Class 1

Question 1

What is the opposite of “I’m so short”?

Answer 1

I’m so tall.

Question 2

What is the opposite of “I’m so small”?

Answer 2

I’m so big.

Question 3

Duck

Answer 3

Meanings:
Animal:
* We saw ducks swimming in the pond at the park. (lagoa)
* Hunting ducks in Brazil is illegal.

Action:
* She had to duck to avoid hitting her head on the low doorway. (batente baixo)
* She is so short that I had to duck to kiss her.

Question 4

Long time

Answer 4

• It’s been a long time since we last met.
• He waited a long time for the bus to arrive.

Question 5

Like

Answer 5

Meanings:
* Verb: I like to watch horror movies. (gostar)
* Preposition: She sings like an angel. (como)
* Conjunction: We just met, like, tonight. (tipo)
* Noun: Tell me your likes and dislikes.

Question 6

All of it

Answer 6

Meaning:
* The entirety of something;
* The whole amount. (valor total)

Example:
* She ate all of it.
* Do you want all of it or just a part?

Question 7

Phrase: We can talk to…
Part of Speech: Preposition

Answer 7

Example Sentence:
* We can talk to her about the project.
* Don’t be mad. We can talk to him about it.
* Would you be okay if we talk to them?

Question 8

Look like

Answer 8

Example Sentences:
* You look like your sister.
* My cat looks like a fluffy marshmallow.
* This food looks like the entrance to hell.

Question 9

How to say this in another way:
Where in Australia are you from?

Answer 9

Where do you live in Australia?

Question 10

How can we refer to Australian people?

Answer 10

Aussies.

Question 11

Phrase: There are / There is

Answer 11

Meaning:
* There are: Used to indicate the existence of multiple items or people.
* There is: Used to indicate the existence of a single item or person.

Example Sentences:
* There are many books on the shelf.
* There is a cat in the living room.

Question 12

Which is

Answer 12

Example Sentence:
* I bought a new car, which is red.
* I stayed at a hotel, which is located near the beach.

Related Expressions: “Which is” is used for non-restrictive clauses, which provide additional, non-essential information. These clauses are typically set off by commas.

Question 13

Phrase: Planning on / Plan on

Answer 13

Speech: When using “planning on” or “plan on” the verb that follows should be in the geround form (verb+ing).

Example Sentences:
* I’m planning on traveling to London. (estou planejando)
* She is planning on studying all weekend.
* I plan on talk to her. (planejo)