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Apresentação do projeto
High Five 5 é um projeto concebido para os alunos que frequentam o 5.º ano
de escolaridade e que já frequentaram a disciplina de Inglês nos 3.º e 4.º anos.
Deste modo, pretende, em primeiro lugar, garantir a consolidação de aprendizagenss
que foram trabalhadas no 1.º Ciclo do Ensino Básico. Em segundo lugar, o projeto
pretende operacionalizar, de forma exequível, os domínios, objetivos e descritores de desempenho
previstos nas Metas Curriculares de Inglês (MC) para o 5.º ano, que foram definidas tendo como
referência os níveis de proficiência do Quadro Europeu Comum de Referência para as Línguas,
nomeadamente o nível A1+ para o 5.º ano de escolaridade.
High Five 5 surgiu da necessidade de desenvolver um conjunto de materiais didáticos
que fossem ao encontro das necessidades dos professores, tendo em conta a cada vez
maior heterogeneidade das turmas e a construção de uma competência global de
comunicação em inglês por parte dos alunos.
High Five 5 é ainda um projeto que apresenta uma vasta quantidade e diversidade de
instrumentos de apoio aos professores, para os diversos momentos da prática letiva: preparação,
organização das suas aulas e do processo de ensino/aprendizagem, adequação das estratégias
às características específicas dos alunos (conhecimentos, ritmos de aprendizagem, interesses e
motivações).
Componentes do projeto
.: Para o aluno
Student’s Book
O manual está organizado em sete unidades.
• Unit 0 – Remember! • Unit 4 – What’s for lunch?
• Unit 1 – My ID • Unit 5 – Wake me up!
• Unit 2 – Look at me! • Unit 6 – It’s fun time!
• Unit 3 – Home, sweet home!
Todas as unidades começam com a indicação What’s in this unit?, onde estão elencados
os conteúdos/temas que serão trabalhados. Cada unidade contempla ainda, em banda la-
teral exclusiva do professor, indicação dos descritores das Metas Curriculares, incluindo
referência às Metas Curriculares dos 3o. e 4.o anos e que deverão ser retomadas (Recycled
language).
As unidades desenvolvem-se em torno das seguintes rubricas:
• Vocabulary – Apresentação do vocabulário, com o apoio de imagens, acompanhada de
exercícios listen and repeat, que visam facilitar a interiorização dos tópicos trabalha-
dos (através da sua audição/repetição) e, por conseguinte, alargar o repertório linguís-
tico dos alunos.
• Listen and read – Os textos apresentam, com regularidade, personagens conhecidas
dos alunos – desportistas, cantores, atores ou cartoons –, com o intuito de lhes despertar
curiosidade e interesse. Outros têm uma forte componente cultural. Através deles, os alu-
nos conhecerão melhor aspetos da cultura dos English-speaking countries, relacionados
com os tópicos em estudo. Os textos estão locucionados por falantes nativos e dispõem
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• Listen – Dado que os alunos deste nível de ensino necessitam de desenvolver a cons-
ciência fonética e linguística, esta rubrica apresenta situações de compreensão do oral,
em suporte áudio, locucionadas por falantes nativos, e sem a presença do texto escrito;
estas atividades estão acompanhadas de exercícios de compreensão de resposta fechada.
• Say it right – Esta rubrica permite que os alunos aprendam a distinguir e a reproduzir
sons que não existem em português, conforme previsto nas metas de Spoken production
(audição e articulação dos fonemas e associação de palavras a esses fonemas).
• Watch and learn – Esta rubrica proporciona o contacto com pequenos trailers de filmes
e excertos de vídeos adequados à faixa etária os alunos. Do visionamento dos vídeos
decorrem propostas de atividades de compreensão oral de tipologia variada.
• Everyday Talk – Esta rubrica de Spoken interaction está focada em situações do quo-
tidiano. Pretende-se, portanto, a consolidação de vocabulário e estruturas de língua, úteis
aquando da utilização da língua inglesa em contexto real. Todas as atividades apresen-
tam um modelo step by step (Take a look!) – com highlights em expressões úteis – para que
todos os alunos consigam concretizar a tarefa, proposta em Now you! O role-play, propria-
mente dito, está apoiado em diagramas e esquemas que auxiliam os alunos na interação.
• Write – Promove-se nesta rubrica a escrita, fornecendo-se um modelo step by step (Take
a look!), para que o aluno possa depois redigir o seu texto, usando as suas palavras e
ideias, com o apoio de caixas, diagramas e expressões úteis – Now you!
• Have fun – Momento lúdico com adivinhas, anedotas ou charadas a propósito das temá-
ticas trabalhadas.
• Speedy me … – Esta é uma secção para fast finishers, para a qual vão sendo
feitas remissões ao longo das unidades. Esta secção, de dupla página, apresenta um con-
junto de atividades extra para que os alunos mais rápidos possam manter-se ocupados e
motivados para a aprendizagem. As soluções surgem invertidas, para permitir um trabalho
autónomo por parte dos alunos.
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O Manual inclui ainda os seguintes anexos:
• Extensive reading – Adaptação (retold) da obra James and the Giant Peach, de Roald
Dahl, acompanhada de exercícios de análise textual organizados em Before You Read,
I Understand, After You Read.
• Vocabulary bank – Glossário ilustrado (com apresentação dos termos em inglês
e português), organizado por unidades. Este material é complementado pelo Interactive
vocabulary bank ( ), que apresenta as palavras em suporte áudio, para que
os alunos possam treinar a pronúncia de forma autónoma.
• Grammar bank – Secção que apresenta a explicação das regras gramaticais em por-
tuguês. Constitui-se como um instrumento de estudo e de preparação para os momentos
de avaliação.
• It’s time to celebrate… – Nesta secção abordam-se algumas das festividades típicas dos
English-speaking countries, com proposta de exercícios lúdicos de alargamento vocabular.
Apresenta, também, uma página com Crazy celebrations, para que os alunos se divirtam
com algumas efemérides (improváveis) celebradas nos Estados Unidos da América.
Passport
Num formato idêntico ao de um passaporte, este pequeno caderno propõe ao aluno uma
viagem por alguns English-speaking countries. São aqui apresentadas informações culturais
e geográficas, bem como curiosidades. Em seguida, surgem curtas atividades lúdicas de
verificação das aprendizagens. No final de cada “viagem”, os alunos poderão colar os auto-
colantes da bandeira do país abordado e “viajar” para o destino seguinte.
Homework
Fichas de trabalho para reforço do Vocabulário, da Leitura e da Gramática, que poderão ser
realizadas como trabalho de casa. Para cada uma das fichas deste caderno surge a remissão
ao longo das unidades do Manual.
Workbook
Este componente promove o trabalho autónomo do aluno, dentro e/ou fora da sala de aula, e
apresenta um conjunto diversificado de exercícios de reforço de vocabulário e de gramática.
Tendo sido concebido em direta articulação com o Manual, o Workbook está igualmente
estruturado em 7 unidades. No final de cada unidade, surge um teste, complementar ao do
Manual, que inclui também um grupo de expressão escrita. O Workbook inclui, ainda, uma
secção de Fun activities.
No final, as soluções (destacáveis) permitem ao professor e aos encarregados de educação
uma mais fácil gestão da sua apresentação aos alunos.
Esta publicação inclui ainda bookmarks destacáveis, úteis para o estudo dos conteúdos
gramaticais e lexicais abordados em cada unidade.
.: Para o professor
Manual (Edição do Professor)
• Indicação dos descritores das Metas Curriculares de 5.o ano, em articulação com as
metas curriculares de 3.o e 4.o anos (Recycled language).
• Listagem dos recursos disponíveis no projeto: por exemplo, no início de cada unidade,
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sugere-se a exploração de Interactive board game, para revisão dos conteúdos lecionados
em anos anteriores; no final das unidades 2, 4 e 6, apresenta-se sugestão de exploração
do jogo interativo It’s quiz time!, para treino de vocabulário e estruturas de língua leciona-
das nas várias unidades; ao longo do Manual, vão surgindo outras atividades para explorar
os diversos recursos.
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• Soluções dos exercícios.
• Sugestões metodológicas, nomeadamente para a dinamização de jogos que podem ser
realizados no início da aula, como ice breakers, ou no final da aula, a título de consolidação:
> jogos de mímica;
> jogos de repetição (com base na audição de palavras-chave);
> disappearing sentences, para consciencialização de estruturas gramaticais / linguísticas;
> jogos de treino de atenção/concentração, de apoio à realização de determinadas tarefas;
> jogos de bingo;
> jogos de guessing;
> jogos de associação de imagem/palavra;
> nas sugestões metodológicas: propostas de exploração dos flashcards e dos posters.
• Planificação anual (versão para carga letiva de 3 aulas semanais e de 2 aulas semanais);
planificação com articulação com as metas dos 3.o e 4.o anos.
• Planificações periódicas (versão para as duas cargas letivas de disciplina).
• Planificação para Adequações Curriculares Individuais e para alunos com CEI;
• Planos de aula por subunidade (editáveis em Word® e PowerPoint®) – incluem sugestões
para duas cargas letivas.
Fun pack
• 100 flashcards e 6 cartazes temáticos – materiais que constituem um excelente suporte
visual para apresentação, consolidação e alargamento vocabular.
• Card games set – um conjunto de quatro sets de 72 cartões que permitem a construção
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de frases de acordo com as temáticas da descrição física, intitulado Got it (unidade 2), e da
rotina diária, intitulado Scrambled sentences (unidade 5);
• Motivational stamps e motivational stickers – com o intuito de motivar os alunos para a
aprendizagem e de os premiar pelo seu desempenho, ao longo do ano letivo, poderão ser
colocados no caderno diário, em fichas de trabalho, em trabalhos de casa ou no Manual.
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CD Áudio
Este CD contém todos os recursos áudio (textos, canções) de apoio a atividades do manual,
bem como todos os testes de listening, gravados por falantes nativos.
Ferramenta que possibilita, em sala de aula, a fácil exploração do projeto através das novas
tecnologias e o acesso a um vasto conjunto de conteúdos multimédia associados ao manual.
• VÍDEOS – Os vídeos estão associados à rubrica Watch and Learn com excertos de filmes
e à rubrica Guess What com vídeos de contextualização, culturais e de curiosidades. Possi-
bilidade de legendagem em português e em inglês. A versão final contará com 13 vídeos.
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• GRAMÁTICAS – As animações dos conteúdos gramaticais – com explicações passo a
passo e exercícios de aplicação – estão associadas à rubrica Grammar. A versão final
contará com 27 animações.
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• GLOSSÁRIOS INTERATIVOS – Os glossários interativos estão associados à rubrica
Vocabulary e são um complemento à aprendizagem de vocabulário pela presença de tra-
dução, imagem e áudio. A versão final contará com 6 glossários.
• Interactive vocabulary bank – Unit 1 (p. 16) • Interactive vocabulary bank – Unit 2 (p. 34)
• Interactive vocabulary bank – Unit 3 (p. 54) • Interactive vocabulary bank – Unit 4 (p. 72)
• Interactive vocabulary bank – Unit 5 (p. 90) • Interactive vocabulary bank – Unit 6 (p. 108)
• JOGOS – Os interactive board games podem ser usados para revisão e estão presentes
no início de cada unidade – jogos de recycled language – permitindo, de forma lúdica e ao
longo de cada unidade, rever conteúdos prévios. Os jogos It’s QuizTime! permitem conso-
lidar conhecimentos novos; são jogos trimestrais e estão presentes no final das unidades
2, 4 e 6. A versão final contará com 9 jogos.
