What time is it?
We don’t have much time left.
The train arrived on time.
This is my first time here
How many times have you been to Paris?
They had a great time at the party.
“The coach timed the runner’s performance.
We need to time this perfectly to succeed.
He timed his speech to last exactly five minutes.
I need more time to study for the test.
Do you have time for a quick meeting?
She arrived just in time for the show.
gírias:
Take your time
Out of time
In no time
For the time being
A waste of time
if
se
If it rains, we’ll stay home.
If you study hard, you’ll pass the exam.
If I were rich, I would travel the world
If you had more time, you could join us.
If I had known, I would have helped you.
If she had studied, she would have passed the test.
If you see him, tell him to call me.
If you need help, just ask
I don’t know if he will come.
Let me know if you need anything.
If you’re free tomorrow, let’s go to the park.
If I win the lottery, I’ll buy a new house.
I’m not sure if he’ll attend the meeting.
If it’s cold, wear a jacket.
gírias:
If only - If only I had more time!
As if - He acts as if he knows everything.
If not - You should apologize, if not, you’ll regret it.
If so - Are you coming? If so, let me know.
will
vai, vontade, irei. vou, vão, vamos
I will go to the store tomorrow.
They will travel to Europe next summer.
She will call you later.
I think I will have a cup of coffee.
We will help you with your homework.
I will always love you.
We will be there on time.
It will rain tomorrow.
The team will win the match.
Will you come to the party?
Will it be cold tonight?
I will not (won’t) forget your birthday.
He will not (won’t) be happy with this news.
If it rains, we will stay home.
Will you be home for dinner?
I will send you the report by tomorrow.
The sun will set at 6:00 PM.
gírias:
Will do - I will do it right away.
Will see - We will see what happens.
Will you look at that! - Will you look at that! The sun is shining.
way
caminho, maneira, jeito, lado, muito/bem mais
This is the fastest way to the station.
Can you show me the way to the park?
I like the way you think.
There is no way to solve this problem easily.
Which way should I turn, left or right?
The wind is blowing this way.
The store is a long way from here.
We’ve come a long way together.
This movie is way better than the other one.
You’re way too late for the meeting.
She has found her way in life.
Don’t let obstacles stand in your way.
What’s the best way to learn English?
We lost our way in the forest.
You’re going the wrong way.
He always finds a way to make things work.
She lives a long way from here.
gírias:
By the way - By the way, have you seen my keys?
No way - No way! You got the job?
On the way - I’m on the way to your house.
Out of the way - Let’s get this task out of the way first.
Make way - Make way for the ambulance!
about
sobre, quase/ aproximadamente
We talked about the movie for hours
“This book is about ancient history.
What are you thinking about?
The train will arrive in about ten minutes.
There were about 50 people at the event.
The town is about 30 miles from here.
They were walking about the park.
There were papers scattered about the room.
She was moving about the room nervously.
There’s something strange about him.
This project is all about teamwork
Tell me about your trip!
What is this story about?
The temperature today is about 25 degrees.
I’m not sure about the details yet.
Let’s talk about your plans for the future
gírias:
Be about to - I’m about to leave.
How about - How about going to the beach tomorrow?
What about - What about the meeting we had scheduled?
About time - It’s about time you arrived!
many
muitos
There are many books on the shelf.
How many people will attend the event?
She has many friends in the city.
There are many reasons to visit that city.
We don’t have many options left.
How many chairs do we need for the event?
She has too many things to do today.
I’ve seen this movie many times.
expressões comuns:
How many - How many apples do you need?
How many students are in your class?
Too many - There are too many cars on the road.
He has too many tasks to finish today.”
So many - Why are there so many people here?
She has so many ideas for the project.
Not many - Not many students attended the lecture.
There aren’t many options available.
gírias:
As many as:
As many as 50 people attended the party
You can take as many as you need
Many a:
Many a student has struggled with this subject.
Many a night, she stayed awake thinking about the future.
then
então, depois, naquele momento/naquela época
He finished his work and then went to the gym
I will eat breakfast, then I’ll start studying.
First, we’ll visit the museum, and then we’ll go shopping.
Back then, people didn’t have mobile phones.
I’ll be busy until 5 PM, but I’ll call you then.
She was the manager back then.
If you’re ready, then let’s go!
If it’s too expensive, then we won’t buy it.
You didn’t study? Then you can’t complain about your grade.
What are you going to do then?
Why didn’t you tell me then?
So what happened then?
I’ll finish my homework, and then we can watch a movie.
If you’re feeling tired, then take a break.
I met him back then when I was living in New York.
First, clean your room, and then you can go out.
We used to travel a lot, but then everything changed.
gírias:
And then some - The job was hard, and then some.
Since then - I moved to this city last year, and since then, I’ve made many friends.
Now and then - We go to the beach now and then.
them
deles/delas eles/elas
I saw them at the park.
Can you help them with their homework?
She gave them a gift.
I called them yesterday, but they didn’t answer.
The books are on the table. Can you give them to me?
The books are on the table. Can you give them to me?
