Lesson 4 Flashcards

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1
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A lady suggested this book

A

A senhora sugeriu este livro

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Turn left

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Vire a esquerda

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3
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Turn (infinitive verb)

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Virar

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4
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Go straight

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Va em frente

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5
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To go (infinitive verb)

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Ir

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6
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Turn right

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Vire a direita

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7
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Straight

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A direito

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8
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River

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Rio

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9
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Wall

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Parede

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10
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The Harbour

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O porto

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Porto (the Porto) is a beautiful city!

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O Porto é uma cidade bonita!

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12
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Any

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Qualquer

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13
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I am in Cascais

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Eu estou em Cascais

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14
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In

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Em

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15
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Explanation of Em, no, na, nos etc

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Em becomes no, na, nos, nas instead of ‘em’ if the placename has ‘the’ in front of it.

Placenames that are a noun such as Porto, Parede, Rio or former colonies of Portugal usually have ‘the’ i

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Explanation of em no, nos, nas (in) i.e I live in Cascais

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Em becomes no, na, nos, nas instead of ‘em’ if the placename has ‘the’ in front of it.

Placenames that are a noun such as Porto, Parede, Rio or former colonies of Portugal usually have ‘the’ in

16
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Explanation of em no, nos, nas (in) i.e I live in Cascais

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Em becomes no, na, nos, nas instead of ‘em’ if the placename has ‘the’ in front of it.

Placenames that are a noun such as Porto, Parede, Rio or former colonies of Portugal usually have ‘the’ in front of them. I.e O Porto