• KARAOKES – Os karaokes são uma versão animada das canções presentes na rubrica
Listen and Read, permitindo, de uma forma lúdica, a aquisição e/ou consolidação de voca-
bulário e o desenvolvimento da oralidade. A versão final contará com 8 karaokes.
• What are you like? (p. 46) • It’s my house! (p. 64)
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• AULAS PROJETÁVEIS EM FORMATO POWERPOINT® – As aulas projetáveis em for-
mato PowerPoint® incluem, de forma sequencial, os diferentes momentos e respetivos
recursos enunciados em cada plano de aula, permitindo uma maior otimização e gestão do
tempo em sala de aula. A versão final contará com 100 aulas projetáveis.
tarefa e/ou estudar os números ou até para organizar a saída dos alunos da sala de aula.
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Guia de Exploração de Recursos Multimédia
Proposta de exploração dos conteúdos multimédia da versão de demonstração (com indicação
das respetivas metas e sugestões de exploração), referente à Unit 3 – Home, sweet home!.
adequada em frases
simples e conhecidas
(afirmações, perguntas e
exclamações).
• SP5 6.5 – Falar sobre
temas trabalhados.
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Vídeos
Cenários de utilização
Pág. Recurso Metas Curriculares
Sugestões de exploração
62 • Hobbiton movie set • L5 5.1 – Identificar • Todos os vídeos têm versões legendadas
63 • Can I stay? palavras e expressões em inglês e em português. A legendagem
em canções e textos é opcional.
áudio/audiovisuais. • Através das legendas, é possível trabalhar
• L5 5.6 – Identificar a a associação de sons a palavras escritas,
ideia global de pequenos no caso da versão com legendagem em
textos orais inglês, ou associar sons a significados em
português, no caso da versão legendada em
66 • Inside out – new house português. Portanto, as diferentes opções
Vídeos – com excertos de legenda permitem trabalhar vocabulário
de filmes de animação e skills de listening/reading.
recentes (da preferência • O modo de pausa permite explorar as
dos alunos desta faixa imagens que vão surgindo no vídeo e, por
etária e relevantes conseguinte, desenvolver competências de
do ponto de vista speaking.
intercultural), que
permitem desenvolver
o vocabulário e as
estruturas gramaticais
contextualizados nos
temas e nas capacidades
de compreensão oral.
Rubricas: Watch and
Learn; Guess what?
Gramáticas
57 • There + to be • L5 5.1 – Identificar • Para a exploração deste conteúdo, pode
palavras e expressões optar por explorar, inicialmente, as regras
em canções e textos e esquemas do manual e, depois, reforçar
áudio/audiovisuais. a explicação com a animação da gramática.
• L5 5.6 – Identificar a • Este recurso pode ser colocado em modo
ideia global de de pausa para permitir a exploração dos
pequenos textos orais. exemplos. Nessa exploração, pode ainda
61 • Prepositions of place • L5 5.4 – Entender convidar os alunos a criarem outros
65 • Plural of nouns e reagir a instruções exemplos que poderiam ser usados na
As animações breves. explicação.
gramaticais apresentam • LG5 8.17 – Usar o verbo • No final, os alunos têm de responder a um
uma explicação passo there + to be, no present pequeno desafio que consiste na aplicação
a passo para cada simple, nas formas do conteúdo a uma nova situação de
conteúdo gramatical. afirmativa, negativa aprendizagem.
São breves e e interrogativa.
esquemáticas, • LG5 8.18 – Usar as
recorrendo a exemplos formas abreviadas do
e imagens que ajudam verbo there + to be.
a estruturar as regras. • LG5 8.19 – Usar verbos
Rubricas: Grammar no present simple.
• LG5 8.23 – Responder
a perguntas, utilizando
short answers na
afirmativa e na negativa.
• LG5 – Language
awareness: There is /
there are para exprimir
“existe /há”.
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Flashcards digitais
Cenários de utilização
Pág. Recurso Metas Curriculares
Sugestões de exploração
54 • R5 5.1 – Saber procurar • É possível fazer a apresentação ou a
59 palavras por áreas revisão de vocabulário trabalhando
temáticas abordadas. também os domínios de speaking, reading
• L5 5.1 – Identificar e listening através dos flashcards digitais.
palavras e expressões Os flashcards de cada set podem ser
• Parts of the house em textos áudio/ usados para complementar ou reforçar
• Furniture audiovisuais. o vocabulário trabalhado no manual.
• ID5 8.7 – Identificar • É possível escolher um set, clicando no
Os flashcards digitais as divisões da casa. cartão correspondente, e apresentar os
são recursos agregadores • ID5 8.7 – Identificar flashcards digitais aos alunos de forma
de conteúdos, associados as divisões da casa semelhante aos flashcards de cartolina:
à rubrica Vocabulary. e o mobiliário. – mostrar a imagem, perguntar ao aluno
Têm como objetivo • LG5 8.29 – Apropriar-se o que é e revelar a palavra, clicando no
reforçar e complementar de novos itens lexicais, botão texto ;
o vocabulário presente no relacionados com – mostrar a leitura do vocabulário – com
manual, através do uso as áreas temáticas sotaque nativo – clicando em ;
de imagem, texto e áudio. previstas no domínio – sempre que se termina a exploração de
Rubricas: Vocabulary intercultural um cartão, pode clicar-se no botão
para voltar ao menu principal.
Glossários interativos
• R5 5.1 – Saber procurar • O Interactive vocabulary bank é a versão
palavras por áreas multimédia do Vocabulary bank (acresce à
temáticas abordadas. tradução o suporte de áudio e de imagem).
• L5 5.1 – Identificar • O facto de ter áudio ajuda a treinar a
palavras e expressões pronúncia, e a existência de imagens ajuda
em textos áudio/ à associação das palavras a um elemento
54 • Interactive vocabulary audiovisuais. visual.
bank – Unit 3 • ID5 8.7 – Identificar as • Pode ser utilizado ao longo da unidade,
Os glossários interativos divisões da casa e o à medida que o vocabulário novo vai
contêm vocabulário mobiliário. surgindo.
de cada unidade com • LG5 8.29 – Apropriar-se • Pode utilizar este recurso em sala de
suporte de imagem, áudio de novos itens lexicais, aula e explorar os diferentes vocábulos
e tradução, permitindo o relacionados com com todos os alunos ou pedir que treinem
reforço da aquisição de as áreas temáticas individualmente em casa.
vocabulário. previstas no domínio • No final, pode desafiar os alunos a
Rubricas: Vocabulary intercultural selecionarem a(s) palavra(s) do dia,
consultando o glossário, e registando
os nomes dos primeiros três alunos que
utilizarem a(s) palavra(s) numa frase
e em contexto, durante a aula.
Jogos
Recycled language • Estes jogos podem ser usados no início
• LG4 6.4 (divisões de cada unidade para trabalhar vocabulário
da casa) elementar e mobilizar estruturas
• LG3 4.1 e LG4 7.2 linguísticas fundamentais para
(preposições de lugar) a progressão na aprendizagem.
• LG3 4.1 e LG4 7.2 • Os jogos podem ser usados com toda a
54 • Interactive board
(nomes no singular turma ou em pequenos grupos, e permitem
game – Unit 3
e no plural) ao professor fazer um diagnóstico rápido
Os interactive board • L5 5.4 – Entender das aprendizagens já feitas pelos alunos
games surgem no e reagir a instruções ou daquelas que requerem consolidação.
início de cada unidade breves. • O funcionamento do jogo é bastante
e destinam-se a rever intuitivo e as suas regras são idênticas
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Jogos
Cenários de utilização
Pág. Recurso Metas Curriculares
Sugestões de exploração
• LG5 8.17 – Usar o verbo It’s quiz time!
there + to be, no present • O jogo permite rever e consolidar, de forma
simple, nas formas lúdica, conteúdos abordados em cada
afirmativa, negativa período.
e interrogativa. • O facto de este jogo seguir o modelo da
• LG5 8.18 – Usar as “Roda da sorte” permite que seja jogado em
68 • It’s quiz time! – Units 3 formas abreviadas do grupo (até quatro elementos).
and 4 (versão verbo there + to be. • As questões podem ser organizadas por
demonstração) • LG5 8.19 – Usar verbos conteúdos e/ou unidades:
• Os quizzes surgem a no present simple. – Vocabulary Unit 3
cada duas unidades • LG5 8.23 – Responder – Vocabulary Unit 4
e visam rever e a perguntas, utilizando – Grammar Unit 3
consolidar, de forma short answers na – Grammar Unit 4
lúdica, conteúdos afirmativa e na negativa. – entre outros
vocabulares e • LG5 – Language
gramaticais lecionados. awareness: There is /
Rubricas: Self-Check there are para exprimir
“existe /há”.
• LG5 8.14 – Usar at, in
front of, behind, under,
above, below (place).
• LG5 8.3 – Reconhecer
os plurais irregulares de
alguns nomes.
• ID5 8.7 – Identificar as
divisões da casa e o
mobiliário.
• LG5 8.29 – Apropriar-se
de novos itens lexicais,
relacionados com
as áreas temáticas
previstas no domínio
intercultural
Karaoke
• High Five Anthem • L5 5.1 – Identificar • As canções, em formato de karaoke,
palavras e expressões constituem um instrumento privilegiado
em textos áudio/ de motivação dos alunos. Para além disso,
audiovisuais. a apresentação de músicas atuais, que
• L5 5.4 – Entender fazem parte da realidade dos alunos, com
e reagir a instruções adaptação da letra aos temas em estudo,
breves. constitui um fator extra de motivação.
64 • It’s my house! • L5 5.6 – Identificar a Através delas é possível trabalhar
Os karaokes são a versão ideia global de pequenos vocabulário e pronúncia.
animada das canções, textos orais. • As canções podem ser exploradas da
permitindo, de uma • ID5 8.7 – Identificar seguinte forma:
forma lúdica, a aquisição as divisões da casa – apresentar a canção completa
e/ou consolidação e o mobiliário. (instrumental + voz) e incentivar os alunos
de vocabulário e a acompanharem a canção através da
estruturas gramaticais leitura do texto;
e o desenvolvimento – sempre que possível, acrescentar gestos
das capacidades de alusivos ao vocabulário que é trabalhado
compreensão do oral na canção;
e de pronúncia. – avançar para a segunda secção do
recurso, onde os alunos terão de cantar
Rubricas: Listen and Read
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Aulas projetáveis em PowerPoint®
Cenários de utilização
Recurso Metas Curriculares
Sugestões de exploração
• Metas específicas a serem • As aulas estão construídas nas
trabalhadas no manual ao longo apresentações em Powerpoint®, respeitando
da unidade a que os áudios e os a sequência e os diferentes momentos
testes se referem da planificação de cada aula – em formato
pronto a usar.
• Permitem uma otimização do tempo, com
toda a organização e estrutura de cada
• 15 Aulas projetáveis: aula, que pode ser editada e diretamente
Unit 3 projetada:
– pode projetar a aula e ir avançando nos
As aulas projetáveis em diferentes slides, de forma a cumprir
PowerPoint® incluem, os objetivos do respetivo plano de aula;
de forma sequencial, – pode editar quer o plano quer a aula,
recursos e respetivas caso seja necessário adaptar as
estratégias enunciados propostas às necessidades da sua turma.
em cada plano de aula.
Rubricas: Ao longo
do manual
Áudios
• Áudios • Metas específicas a serem • Os áudios têm duas versões: a versão
Áudios apresentados trabalhadas no manual ao longo standard e a versão slow – mais lenta.
ao longo do manual, com da unidade a que os áudios e os Pode usar a versão que julgar ser mais
destaque para as duas testes se referem adequada, mediante as necessidades
versões, com diferentes das suas turmas.
velocidades, para os • Pode iniciar as atividades de listening com
exercícios de Listening a versão mais lenta e depois mudar para a
– standard e slow. versão standard.