I don’t know who they are, but I’ve seen them before.
Tell them the truth about what happened
These shoes don’t fit me. I’ll return them.
expressões comuns
One of them:
One of them is missing.
I know all the students, but I only spoke to one of them.
Let them:
Let them decide what they want to do.
Bring them:
Don’t forget to bring them to the meeting
write
escrever
I will write a letter to my friend.
She writes her notes in a notebook.
Please write your name on the form.
He is writing a novel about his life.
The band writes their own songs.
Write to me when you have time.
I’ll write an email to the professor.
Her name is written in history.
Don’t forget to write your homework in your planner.
I love to write stories in my free time.
Could you write this address for me, please?
He wrote a thank-you note to his teacher.
I haven’t written to my grandparents in a while.
gírias:
Write down - Write down your phone number.
Write back - Please write back as soon as possible.
Write off -
They wrote him off as a failure.
The company had to write off the bad debt.
Write out - Write out your thoughts in detail.
would
deveria, iria( ele flexiona o verbo ao lado - deveria, importaria, faria) - futuro e passado
I would go if I had time.
She said she would help me.
We thought it would rain.
If I were you, I would study more.
He would travel more if he had money.
When I was a child, I would play outside every day.
They would visit their grandparents every summer.
Would you like some coffee?
I would appreciate your help.
Would you mind closing the window?
What would you do if you won the lottery?
I would buy a new car, but I don’t have enough money
Would you like to join us for dinner?
If I had more time, I would learn another language.
He said he would finish the project by Friday.
I would have gone to the party, but I was too tired.
They would always visit us during the holidays.
expressões comuns:
Write down:
Write down your phone number.
Write back:
Please write back as soon as possible.
Write off:
They wrote him off as a failure.
They wrote him off as a failure.
Write out:
Write out your thoughts in detail.
like
como, gostar, “tipo”, “estar a fim
I like pizza.
She likes to read novels.
Do you like traveling?
He runs like a professional athlete.
This tastes like chocolate.
She looks like her mother.
It seems like he’s busy.
She talks like she knows everything.
It’s, like, so expensive!
He was like, ‘I don’t care.’
There were, like, 50 people at the party.
I like your dress.
It smells like flowers.
Do you feel like watching a movie?
He acted like he didn’t care.
It’s, like, really hard to explain.
feel like:
I feel like eating ice cream.
Do you feel like going out tonight?
so
assim, tão, por isso, “ e daí?”
The movie was so good!
I’m so tired after the trip
She runs so fast!
I was hungry, so I ate a sandwich.
He missed the bus, so he was late.
She studied hard, so she passed the test.
So, what do you think about the idea?
So? Are you coming or not?
I don’t like it.” – “So?
The weather is so nice today!
I forgot my wallet, so I couldn’t pay for the ticket.
So, what are we doing this weekend?
He was late, so we left without him.
I’ve been so busy lately.
expressões fixas:
So far
So what?
So long
these
estes
These are my books.
Who are these people?
I love these flowers!
These shoes are very comfortable.
I bought these apples at the market.
Can you check these documents for me?
These are my favorite songs.
Look at these pictures from our vacation.
These ideas are interesting.
Do you like these paintings?
These kids are very talented.
her
dela, ela
This is her book
Her house is beautiful.
I like her car.
I saw her at the park.
He gave her a gift.
We invited her to the party.
I love her smile.
Her dress is stunning
We helped her with the homework.
Do you know her?
Her parents are very nice.
long
longo(a), desejar, “por muito tempo”
She has long hair.
It was a long journey.
The bridge is very long.
How long will it take?
They didn’t stay long.
I have waited long for this moment.
She longed for a better life.
He longs to see his family again.
They long for freedom
This book is too long.
We haven’t seen each other for a long time.
Do you long for peace?
The wait won’t be long.
He wore a long coat.
make
fazer
I will make a cake for the party.
Can you make a decision now?
She makes her own clothes.
He made me cry.
They made us leave the room
The teacher made the students rewrite the essay.
She made breakfast for everyone.
Can you make a list of things we need?
The joke made him laugh.
Let’s make a plan for the weekend.
I’ll make it up to you, I promise.
gírias:
Make a difference - You can make a difference in the world.” (Você pode fazer a diferença no mundo.
Make sure - Make sure the door is locked.” (Certifique-se de que a porta está trancada.
Make money - He made a lot of money last year.” (Ele ganhou muito dinheiro no ano passado.
Make friends - It’s easy to make friends here.
Make up your mind - Make up your mind quickly!
thing
coisa
What is that thing on the table?
There’s no such thing as a free lunch.
The most important thing is to stay calm.
Things are getting better.
Tell me three things you like about this city.
How are things at work?
That’s the thing I was looking for!
I don’t understand how this thing works.
Just one more thing before we leave.
She said the sweetest things to me.
Is this thing broken?
gírias:
Do your thing - Go ahead and do your thing.
The thing is - The thing is, we don’t have enough time.
Make a big thing out of it - Don’t make a big thing out of it.
It’s not my thing - Sports are not my thing.