• As duas versões são apresentadas em
Rubricas: Ao longo
dois ficheiros independentes, assinaladas
do manual
através de dois hotspots no manual para
cada áudio. A versão lenta terá slow version
escrito no seu título.
Simuladores
Recurso Cenários de utilização / Sugestões de exploração
Timer
• Cronómetro personalizável, no qual pode inserir o tempo estimado para a
realização de uma determinada tarefa e colocá-lo em contagem decrescente,
indicando aos alunos que apenas têm aquele tempo.
• Esta ferramenta permite imprimir mais foco na realização das tarefas, não só
• Timer pelo incentivo do próprio desafio do tempo, como também pela competição
saudável que se pode gerar para cumprir o prazo.
• Permite igualmente uma maior otimização do tempo em sala de aula, pela
gestão orientada por objetivos.
Random number generator
• Ferramenta de atribuição aleatória de números que permite inserir o número
de alunos que existem na sua turma com o objetivo de, aleatoriamente, sortear
• Random number um número. O aluno com esse número deverá desempenhar a tarefa que lhe for
generator pedida.
Simuladores que • Pode ainda utilizar este recurso para trabalhar os números: primeiro pede aos
permitem otimizar o alunos que indiquem, em inglês, um intervalo de números – mínimo e máximo –,
tempo e a gestão em sala que é inserido na aplicação. Após o sorteio, têm de dizer o número que saiu em
inglês. Um outro aluno pode dizer se a resposta está certa ou errada.
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de aula.
Rubricas: Ao longo
do manual
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Fun pack – Teacher’s notes
.: Jogo “Got it” – Unit 2
Este jogo destina-se à prática do vocabulário referente à descrição da face.
É composto por 4 sets de:
• 8 cartões com uma face completa
• 64 cartas com partes da face
1. Antes do início do jogo, as cartas devem estar divididas por cores: a cor da carta que tem
a face completa deverá corresponder à cor das 8 cartas com as várias partes da face.
2. O professor divide a turma em 4 grupos de alunos.
3. A partir do conjunto de cartas com a face completa, um dos elementos do grupo escolhe
aleatoriamente uma carta (sem que os outros elementos do grupo a vejam).
4. O elemento que tem a carta com a face completa começa o jogo, descrevendo essa face.
Pode dizer, por exemplo, “She has got glasses”.
5. Os outros elementos do grupo (na posse das restantes 8 cartas) escolhem a carta cor-
respondente à descrição que vai sendo feita (por exemplo, a carta com os óculos) e co-
locam-na na mesa.
6. O elemento que tem a carta com a face completa continua (por exemplo, “She has got
blue eyes”), até esgotar a caracterização. Os outros elementos do grupo colocam na mesa
a carta correspondente e vão fazendo o mesmo até se obter um total de quatro cartas na
mesa. (As cartas vão sendo colocadas umas ao lado das outras, formando frases).
7. Quando estiverem as quatro cartas na mesa, o aluno que tem a carta com a face com-
pleta mostra a sua carta e confirma se as restantes estão bem. Conta-se um ponto por
cada parte da cara correta.
8. Troca-se o aluno que tem a carta com a face completa até se esgotarem as 8 cartas
disponíveis (com a cara completa).
9. No fim do tempo limite (15-20 minutos), ou depois de todos terem conseguido explicar as
oito caras, ganha o grupo que tiver obtido a maior pontuação.
minutos, conseguir fazer o maior número de frases. Neste caso, cada frase certa conta
1 ponto (não podem existir erros na frase);
b) o grupo vencedor pode ser aquele que, num tempo limite de 15-20 minutos, ficar com
menos palavras por colocar em frase. As frases têm de estar todas corretas, caso
contrário as palavras voltarão a ser contabilizadas como estando de fora.
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Exemplos de frases possíveis:
.:
Descrição do jogo:
• O objetivo deste jogo é levar os alunos a praticar, de forma lúdica, o vocabulário e as estru-
turas linguísticas referentes à identificação pessoal. Este jogo pode ser realizado no início
da aula, como ice breaker, ou no final da aula, a título de consolidação.
• Os cartões apresentados na página seguinte podem ser fotocopiados e recortados, de
acordo com o número de alunos por turma (36 cartões disponíveis: cartões disponíveis
para 12 perguntas e 24 respostas).
• Cada cartão poderá ser escondido, por exemplo debaixo de cada cadeira ou de algo que os
alunos possam ter em cima das suas secretárias (os alunos podem ser informados disso
mesmo, antes da realização do jogo).
• De forma ordenada e um de cada vez, os alunos que têm um cartão com fundo mais
escuro (perguntas) leem em voz alta a questão que está no cartão. Assim que lerem a
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pergunta deverão surgir as várias respostas, que são lidas a partir do texto dos cartões,
pelos colegas (de forma ordenada e uma de cada vez). A cada cartão com uma pergunta
correspondem dois cartões com resposta.
• Os cartões do jogo podem ser adaptados pelos professores, uma vez que se encontram
disponíveis, em formato editável, em .
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What’s your
What’s your name?
surname?
Is your father
Are you a student?
a doctor?
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My name’s Ana. My name’s Tom.
My surname My surname
is Santos. is Sanders.
I’m thirteen
I’m ten years old.
years old.
My birthday My birthday
is on 15th March. is on 23rd April.
My address is My address is
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Yes, I am. No, I’m not.
I’m a student. I’m a pilot.
Hi! Hello!
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Descrição do jogo:
• Mad Libs é um jogo de palavras originalmente criado nos Estados Unidos. No High
Five 5, apresentam-se 7 propostas de Mad Libs, uma por unidade. Poderão ser usadas
no âmbito de atividades de produção e de interação oral (e de consolidação vocabular
e de estruturas de língua).
• Depois, os alunos irão substituir algumas palavras do texto inicial, de acordo com ins-
truções específicas, criando assim novos textos (humorísticos), que serão lidos, em voz
alta, para a turma.
Exemplo:
C Now fill in the gaps with your words (1-2) from exercise B.
My brother and my (1)________________
dog eat toast with (2)________________
onions for
breakfast.
n!
Have fu
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Remember Unit 0
Name
Date: / / No.: Class:
HI!
João: Hi, I’m João!
Maria: Hi, I’m Maria!
João: How old are you?
Maria: I’m ten. And you?
João: I’m eleven.
Maria: Wow! What is that on your desk?
João: Oh, it’s my new pen.
Maria: I like it! It’s red!
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Unit 1 My ID
Name
Date: / / No.: Class:
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Look at me! Unit 2
Name
Date: / / No.: Class:
BEST FRIEND
Jessica: Hi! Who is your best friend?
Lara: Hi! My best friend is António.
Jessica: What does he look like?
Lara: He’s tall and thin. He has got short black hair and brown eyes.
Jessica: Has he got freckles?
Lara: Oh, no, but he has got glasses.
Jessica: What are his favourite clothes?
Lara: He wears shorts in the summer and jeans in the winter.
Jessica: Is he polite?
Lara: Oh, yes!
A: Is he/she (8)___________?
B: Oh, yes!
D. Now practise the dialogue in C with your partner. Have fun!
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Unit 3 Home, sweet home!
Name
Date: / / No.: Class:
MY DREAM HOUSE
My dream house is a small detached house with
white walls.
It has got two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a
kitchen and a living room. In the living room
there are two sofas, a TV and a lamp in front
of an armchair.
In my bedroom there is a desk next to a big
window and the curtains are pink.
There is a beautiful garden with lots of flowers, but there isn’t a garage.
In my bedroom there is a/an (8)___________ next to a big window and the curtains
are (9)___________.
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There is a beautiful garden with lots of (10)___________, but there isn’t a garage.
D. Now read your text from exercise C to the class or to your partner.
Have fun!
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What’s for lunch? Unit 4
Name
Date: / / No.: Class:
FAVOURITE FOOD
Jenny: Hi! What’s your favourite food?
John: Hello! I love pasta and pizza. And you?
Jenny: I prefer rice and hamburgers. Do you
like fruit and vegetables?
John: Yes, I do. I like eating lettuce and apples
as a dessert.
Jenny: I also like apples and lettuce, but I love
strawberries and tomatoes.
John: What do you like eating for breakfast?
Jenny: Cereal! And you?
John: I like drinking milk and I always eat toast with butter. Yummy!
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Unit 5 Wake me up!
Name
Date: / / No.: Class:
(8)___________.
D. Now read your text from exercise C to the class or to your partner.
Have fun!
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It’s fun time! Unit 6
Name
Date: / / No.: Class:
FREE TIME
Steve: Hello, Tomás! What’s your favourite
free time activity?
Tomás: Hello, Steve! I love playing video games!s!
It’s fantastic!
Steve: I prefer surfing the net or listening to
music. I love listening to Adele. She is
my favourite singer!
Tomás: Do you have a favourite sport?
Steve: Yes, I do. It’s football! And you?
Tomás: I like tennis and swimming. I love waterr sports!
ummer,
Steve: I also enjoy going to the beach in the summer,
but I don’t swim!
A: I also enjoy going to the beach in the (7)___________, but I don’t swim!
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Listening transcripts
Unit 0 (page 9) Unit 5 (page 93)
1. A: How old are you John? Are you thirty? 1. When is the swimming lesson this week?
John: No, I’m thirteen. Freddy: Look! Here’s a note from our swimming teacher!
2. A: How old are you Sally? Are you seventeen? Adele: Oh! It says the swimming lesson is on Thursday, not
Sally: No, I’m seventy. Tuesday this week.
Freddy: Thursday? Well, today is Wednesday, so the swimming
3. A: How old is Clare? Is she twelve? class is tomorrow at 9.
B: No, she isn’t. She’s twenty. Adele: That’s right!
4. A: How old is Peter? Is he fifty? 2. What time is Winnie’s athletics training?
B: No, he isn’t. He’s fifteen.
Winnie: Hurry up, Shaz.
5. A: How old are Molly and Sue? Are they six? Shaz: Relax. The training is at six.
B: No, they aren’t. They’re sixteen. Winnie: No, it isn’t. It’s at half past five.
Shaz: Really? Let’s go then.
6. A: How old are you, Jessica and Mike? Are you forty?
Jessica and Mike: No, we aren’t. We’re fourteen. 3. When is Lin’s birthday party?
Adele: What time is Lin’s birthday party, Winnie? 7.30?
Unit 1 (page 17) Winnie: No, it’s at 8.30. We’ve got a tennis lesson at 6 o’clock
and then we have a dance lesson at 7 o’clock.
Hello! My name’s William and this is my family: the British Royal
Family.
My father is Charles and my mother is Diana. Camilla is my
Unit 6 (page 116)
stepmother. 1.
My brother is Harry. Mary: Hi, Bill. What are you doing?
My grandfather is Philip and my grandmother is Elizabeth II. Bill: I’m at the supermarket. I’m preparing a barbecue. It’s
My wife is Kate. George is our son and Charlotte is our daughter. tomorrow. Can you come?
My favourite cousin is Beatrice. Her parents are Andrew, my uncle, Mary: Oh, yes! I can bring some burgers or drinks.
and Sarah, my aunt. Bill: No, thanks. I’ve got everything now.
I love my family. Mary: OK, see you there!
2.
Unit 2 (page 41) Melanie: Hello, Rita! I’m doing my English homework. I need your
1. Jessica – Jessica’s hair isn’t long. It’s short. She’s got big brown help!
eyes. She loves blue. She’s very kind. Rita: OK. Where are you?
Melanie: At the school library. Thomas is also here and he
2. Rose – Rose is tall. Her hair is long, curly and brown. She’s got is studying with me!
brown shoes and her favourite colour is pink. She’s very happy. Rita: Cool! See you in 5 minutes!
3. Donna – Donna is tall and thin. She hasn’t got short hair and her 3.
hair is blond. She likes trousers and her favourite colour is red. Mum: Hello, dear. It’s Mum. Are you having a good time
She’s very funny. at summer camp?
4. Emma – Emma is of medium height and slim. She’s got long Boy: Yes, it’s really good. Today there’s a sports competition.
straight hair. She’s got glasses and a green sweater. She’s shy. We’re playing football, tennis and basketball.
Mum: Nice! Is your sister Beth with you?
Boy: Oh, yes, she is. She’s preparing hot dogs for everyone.
Unit 3 (page 63) Mum: Great! Have fun!
Hello! 4.
I’m Emily and I’m a student. Rick: Hi, Paul. Are you free today? Let’s go fishing.
This is my bedroom! It’s very big. There’s a comfortable bed next to Paul: Sorry, Rick, I prefer surfing.
a bookcase and there’s a clock on the wall. Rick: OK, I can go surfing with you. Can I take Jane and Julie,
The desk is below the window. There are two boxes on the bookcase. too?
There’s a lamp in front of the window and a big rug on the floor. Paul: Sure. That’s fantastic! See you at nine at your house?
I haven’t got a TV in my bedroom, but I’ve got books. Rick: Let’s meet at 10.
I love my bedroom!! Paul: OK, see you.
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Passport – Answer key
The United Kingdom (page 6) The United States of America (page 19)
4 5
A. 1. Northern Ireland | 2. Wales | 3. Scotland | 4. England
WA S H I NG T O N
1 D C
B. 1. Edinburgh | 2. Belfast | 3. London | 4. London | 5. Cardiff H E
C. 1. False | 2. False | 3. True | 4. False | 5. True I W
T
Canada (page 11) E Y
2 B A L D E A G L E O 6
A. 1. c) | 2. b) | 3. a) H R F
O K I
New Zealand (page 15) U F
S T
A E R Y U M A W R O 3 S T A T U E O F L I B ER T Y
D H X Y M A O E K I
Y E U W S O T L G A Australia (page 23)
K I W I E R C L B U A. 1. c) | 2. b) | 3. c)
U W T B C I T U Y C
South Africa (page 25)
W E L L I N G T O N
A. 1. Rhino | 2. Elephant | 3. Lion | 4. Buffalo | 5. Leopard
I Z A N R U G B Y L
K A U C K L A N D T
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Review worksheets
3rd and 4th grade review worksheets*
?PSLIFFT Greetings and goodbyes
?PSLIFFT Personal ID | Personal pronouns
?PSLIFFT Days of the week, months, seasons and weather
?PSLIFFT! Numbers (1-100) | Ordinal numbers (1st-31st)
?PSLIFFT" School places | School objects and activities | Demonstratives
?PSLIFFT# Classroom language
?PSLIFFT$ Family members | Possessive case | Question word: Whose…?
?PSLIFFT% Clothes, footwear and accessories | Colours
?PSLIFFT& The human body
?PSLIFFTDescribing faces | Verb have got
?PSLIFFT Free time activities | Sports
?PSLIFFT Animals | Definite and indefinite articles
?PSLIFFT Parts of the house
?PSLIFFT!Food and drinks | Present simple: verb like | Short answers with do
?PSLIFFT" Means of transport and places in town
?PSLIFFT#The time
?PSLIFFT$ Recycling
*VBJMBCMFJOFEJTBCMFGPSNBTJO
Greetings and goodbyes Worksheet 1
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
1. 2. 3.
4. 5. 6.
B. Look at the clocks. Write the correct part of the day (morning,
afternoon, evening, night).
(Olha para os relógios. Escreve o momento do dia correto – morning, afternoon,
evening, night.)
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Worksheet 2 Personal ID | Personal pronouns
Hello!
My name is Ed. My surname is (1) .
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Worksheet 2
PERSONAL PRONOUNS
C. Complete the table with the correct personal pronouns.
There are two examples.
(Completa a tabela com os personal pronouns corretos. Segue os exemplos.)
Portuguese English
eu I
tu 1.
ele 2.
ela 3.
ele/ela (objetos/animais) it
nós 4.
vós 5.
eles/elas they
4. J. K Rowling is British.
______________________ is British.
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Worksheet 3 Days of the week, months, seasons and weather
1. M DAY 5. F DAY
2. T DAY 6. S A DAY
3. W E D DAY 7. S DAY
4. T H DAY
B. There are 12 months in the year. Circle them in the word snakes.
(O ano tem 12 meses. Rodeia-os na cobra de palavras.)
e r Jun
a n u a r yco c
a r c h h i l ly A f low e
hJ M pr ay
su
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eb a ilwar m M
t
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F
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mo ruar yr i s t m a sDe ly
b e a c hS cto
b e r h al hr
g ust O l rc
c
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em
ep
be
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b
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te
ee
ho m bers c h nNove
spring
winter
summer
autumn
1.. _________________
________________________ 2. ________________________
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3. ________________________ 4. ________________________
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Numbers (1–100) | Ordinal numbers (1st–31st) Worksheet 4
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
L R S E V E N T N T W O T
L G K F C L O W V T K A W
N Y C S A Q I E B H F U E
I V X W P T L L D I I I N
N F O N E T G V X R F T T
E O E E K H H E E T T C Y
K U O S K I L W S Y E V E
I N H I O R D M S F E G A
U T H X S T U E E I N J T
V Y T Y U E B N I T E N Y
E P H O R E K G D E F K M
L O P J T N E O L Q N L C
G Q H C T H R E E N N C Y
23rd 1st
12th
5th
10th 2nd
st
31 –
6th
9th –
4th
7th
3rd
13th
11th
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8th
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Worksheet 5 School objects | School places | Demonstratives | School activities
B. Label the school places. Use the words from the box.
(Legenda os espaços da escola. Usa as palavras da caixa.)
1. ____________________________________ 2. ____________________________________
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3. ____________________________________ 4. ____________________________________
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Worksheet 5
DEMONSTRATIVES | SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
C. Look at the pictures. Complete the sentences with this / these / that /
those. (Observa as figuras. Completa as frases com this / these / that / those.)
2. ____________ is a blackboard.
1. ____________________________________ 2. ____________________________________
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3. ____________________________________ 4. ____________________________________
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Worksheet 6 Classroom language
2. Abre o livro.
a) Close your book.
b) Open your book.
c) Open the window.
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Family | Possessive case | Whose...? Worksheet 7
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
S P K G D M O T H E R G P
Z S I N T E R Q V I O R D father
M I H Q J X T C G C N A G mother
P S W X B B B O S Y G N R
sister
M S U J R K R U I J A D A
W E H C O G Q S S H U F N
brother
G R B L T N Q S T B N A D grandfather
F H U W H Y G N E C T T M grandmother
A L N D E W M D R J F H O
uncle
T Q C F R X I Y Y Q P E T
H G L W B B M L G U W R H aunt
E D E I S D F C F A G D E cousin
R Q A Y P C O U S I N Z R
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Worksheet 8 Clothes | Footwear | Colours
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The human body Worksheet 9
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
A. Label the parts of the body. Use the words from the box.
There is one example.
(Legenda as partes do corpo. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
1 head 7
2 8
3 9
4 10
5 11
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Worksheet 10 Describing faces | Verb have got
1. My name is Arthur. I have got short black hair. I have got a small mouth
and a big nose. I have got big green eyes.
2. My name is Janice. I have got long blond hair. I have got a big mouth
and a small nose. I have got big blue eyes.
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Hobbies | Sports Worksheet 11
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
1. • • a) dancing
2. • • b) singing
3. • • c) reading
4. • • d) watching TV
playing
football
cycling
running
1. 2. 3.
playing
tennis
playing
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basketball
swimming
4. 5. 6.
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Worksheet 12 Animals (pets, farm animals, zoo animals) | a, an, the
elephant
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Parts of the house Worksheet 13
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
4
3
6
6
2 5
7
1
8
9
10
Down
2. Place where you ea
t.
3. Place under the ro
of.
4. Place for your car.
Across
5. Small bathroom.
.
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1. Plac . eep.
e w h e re y o u watch TV
7. Plac re your mea
ls.
yo u p re p a
8. Place where ath.
c e w h e re you take a b
9. Pla es.
fl o w e rs a nd small tre
10. Place with
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Worksheet 14 Food and drinks | Present simple: like | Short answers with do
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Worksheet 14
B. Complete the table with the present simple of the verb like.
(Completa a tabela com o present simple do verbo like.)
D. Write two sentences about what you like and two sentences about
what you don’t like.
(Escreve duas frases sobre o que gostas e duas sobre o que não gostas.)
I like ________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
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Worksheet 15 Means of transport | Places in town
1. • • a) motorbike
2. • • b) train
3. • • c) bus
4. • • d) plane
5. • • e) car
6. • • f) boat
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Telling the time Worksheet 16
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
2. It’s
a) midday.
b) half past twelve.
c) a quarter to three.
3. It’s
a) a quarter past eleven.
b) half past ten.
c) a quarter to twelve.
4. It’s
a) half past three.
b) a quarter past three.
c) a quarter to three.
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Worksheet 17 Recycling
Don’t litter. 1. • • a)
C. What else can you recycle? Colour the things you can recycle
green and colour the things you cannot recycle red.
(O que não podes reciclar? Pinta de verde o que podes reciclar e de vermelho o que
não podes reciclar.)
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Answer key
3rd AND 4th YEAR REVIEW WORKSHEETS B. 23rd 1st
T F
Worksheet 1 (page 1) 12th T W E L F T H I
A. 1. Good morning! | 2. Good afternoon! | 3. Hello! | 4. Good night! | E 5th R
5. Good evening! | 6. Goodbye! N F 10th 2nd S
st T H
B. 1. morning | 2. evening | 3. afternoon | 4. night. 31 I R T Y - F I R S T
Y F E 6th E
Worksheet 2 (page 2) 9th - T N S C
eu I 11th E L E V E N T H
N
tu 1. you
ele 2. he 8th E I G H T H
H
ela 3. she
ele/ela (objetos/animais) it
nós 4. we Worksheet 5 (page 6)
vós 5. you A. 1. pen | 2. rulers | 3. rubber | 4. notebook | 5. pencil | 6. pencil
eles/elas they case.
B. 1. gym | 2. classroom | 3. library | 4. canteen.
D. 2. He | 3. They | 4. She | 5. We | 6. It | 7. You
C. 1. This | 2. That | 3. These | 4. Those.
Worksheet 3 (page 4)
D. 1. playing in the playground | 2. doing my homework | 3. reading |
A. 1. Monday | 2. Tuesday | 3. Wednesday | 4. Thursday | 5. Friday | 4. playing hide and seek.
6. Saturday | 7. Sunday
B.
Worksheet 6 (page 8)
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ar
anu yco archchilly lowe June A. 1. Ouve e repete. | 2. Vem ao quadro, por favor. | 3. Posso entrar? |
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?PSLIFFT Verb to be | Personal ID
?PSLIFFT Definite and indefinite articles | Jobs and occupations
?PSLIFFT Possessive determiners | Family members
?PSLIFFT! Verb have got | Physical features | Personality
?PSLIFFT" Possessive case | Possessive pronouns | Question word: Whose…?
Clothes, footwear and accessories
?PSLIFFT# Demonstrative pronouns | Parts of the house | Furniture
“Apoio ao estudo”
?PSLIFFT$ Verb there + to be | Prepositions of place
?PSLIFFT% Plural of nouns
?PSLIFFT& To be | There + to be | Have got
?PSLIFFTQuantifiers: some / any | Connectors: so / because | Food and drinks
?PSLIFFT Present simple: verb like | Expressing preferences | Food and drinks
?PSLIFFT Daily routine | The time
?PSLIFFT Present simple
?PSLIFFT!Adverbs of frequency | Question words
?PSLIFFT" Prepositions of time | Free time activities | Sports
?PSLIFFT#Present continuous | Adverbs of time
?PSLIFFT$ Personal pronouns (object) | Free time activities | Sports
?PSLIFFT% Prepositions of movement | Places in town
?PSLIFFT&Imperative | Public signs
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Verb to be | Personal ID Apoio ao estudo 1
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
STUDY TIPs
Para escreveres em inglês, é fundamental que saibas muito bem o verbo to be, que signifi-
ca “ser” ou “estar”. Nunca te esqueças de colocar os pronomes pessoais (I, you, she, …) antes
do verbo.
Para fazeres a forma negativa só tens de colocar not depois do verbo (ex.: She is not
Kate.) Para a forma interrogativa, deves “trocar” de sítio o pronome pessoal (ou o nome)
com o verbo (ex.: Is she Portuguese?).
Verb to be
Ah… e não te esqueças de que o verbo to be se usa sem-
pre para dizer a idade em inglês (ex.: I’m ten years old.)! Full forms Short forms
I am I’m
you are you’re
he is he’s
she is she’s
tudo!
Bom es
it is it’s
we are we’re
you are you’re
they are they’re
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B. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb to be
(affirmative / negative / interrogative).
(Completa as frases com a forma correta do verbo to be – afirmativa / negativa /
interrogativa.)
KATE
Hello!
Name: Kate
My name is Kate and my
Surname: Smith surname is Smith. I’m ten
Age: ten years old. My birthday is on
7th May. I’m from Cardiff in
Birthday: 7th May
the United Kingdom. Bye!
Home town: Cardiff
D. Now read the information about Tom and complete the text.
(Agora lê a informação acerca do Tom e completa o texto.)
TOM
Hello!
Name: Tom
My name is
Surname: Peterson
Age: twelve
I .
Birthday: 9th November
My birthday
Home town: London
.I
. Bye!
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Definite and indefinite articles | Apoio ao estudo 2
Jobs and occupations
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
STUDY TIPs
Não te esqueças de que a / an e the se colocam sempre antes dos nomes.
a / an são indefinite articles e significam “um, uma”. Utilizam-se em situa-
ções diferentes: a antes de palavras começadas por consoante (ex.: a cook) e an antes de
palavras começadas por vogal (ex.: an actor). Não se usam com nomes no plural!
The é um definite article e significa “o / a / os / as”. Não se coloca antes dos nomes próprios
de pessoas (ex.: Peter; Kate), de desportos (ex.: football) ou de países (ex.: Portugal), exceto
The UK, The USA.
tudo!
Bom es
C. Label the pictures with the correct job. There is one example.
(Legenda as imagens com a profissão correta. Segue o exemplo.)
1 2 3
1. a vet
4 5
2.
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3.
4.
5.
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Apoio ao estudo 3 Possessive determiners | Family members
STUDY TIPs
Não te esqueças de que os possessive determiners indicam sempre posse, ou seja, uma
ideia de que alguma coisa pertence a alguém. Colocam-se sempre antes dos nomes (ex.: my
brother; his name; etc.). Para os aplicares corretamente, deves memorizá-los. Estes deter-
minantes usam-se frequentemente com vocabulário da família (ex.: brother, parents, etc.).
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B. Complete the sentences with the correct possessive determiner.
(Completa as frases com o possessive determiner correto.)
C. Look at the family tree. Complete it with the correct family member.
Use the words from the box. There is one example.
(Observa a imagem. Legenda-a com o membro da família correto. Usa as palavras
da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
MY FAMILY TREE
1 2
3 father 4 5 6
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7 8 9
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Apoio ao estudo 4 Verb have got | Physical features
STUDY TIPs
O verbo have got significa “ter” e indica posse. Nunca te esqueças de colocar os pronomes
pessoais (I, you, he, …) antes do verbo.
Para fazeres a forma negativa, só tens que colocar
Verb have got
not depois da primeira parte do verbo (ex.: She has not
Full forms Short forms
got long hair. / She hasn’t got long hair.) Para a forma
interrogativa, deves “trocar” de sítio o pronome I I
have got ’ve got
pessoal (ou o nome) com has ou have (ex.: Has she you you
got long hair?). he he
Este verbo usa-se frequentemente com a descrição she has got she ’s got
física (ex.: I’ve got green eyes). it it
we we
tudo!
Bom es
you have got you ’ve got
they they
B. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb have got
(affirmative, negative, interrogative.)
(Completa as frases com a forma correta do verbo have got.)
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Possessive case | Possessive pronouns |
Question word: Whose…? | Apoio ao estudo 5
Clothes, footwear and accessories
STUDY TIPs
Quando queres indicar que algo pertence a alguém utilizas possessive case = nome + ’s
+ item (ex.: Kate’s house. – A casa da Kate.). Se o primeiro nome for singular, acrescentas ’s
(ex.: Peter’s cat). Se o primeiro nome for plural e terminar em -s, acrescentas apenas o após-
trofo ’ (ex.: The boys’ cats).
A palavra whose significa “de quem” e utiliza-se em perguntas.
Os possessive pronouns indicam sempre posse e substituem os nomes. Assim, nunca
aparecem antes deles. Deves memorizá-los para os aplicares corretamente.
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B. Read the questions and answer them. There is one example.
(Lê as questões e responde. Segue o exemplo.)
boots
jeans
dress
scarf
1. 2. 3.
trainers
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pyjamas
4. 5. 6.
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Demonstratives |
Parts of the house | Furniture
Apoio ao estudo 6
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
STUDY TIPs
Os demonstratives (this – este / these – estes; that – aquele / those – aque-
les) indicam o local onde um objeto se encontra face à pessoa que fala.
Não te esqueças de que deves saber muito bem o vocabulário relacionado com a casa
(as suas divisões e mobília). Para isso, faz listas de vocabulário e memoriza-as, dizendo-as em
voz alta e escrevendo as palavras. Só treinando consegues fixar a forma como as palavras se
escrevem.
Bom estudo!
A. Look at the pictures and write this / these / that / those. There are two
examples. (Observa as imagens e escreve this / these / that / those. Segue os exemplos.)
1. this lamp
2. those armchairs
3.
4.
5.
6.
B. Look at the picture and label it. Use the words from the box.
(Observa a imagem e legenda-a. Usa as palavras da caixa.)
1.
2.
1 3.
4.
2 3 4
5.
6.
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5 6 7 8 9 7.
8.
9.
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Apoio ao estudo 7 Verb there + to be | Prepositions of place
STUDY TIPs
There + to be significa “haver” e apresenta duas formas em inglês: there is – singular e
there are – plural. A forma negativa faz-se com a palavra not (ex.: There is not a lamp here.).
Para formar a interrogativa, coloca-se is ou are em primeiro lugar (ex.: Is there a lamp
here? / Are there lamps here?).
As prepositions of place (preposições de lugar), como at, in front of, behind, under…,
indicam onde algo se situa. Deves saber muito bem o seu significado para que as possas
aplicar corretamente.
Bom estudo!
A. Write the sentences in the negative and interrogative forms. There is
one example. (Escreve as frases na negativa e na interrogativa. Segue o exemplo.)
1. There is a rug opposite the bed.
Negative: There isn’t a rug opposite the bed.
Interrogative: Is there a rug opposite the bed?
2. There are two bedside tables in the bedroom.
Negative:
Interrogative:
3. There is one computer on the desk.
Negative:
Interrogative:
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Plural of nouns Apoio ao estudo 8
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
STUDY TIPs
Os nomes formam o plural em inglês, regra geral, acrescentando-se -s ao
nome no singular (ex.: cat – cats; girl – girls; table – tables).
Há, no entanto, exceções:
• para os nomes que terminam em -s / -ss / -x / -sh / - ch / -o, acrescenta-se -es (ex.: potato
– potatoes; kiss – kisses);
• para os nomes que terminam em consoante + y, retira-se a letra y e acrescenta-se -ies
(ex.: baby – babies; dictionary – dictionaries).
Para além de saberes bem estas regras, deves memorizar os plurais irregulares em pala-
vras como fish – fish, foot – feet, man – men, woman – women, child – children; person – people,
entre outras.
Faz muitos exercícios de treino e vais ver que rapidamente saberás
B o m estudo!
estas regras!
1. I have got one dog, one house, one watch and one fish.
We have got two dogs, two houses, two watches and two fish.
2. The girl has got one book, one cat, one dress and one brush.
3. That person has got one car, one child, one garage and one house.
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4. This woman has got one watch, one skirt, one hat and one box.
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Apoio ao estudo 9 To be | There + to be | Have got
STUDY TIPs
Para saberes falar e escrever corretamente em inglês, deves saber
conjugar bem os verbos. Os verbos to be (ser/estar), there + to be (ha-
ver) e have got (ter) são muito importantes, por isso deves decorá-los.
Para isso, escreve-os muitas vezes e memoriza as suas regras: para a
negativa, coloca sempre o not à frente do verbo, e, no caso do have
got, entre have/has e got; para a interrogativa, escreve sempre o
tudo!
verbo primeiro e depois o pronome ou nome. Se souberes que estas Bom es
regras se aplicam a vários verbos, é mais fácil a sua compreensão.
A. Complete the tables with the affirmative (full forms) of the verbs.
(Completa a tabela com a afirmativa – forma longa – dos verbos.)
To be Have got
I I
you you
he he Keep in Mind!
K
she she There + to be:
it it singular: there is
we we plural: there are
you you
they they
B. Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs to be,
have got and there + to be.
(Completa as frases com a forma correta dos verbos to be, have got e there + to be.)
6. any potatoes?
7. The girls red dresses.
8. She five pencils in her school bag.
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Quantifiers: some / any |
Connectors: so / because | Food and drinks Apoio ao estudo 10
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
STUDY TIPs
Quando uma pergunta em inglês começa por How many...? (Quantos?)
pretende-se saber a quantidade. Para responder, pode usar-se some (algum/ns),
nas frases afirmativas, e any (algum/nenhum), nas frases interrogativas e nas
frases negativas.
Para além disto, para escreveres bem em inglês, é preciso saberes ligar as
frases para que um texto tenha sentido. Deves, assim, conhecer palavras como
because (porque) ou so (então) que servem para isso.
Bom estudo!
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Apoio ao estudo 11 Present simple: verb like | Expressing
preferences | Food and drinks
STUDY TIPs
O verbo like (gostar) e o verbo hate (detestar) servem para manifestar preferências. Po-
dem ser seguidos de um nome (ex.: I like bananas. / I hate bananas.) ou de um outro verbo
terminado em -ing (ex.: I like eating bananas. – Eu gosto de comer bananas. / I hate eating
bananas. – Eu detesto comer bananas.)
O vocabulário relacionado com a alimentação deve ser bem treinado.
Para isso, faz listas de palavras e estuda-as.
tudo!
Bom es
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Daily routine | The time Apoio ao estudo 12
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
STUDY TIPs
Para descreveres a tua rotina diária em inglês, deves saber muito bem verbos e expres-
sões como: get up, go to school, have lunch, etc.
Quando descreves a rotina, podes indicar as horas: as horas certas escrevem-se através
da expressão o’clock (ex.: 7 o’clock); half significa “meia hora” e a quarter “um quarto de
hora”; past utiliza-se para indicar os minutos até 30 e to a partir de 30. Se for antes do
meio-dia, deves incluir a.m. (ex.: 11 a.m. – 11 da manhã) e, se for depois do meio-dia, deves
incluir p.m. (ex.: 2 p.m. – 2 da tarde).
Bom estudo!
A. Complete the text. Use the expressions from the box.
(Completa o texto. Usa as expressões da caixa.) go to bed
get up
I (1) at 7 o’clock and then I (2) .
have breakfast
I (3) in the kitchen at 7.15. I always eat cereal.
have dinner
At 7.30 I (4) by bus. My classes do
are at 8 o’clock. At 12.30 I (5) in the have a shower
school canteen. In the afternoon I (6) my
go to school
homework. I (7) at 9.05 p.m. and
have lunch
I (8) at 11.30 p.m.
B. What time is it? Match the pictures with the correct time.
(Que horas são? Liga as imagens às horas certas.)
C. What time is it? Write correct sentences. (Que horas são? Escreve frases.)
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2. 5.40 4. 9.10
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STUDY TIPs
O present simple é um tempo verbal usado para falar sobre rotina diária, factos e hábitos.
A forma afirmativa é igual para todas as pessoas, à exceção da 3ª pessoa do singular,
a que se acrescenta um -s. Aos verbos que terminam em -o, -ch, -sh, -s, -x e -z, acrescenta-se
-es na 3ª pessoa do singular (ex.: I go – he goes; I watch – he watches, etc.). Para os verbos
que terminam em consoante seguida de -y, retira-se esta letra e acrescenta-se -ies
(ex.: I study – he studies).
Para fazeres as formas negativa e interrogativa precisas sempre de um verbo auxiliar, o
verbo do. Na negativa, acrescentas do not/does not ao infinitivo do verbo principal (ex.: I do
not eat apples. / She does not eat apples.). Na interrogativa, colocas do/does, seguido do
nome/pronome e do infinitivo do verbo principal (ex.: Do you eat apples? / Does she eat
apples?).
Verb eat
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
I I I
eat do not Do
you you you
he he he
she eats she does not eat Does she eat…?
it it it
we we we
you eat you do not Do you
tudo! they they they
Bom es
Estuda estas regras e faz muitos exercícios para saberes bem
este tempo verbal.
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B. Write sentences in the negative and interrogative forms.
(Escreve frases na negativa e na interrogativa.)
(have) breakfast and they (4) (brush) their teeth. Then they
(5) (get) dressed.
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Apoio ao estudo 14 Adverbs of frequency | Question words
STUDY TIPs
ST
Os adverbs of frequency (advérbios de frequência) – como always (sempre), usually
(habitualmente),
(
(h sometimes (às vezes), never (nunca) – usam-se para indicar a frequência de
uma
um ação. Estes advérbios colocam-se antes do verbo conjugado (ex.: I never play football.) ou
depois
de do verbo to be (ex.: I am never sad.). Utilizam-se com o present simple para descrever
a rotina diária.
Deves saber muito bem o que significam palavras como who (quem), where (onde), when
(quando) ou expressões como how many (quantos), entre outras, para poderes participar em
atividades de speaking e responder corretamente a perguntas de interpretação sobre um texto.
Bom estudo!
B. Complete the questions with the question words from the box.
(Completa as perguntas com as question words da caixa.)
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Prepositions of time | Apoio ao estudo 15
Free time activities | Sports
STUDY TIPs
Se souberes bem para que se usam as preposições de tempo, vais
aplicá-las corretamente: in (para partes do dia, meses, anos e estações do
ano), at (para horas e night) e on (dias da semana e datas específicas).
Para escreveres cada vez melhor em inglês, deves aprender novas palavras e memorizá-las.
Assim, faz uma lista com os hobbies e desportos que aprendeste e treina bem esse vocabulário
para não escreveres com erros ortográficos.
tud o!
Bom es
A. Complete the sentences with in, at, on. (Completa as frases com in, at, on.)
1. We wake up 7 o’clock.
2. Ann has a shower the morning.
3. 2017, Thomas is ten years old.
4. My cousins play football Mondays.
5. We receive presents Christmas Day.
6. We go to bed night.
7. Her birthday is August.
8. Our classes finish 3.35 p.m.
B. Write the words in the correct order. (Escreve as palavras na ordem correta.)
1. evening / watch TV / we / the / in / .
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Apoio ao estudo 16 Present continuous | Adverbs of time
STUDY TIPs
O present continuous é um tempo verbal usado para falar sobre algo que está a acontecer
no momento do discurso. Forma-se com o verbo to be (am, is, are) seguido do verbo principal
terminado em -ing. Na forma negativa coloca-se o not a seguir ao verbo to be (ex.: Kate is not
playing tennis.). Na forma interrogativa, coloca-se o verbo to be primeiro, seguido do nome/
pronome e do verbo principal terminado em -ing (ex.: Is Kate playing tennis?).
Verb sing
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
I am I am not Am I
you are you are not Are you
he he he
she is singing she is not singing Is she singing…?
Bom it it it
estudo! we we we
you are you are not Are you
they they they
Com este tempo verbal utilizam-se os adverbs of time today (hoje), now (agora) e still
(ainda), bem como expressões como at the moment (neste momento).
Estuda bem estas regras e faz muitos exercícios para saberes este tempo verbal.
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Personal pronouns (object) | Apoio ao estudo 17
Free time activities | Sports
STUDY TIPs
Não te esqueças de que os pronomes pessoais substituem sempre os nomes. Podem
aparecer no lugar do sujeito (subject), normalmente no início das frases, ou então no lugar de
um complemento (object), já depois do verbo conjugado.
Os personal pronouns (object) são também usados depois de uma preposição (ex.: I am
talking to Kate. / I am talking to her.)
1. They are playing football with Tom. They always want in their
team.
a) it b) him c) them
2. Henry is my friend. He plays tennis with all the time.
a) me b) him c) your
3. Your parents are calling on your phone, Tom.
a) it b) you c) her
4. Kate and John want to see the photos. Put on the computer.
a) them b) us c) you
5. We like to cycle. Those new bikes are for .
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a) it b) us c) me
6. Susan, we are going to the cinema. Do you want to come with ?
a) it b) us c) me
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Apoio ao estudo 18 Prepositions of movement | Places in town
STUDY TIPs
As prepositions of movement indicam direção. Deves, assim, saber bem o seu significado
para as poderes aplicar corretamente.
Não confundas to (para) com into (para dentro de) ou onto (para cima de).
Para escreveres cada vez melhor em inglês, deves aprender novas palavras e memorizá-las,
sabendo qual o seu local nas frases.
tudo!
Bom es
1. The children are in the garden. They are climbing the three.
2. The boys are jumping the swimming pool.
3. The man is driving the park.
4. Come with me the shopping
centre.
5. The dog is jumping
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the fence.
6. My sister is running
the room to get her coat.
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Imperative | Public signs Apoio ao estudo 19
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
STUDY TIPs
O imperative (imperativo) é um modo verbal usado para transmitir indicações, or-
dens e conselhos/sugestões. Pode ser usado também para fazer pedidos/convites.
Forma-se com o infinitivo do verbo sem to (ex.: Pay attention! – Presta/ai atenção.)
Forma-se a negativa colocando-se do, seguido de not e o verbo principal no infinitivo (ex.:
Do not enter. – Não entres/eis.)
É muito utilizado diariamente em conversas, em situações de sala de aula e, no exterior,
em sinais públicos que dão diversas indicações e informações às pessoas.
tudo!
Bom es
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Answer key
AULAS DE APOIO AO ESTUDO B. 1. is (’s) / am (’m) | 2. There are | 3. haven’t got / have got | 4. are |
5. there is | 6. Are there | 9. have got | 10. has got.
Worksheet 1 (page 1)
A. 2. Tom isn’t (is not) eleven years old. / Is Tom eleven years old? |
Worksheet 10 (page 13)
3. Our surname isn’t (is not) Jackson. / Is our surname Jackson? | A. 1. some | 2. any | 3. some | 4. any | 5. some | 6. any.
4. They aren’t (are not) from London. / Are they from London? | B. 2. We drink milk every day because we love it. | 3. They don’t like
5. I’m not (am not) ten years old. / Am I (Are you) ten years old? oranges so they eat bananas. | 4. I like soup because it’s healthy. |
B. 1. is (‘s) / is | 2. are / am (’m) | 3. are / are (’re) | 4. Is / isn’t | 5. Kate hates cheese so she eats ham.
5. is / is (‘s).
D. My name is Tom and my surname is Peterson. I’m twelve years Worksheet 11 (page 14)
old. My birthday is on 9th November. I’m from London, in the United A. 1. playing | 2. watching | 3. reading | 4. eating | 5. cooking |
Kingdom. Bye! 6. swimming | 7. dancing | 8. going.
B. 1. Peter does not like drinking tea. | 2. We love cooking different
Worksheet 2 (page 3) food. | 3. Susan hates watching horror films. | 4. My parents love
A. 1. a | 2. a | 3. an | 4. a | 5. an | 6. a. eating Chinese food.
B. 1. the | 2. the | 3. the | 4. an | 5. the | 6. a.
C. 2. a firefighter | 3. an architect | 4. a cook | 5. a doctor. Worksheet 12 (page 15)
A. 1. get up | 2. have a shower | 3. have breakfast | 4. go to school |
Worksheet 3 (page 4) 5. have lunch | 6. do | 7. have dinner | 8. go to bed.
A. 1. c) | 2. b) | 3. b) | 4. b) | 5. c) | 6. b) | 7. c). B. 1. b) | 2. d) | 3. c) | 4. a).
B. 1. My | 2. your | 3. his | 4. Her | 5. Our | 6. Their. C. 2. It’s twenty to six. | 3. It’s half past four. | 4. It’s ten past nine.
C. 1. grandfather | 2. grandmother | 4. mother | 5. uncle | 6. aunt |
7. sister | 8. brother | 9. cousin. Worksheet 13 (page 16)
A. 1. get up | 2. goes | 3. have | 4. don’t drink | 5. love | 6. wakes |
Worksheet 4 (page 6) 7. don’t eat | 8. live | 9. play.
A. 1. Tom and Kate haven’t got green eyes. / Have Tom and Kate got B. 2. We don’t go to school by car. / Do we go to school by car? |
green eyes? | 2. He hasn’t got blue cap. / Has he got a blue cap? 3. Peter doesn’t eat breakfast at home. / Does Peter eat breakfast
B. 1. has got | 2. haven’t got | 3. has got | 4. has got | 5. have got | at home? | 4. They don’t brush their teeth after breakfast. / Do they
6. Has… got. brush their teeth after breakfast? | 5. You don’t play tennis with
your friends. / Do you play tennis with your friends?
Worksheet 5 (page 7) C. 1. are | 2. wake up | 3. have | 4. brush | 5. get | 6. goes | 7. goes |
A. 2. The boys’ ball | 3. My father’s car | 4. Tom’s red cap | 5. Our 8. start | 9. have | 10. doesn’t like | 11. loves | 12. arrive | 13. don’t
parents’ house | 6. Mr Smith’s coat | 7. The girls’ boots | 8. Mrs watch | 14. plays | 15. listens.
Peterson’s dress.
B. 2. It’s Mary’s sweater. | 3. Jess’s shirt | 4. Sarah’s jacket. Worksheet 14 (page 18)
C. 1. hers | 2. theirs | 3. mine | 4. his | 5. ours | 6. yours | 7. mine | A. 1. We always eat in the school canteen | 2. Kate is usually late
8. theirs | 9. ours | 10. yours. for her class. | 3. They sometimes have breakfast in the school bar. |
D. 1. scarf | 2. dress | 3. boots | 4. pyjamas | 5. trainers | 6. jeans. 4. I never go to school on foot.
B. 1. What | 2. Who | 3. Where | 4. Why | 5. How many | 6. How.
Worksheet 6 (page 9)
A. 3. these beds | 4. that cupboard | 5. this TV set | 6. those tables. Worksheet 15 (page 19)
B. 1. attic | 2. bedroom | 3. bathroom | 4. study | 5. kitchen | A. 1. at | 2. in | 3. In | 4. on | 5. on | 6. at | 7. in | 8. at.
6. dining room | 7. hall | 8. living room | 9. garage. B. 1. We watch TV in the evening. | 2. Janet listens to music at
night | 3. Does Peter play football at 8:30 p.m.? | 4. I go to school in
Worksheet 7 (page 10) the morning. | 5. You don’t read a book after dinner.
A. 2. There aren’t two bedside tables in the bedroom. / Are there
two bedside tables in the bedroom? | 3. There isn’t one computer Worksheet 16 (page 20)
on the desk. / Is there one computer on the desk? A. 1. am (’m) doing | 2. is writing | 3. are going | 4. are playing.
B. 1. below | 2. behind | 3. in front of / opposite | 4. under | 5. on |
B. 1. She isn’t reading a book at the moment. / Is she reading a book
6. In front of / opposite | 7. at.
at the moment? | 2. You aren’t watching TV in the kitchen today. /
Are you watching TV in the kitchen today?
Worksheet 8 (page 11)
A. 1. boys | 2. children | 3. men | 4. buses | 5. watches | 6. feet | Worksheet 17 (page 21)
7. parties | 8. boxes | 9. people | 10. tomatoes.
A. 1. b) | 2. a) | 3. b) | 4. a) | 5. b) | 6. b).
B. 2. The girls have got two books, two cats, two dresses and two
brushes. | 3. Those people have got two cars, two children, two Worksheet 18 (page 22)
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garages and two houses. | 4. Those women have got two watches ,
A. 1. to | 2. to | 3. onto| 4. into | 5. into | 6. to | 7. onto | 8. into.
two skirts, two hats and two boxes.
B. 1. onto | 2. into | 3. to | 4. to | 5. onto | 6. into.
Worksheet 9 (page 12)
Worksheet 19 (page 23)
A. To be: I am | you are | he/she/it is | we are | you are | they are
Have got: I have got | you have got | he/she/it has got | we have got | A. 2. do | 3. Don’t be | 4. be | 5. Don’t break.
you have got | they have got. B. 1. b) | 2. e) | 3. d) | 4. a) | 5. c).
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Differentiated worksheets*
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Differentiated worksheets
?PSLIFFT The human body
Grammar worksheets ?PSLIFFT! Clothes, footwear and accessories
?PSLIFFT" Verb have got
?PSLIFFT Personal pronouns
?PSLIFFT# Parts of the house | Furniture
?PSLIFFT Verb to be
?PSLIFFT$ Food and drinks
?PSLIFFT Question words 1
?PSLIFFT% Present simple: verb like
?PSLIFFT! Definite and indefinite articles
?PSLIFFT& Daily routine | The time
?PSLIFFT" Possessive determiners
?PSLIFFTFree time activities
?PSLIFFT# Verb have got
?PSLIFFT Sports
?PSLIFFT$ Possessive pronouns
?PSLIFFT% Possessive case | Question word: Whose…?
?PSLIFFT& Verb there + to be
?PSLIFFT Prepositions of place
?PSLIFFT Plural of nouns
?PSLIFFT Quantifiers: some / any |
Question word: How many…?
?PSLIFFT Present simple: verb like |
Expressing preferences (like / hate + -ing)
?PSLIFFT! Present simple
?PSLIFFT" Adverbs of frequency
?PSLIFFT# Question words 2
?PSLIFFT$ Present continuous
?PSLIFFT% Personal pronouns (object)
*VBJMBCMFJOFEJTBCMFGPSNBTJO
?PSLIFFT& Prepositions of movement
Differentiated
worksheets
NEE – Vocabulary
1 Greetings and goodbyes 2
2 Personal ID 3
3 Family members 4
11 Sports 13
Answer key 59
A. Label the pictures with the correct greeting from the box.
There is one example.
(Legenda as imagens com a saudação correta da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
2. ____________________________________ 4. ____________________________________
B. Complete the sentences. Use the expressions from the box. There is
one example. (Completa as frases. Usa as expressões da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
How are you? Goodbye! See you later! I’m fine Hello!
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Personal ID Worksheet 2
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
1. Name (nome)
2. Age (idade)
3. Birthday (data de nascimento)
4. Home town (cidade onde vives)
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Worksheet 3 Family members
Mãe Mo 1. • • a) ter
Tio Un 5. • • e) er
B. Label the picture. Use the words from the box. There are two
examples. (Legenda a imagem. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue os exemplos.)
1. sister
2. 3. 4. aunt
5.
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me 9.
8. 7.
6.
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Jobs and occupations Worksheet 4
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
A. Match the pictures with the names of the jobs. There is one
example. (Associa as imagens aos nomes das profissões. Segue o exemplo.)
teacher
1. • • a)
(professor/a)
cook
2. • • b)
(cozinheiro/a)
doctor
3. • • c)
(médico/a)
police officer
4. • • d)
(polícia)
firefighter
5. • • e)
(bombeiro/a)
A. Find the jobs in the word search (¾¼) and write them. There is one
example. (Encontra as profissões na sopa de letras e escreve-as. Segue o exemplo.)
1. L A W Y E R B X K R V J L N X E L
A A R C H I T E C T A
2. S N
B J S I V J S R B M W
Y G T F S L X B G E Y
3. B Y T
S N X K I V J L Z C E
I O L D N U R S E H R
4. A H C
T V E K G C H V S A U
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5. M H A T K P P E X I N T N L
E R N A R H J U Z I O
6. N R R W H J U X K R F C A
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Worksheet 5 The human body
A. Label the parts of Alice’s body. Use the words from the box.
There is one example.
(Legenda as partes do corpo da Alice. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
eye (olho) ear (orelha) nose (nariz) mouth (boca) hair (cabelo)
arm (braço) hand (mão) leg (perna) knee (joelho) foot (pé)
1 hair 6
2 7
3 8
4 9
5 10
1. yellow face
2. blue teeth
3. orange hair
4. green arms
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5. purple fingers
6. red legs
7. grey body
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Clothes, footwear and accessories Worksheet 6
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
1. 4.
a) jeans
a) T-shirt (T-shirt) (calças de ganga)
b) sweater (camisola) b) cap (boné)
2. 5.
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Worksheet 7 Parts of the house | Furniture
chest of drawers 1. • • a)
(cómoda)
wardrobe 2. • • b)
(roupeiro)
sink 3. • • c)
(lava-loiça)
cooker 4. • • d)
(fogão)
chair 5. • • e)
(cadeira)
b) bedroom (quarto)
c) kitchen (cozinha)
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Food and drinks Worksheet 8
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
A. Write the food and drink in the correct meal. There are two examples.
(Escreve a comida e a bebida na refeição correta. Segue os exemplos.)
1. breakfast
milk
2. lunch
fish
B. Look at the pictures. Unscramble the letters and write the name
of the food and drink.
(Observa as imagens. Ordena as letras e escreve o nome dos alimentos e da bebida.)
4. PPLEA 5. DALAS
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Worksheet 9 Daily routine | The time
A. Write the daily routine activities in the correct part of the day.
There is one example.
(Escreve as tarefas da rotina diária na parte do dia adequada. Segue o exemplo.)
1. morning
2. afternoon
3. evening / night
go to bed,
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Worksheet 9
B. Match the clocks with the time. There is one example.
(Liga os relógios às horas. Segue o exemplo.)
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Worksheet 10 Free time activities
1. • • a) playing cards
(jogar às cartas)
2. • • b) listening to music
(ouvir música)
3. • • c) reading
(ler)
4. • • d) singing
(cantar)
5. • • e) watching TV
(ver TV)
B. Put the words in the correct order and find the free time activities.
There is one example. (Coloca as palavras na ordem correta e descobre as
atividades de tempos livres. Segue o exemplo.)
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Sports Worksheet 11
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
baseball 1. • • a)
basketball 2. • • b)
tennis 3. • • c)
football 4. • • d)
volleyball 5. • • e)
rugby 6. • • f)
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Differentiated
worksheets
NEE – Grammar
1 Personal pronouns 16
2 Verb to be 17
3 Question words 1 18
5 Possessive determiners 20
7 Possessive pronouns 22
9 Verb there + to be 24
10 Prepositions of place 25
11 Plural of nouns 26
14 Present simple 29
15 Adverbs of frequency 31
16 Question words 2 32
17 Present continuous 33
19 Prepositions of movement 36
Answer key 60
English Português
I eu
you
he
she
it
we
you
they
_____________________________________________________________________________
2. Maria and Ana are friends. 7. José and Manuel are at home.
are friends. are at home.
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Verb to be Worksheet 2
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
A. Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are. There is one example.
(Completa as frases. Usa am, is, are. Segue o exemplo.)
B. Fill in the gaps. Use ’m not, isn’t, aren’t. There is one example.
(Completa os espaços. Usa ’m not, isn’t, aren’t. Segue o exemplo.)
Hi. (1) I ’m not Maria. I’m Alice. I (2) ten years old. I’m eleven.
I (3) tall and thin. I’m short. My hair (4) brown and
my eyes (5) green. My hair is black and my eyes are blue.
C. Complete the questions. Use the verb to be. There is one example.
(Completa as perguntas. Usa o verbo to be. Segue o exemplo.)
Hi. (1) Are you Maria? (2) you ten years old? (3)
you tall and thin? (4) your hair brown? (5) your
eyes green?
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Worksheet 3 Question words 1
English Português
1. What…? O que é…? Qual…?
2. Who…?
3. When…?
4. Where…?
5. How…?
6. How old…?
C. Read the answers and complete the questions. Circle the correct
question words. There is one example.
(Lê as respostas e completa as perguntas. Rodeia as question words corretas.
Segue o exemplo.)
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Definite and indefinite articles Worksheet 4
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
C. Read and match. There is one example. (Lê e associa. Segue o exemplo.)
the pen 1. a) a) b)
the dog 2.
the taxi 3. c) d)
the girl 4.
1. London is the capital of the / a UK. Lisbon is the capital of the / – Portugal.
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Worksheet 5 Possessive determiners
• • • • • • • •
a) b) c) d) e) f) g) h)
her their my its your your our his
C. Read the dialogue and circle the correct option. There is one
example. (Lê o diálogo e rodeia a opção correta. Segue o exemplo.)
Mike: Hello! (1) My / Your name is Mike. I’m (2) your / my doctor.
Alice: Hello. Nice to meet you.
Mike: What’s (3) my / your name?
Alice: (4) My / your name is Alice. These are (5) your / my children.
Mike: What are (6) my / their names?
Alice: (7) My / Their names are Thomas and Rick.
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Verb have got Worksheet 6
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
1. I have got / has got a big family. I has got / have got two brothers and
three sisters.
2. My sister has got / have got a friend in England.
3. My friend Annie haven’t got / hasn’t got any brothers or sisters.
4. My grandmother has got / have got a pet.
5. Have / Has you got any brothers or sisters?
6. My brother has got / have got brown hair and brown eyes.
7. We haven’t got / hasn’t got small eyes. We have got / has got big eyes.
8. Has / Have Annie got a cat?
D. Answer the questions about YOU. Tick () the correct answer.
(Responde a estas questões sobre TI. Seleciona a opção certa.)
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1. Have you got a big family? 2. Has your mother got blue eyes?
a) Yes, I have. a) Yes, she has.
b) No, I haven’t. b) No, she hasn’t.
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Worksheet 7 Possessive pronouns
A. Complete the table with the possessive pronouns. Use the words
from the box. There is one example. (Completa a tabela com os possessive
pronouns. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
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Possessive case | Question word: Whose…? Worksheet 8
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
James
MAGGIE
DENNIS
Andrea
TRUE FALSE
1. James is Dennis’s father.
2. Maggie is Andrea’s mother.
3. Dennis is Andrea’s father.
4. James and Maggie are Dennis and Andrea’s parents.
5. Dennis is Maggie’s daughter.
6. Andrea is Maggie’s daughter.
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Worksheet 9 Verb there + to be
A. Match the sentence with the correct picture. There is one example.
(Associa a frase à imagem correta. Segue o exemplo.)
B. Look at the picture. Complete the sentences with there is, there
are, there isn’t, there aren’t. There is one example. (Observa a imagem.
Completa as frases com there is, there are, there isn’t, there aren’t. Segue o exemplo.)
1. There is a sofa.
2. two tables.
3. a cupboard.
4. four chairs.
5. some books.
6. a lamp.
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Prepositions of place Worksheet 10
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
1 4 5 6
2
TRUE FALSE
1. Oliver is in front of the box.
2. Oliver is behind the box.
3 3. Oliver is below the box.
4. Oliver is behind the box.
5. Oliver is under the box.
6. Oliver is on the box.
1 4
1. Jane is at the door.
2 5
3. The cat is the dog.
3 6
5. The lamp is
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the table.
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Worksheet 11 Plural of nouns
A. Label the pictures. Use the words from the box. There is one
example. (Legenda as imagens. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
1. chairs 2. 3.
4. 5. 6.
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Quantifiers: some / any | Question word: How many…? Worksheet 12
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
A. Look at the pictures and circle the correct answer. There is one
example. (Observa as imagens e rodeia a resposta correta. Segue o exemplo.)
1. There are some / any apples in the shopping cart.
2. There aren’t some / any pears in the shopping cart.
3. There are some / any potatoes in the shopping cart.
4. There are some / any carrots in the shopping cart.
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Worksheet 13 Present simple: verb like |
Expressing preferences (like / hate + -ing)
A. Complete the sentences with the -ing form of the verbs. There is one
example. (Completa as frases com a -ing form dos verbos. Segue o exemplo.)
C. Look at the table and circle the correct option. There is one
example. (Observa a tabela e rodeia a opção correta . Segue o exemplo.)
1. Liz
3. Jack
4. Liv’s mother
1. Liz likes / doesn’t like soup, but she likes / doesn’t like lettuce.
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2. Sam and Junior like / don’t like hamburgers, but they like / don’t like pizza.
3. Jack likes / doesn’t like coffee, but he likes / doesn’t like water.
4. Liv’s mother likes / doesn’t like apples, but she likes / doesn’t like fish.
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Present simple Worksheet 14
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
B. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs (affirmative).
There is one example.
(Completa estas frases com a forma correta dos verbos – afirmativa. Segue o exemplo.)
C. Tick () the correct answer about YOU. (Seleciona a resposta correta sobre TI.
Se nenhuma delas for totalmente verdadeira, escolhe a mais aproximada.)
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Worksheet 14
D. Circle the correct form of the verbs (affirmative/negative).
There is one example.
(Rodeia a forma correta dos verbos – afirmativa / negativa. Segue o exemplo.)
F. Match the question with the correct answer. There is one example.
(Associa a pergunta à resposta correta. Segue o exemplo.)
I (1) wakes up / wake up at seven o’clock, every day. I (2) have / has breakfast
in the kitchen with my mother. After that, I (3) brush / brushes my teeth and
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I (4) goes / go to the bus stop. My friend Annie (5) catches / catch the bus with me.
Annie (6) have / has different classes: she (7) learn / learns gardening and arts.
I (8) love / loves my friend. She (9) are / is really nice.
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Adverbs of frequency Worksheet 15
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
B. Look at the table and complete the sentences about Annie’s daily
routine. There is one example.
(Completa as frases acerca da rotina diária da Annie. Segue o exemplo.)
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Worksheet 16 Question words 2
A. Read the answers and circle the correct question word. There is one
example. (Lê as respostas e rodeia a question word correta.)
1. How / What are you today? I’m fine, thanks.
2. How high / How tall is your brother? He is 1 metre 62 tall.
3. How big / How many brothers and sisters I have got a brother
have you got? and a sister.
4. Which / Who pen do you want? The blue one, please.
5. Whose / Who scooter is this? It’s Joe’s.
6. When / What do you go back to school? On 3rd January.
B. Complete the sentences with the correct question word. Use the
words from the box. There is one example. (Completa as frases com as
question words corretas. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
C. Match the questions with the correct answers. There is one example.
(Liga as perguntas à respostas corretas. Segue o exemplo.)
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Present continuous Worksheet 17
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
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Worksheet 17
D. Write the sentences in the negative form. There is one example.
(Escreve as frases na forma negativa. Segue o exemplo.)
3. Is Peter dancing?
a) Yes, he is. b) No, he isn’t.
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Personal pronouns (object) Worksheet 18
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
A. Write the personal pronouns – object. Use the words from you me
the box. There is one example. (Escreve os personal pronouns – her him you
object. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.) it them us
Personal
pronouns I you he she it we you they
(subject)
Personal
pronouns
1. me 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
(object)
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Worksheet 19 Prepositions of movement
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Differentiated
worksheets
CEI
1 Alphabet | Colours 38
3 Personal pronouns 40
4 Personal ID 41
5 Numbers 42
7 Months 44
8 School objects 45
9 Animals 46
10 Family members 47
12 Verb to be 49
19 Daily routine 56
21 Sports 58
Answer key 61
A. Relembra o alfabeto.
(Remember the alphabet.)
A B D E H J L
N O R T U W
cor-de-rosa pink
P¶§i§n§k verde green
G§ree§n
vermelho red
R‰e§d azul blue
B‰§l§ue
laranja orange
Or§r§a§n§ge roxo purple
P‰§u§r§p§le
amarelo yellow Ye§l§l§ow preto black B‰§l§a§c§k
D. Pinta as letras.
(Colour the letters.)
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Greetings and goodbyes Worksheet 2
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
H‰e§l§l§o! / H‰§i! H‰§ow a§re ¥§ou? I ’m fi§ne, ™§ha§n§k§ß! N£§ice ™ø mee§t ¥ou!
a) b) c) d)
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Worksheet 3 Personal pronouns
IT
EB
U BW
E YB I V F YO
EN Ç TH
EN K H
H
S
he she they it he
1. he 2. 3. 4. 5.
2. Carol, John and David are from England. It / They are from England.
3. David is my friend. He / We is my friend.
4. The cat is white. They / It is white.
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Personal ID Worksheet 4
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
Name (nome):
Surname (apelido):
Age (idade): years old.
Home town (cidade onde vives):
Desenha a tua cara aqui
1. My name is (nome).
My name .
YES NO
1. Name: Juliette
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2. Surname: Watson
3. Age: ten years old
4. Hometown: London
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Worksheet 5 Numbers
one two three four five six seven eight nine ten
ten 10 two
one nine
five six
eight three
four seven
1. A eight – 8
2. D –
3. M –
4. O –
5. R –
6. N –
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Days of the week Worksheet 6
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
W F S T Q G M F N Y A
1. S unday
E T H U R S H M G I T
2. M
D Q J E H N G O D J I
N Y K S T X T N R S E
3. T
E A M D A E Y D R A B
S D S A X E A A C T S 4. W
D S R Y N V D Y G U U
A N C S J C I X T R N 5. T
Y U O B E N R J W D D
6. F
T H U R S D A Y E A A
K F R I D A Y U A Y Y
7. S
• • • • •
• • • • •
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Worksheet 7 Months
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School objects Worksheet 8
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
A. Lê as palavras.
(Read the words.)
pencil – lápis
ruler – régua
book – livro
rubber – borracha
E U O E L
R
U E O I
L B C
B K N
R R R B P
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Worksheet 9 Animals
B. Qual é o animal? Segue o exemplo. (What animal is it? There is one example.)
1. elephant 4. d
2. c 5. r
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3. l 6. g
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Family members Worksheet 10
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
grandfather grandmother
(avô) (avó)
aunt father
(tia) (pai)
uncle mother
(tio) (mãe)
sister
cousin Sam (irmã)
(primo) brother
(irmão)
B. Une os pontos e escreve as palavras. (Join the dots and write the words.)
1. brot§he§r
2. s§i§s§te§r
3. ƒ§a§t§he§r
4. mot§he§r
5. g§ra§nd§fa§t§he§r
6. g§ra§nd§mot§he§r
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Worksheet 11 Jobs and occupations
doctor 1. • • a)
™eac§he§r 2. • • b)
cook 3. • • c)
mec§ha§n§ic 4. • • d)
s§tude§nt 5. • • e)
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Verb to be Worksheet 12
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
Eu sou / Eu estou I am I am
Tu és / Tu estás You are
Ele é / Ele está He is
Ela é / Ela está She is
Ele/Ela é / Ele/Ela está It is
Nós somos / Nós estamos We are
Vós sois / Vós estais You are
Eles/Elas são / Eles/Elas estão They are
WE 1. • • a) IS
YOU 2. • • b) ARE
SHE 3. • • c) AM
THEY 4. • • d) ARE
I 5. • • e) IS
IT 6. • • f) ARE
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Worksheet 13 The human body
B. Escreve o nome das partes do corpo. (Write the parts of the body.)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
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Clothes, footwear and accessories Worksheet 14
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
8
5 7
1 6
– 8
7
1
2
3
6
4
2
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4 5
3
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Worksheet 15 Verb have got
5. I a computer.
6. The cat a ball.
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Parts of the house | Furniture Worksheet 16
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
2 bed (cama)
8
5
2
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Present simple: verb like Worksheet 18
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
don’t like
2. I apples, but I fish.
3. You carrots, but you bananas. doesn’t
like
4. He cake, but he lettuce.
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Worksheet 19 Daily routine
5. go to school go ™o sc§hool
7. go to bed go ™o bed
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Free time activities Worksheet 20
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
h 1. watching TV
3. listening to music
4. reading a book b) f)
6. singing c) g)
8. playing cards d) h)
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Worksheet 21 Sports
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Answer key
DIFFERENTIATED WORKSHEETS B. 2. b) | 3. f) | 4. g) | 5. a) | 6. c) | 7. d).
NEE – VOCABULARY C.
Worksheet 1 (page 2)
A. 2. Good morning! | 3. Good afternoon! | 4. Good night!
B. 1. How are you? | 2. I’m fine | 3. See you later! / Goodbye! |
4. See you later! / Goodbye!
Worksheet 2 (page 3)
A. / B. Personal answers.
C. 2. My name is Francis. I’m ten years old. My birthday is on 23rd
April. I’m from Ottawa. | 3. My name is Peter. I’m twelve years Worksheet 10 (page 12)
old. My birthday is on 31st August. I’m from London. | 4. My name
A. 2. c) | 3. e) | 4. a) | 5. d).
is Karen. I’m nine years old. My birthday is on 5th May. I’m from
Liverpool. B. 2. Playing the guitar. | 3. Playing videogames. | 4. Going to the
cinema. | 5. Going to the beach.
Worksheet 3 (page 4)
A. 2. c) | 3. e) | 4. a) | 5. d) | 6. b).
Worksheet 11 (page 13)
A. 2. e) | 3. a) | 4. f) | 5. d) | 6. b).
B. 2. mother| 3. grandmother | 5. uncle | 6. pet | 7. cousin |
8. grandfather | 9. father. B. Personal answers.
Worksheet 4 (page 5)
A. 2. a) | 3. e) | 4. c) | 5. b).
B. 2. SINGER | 3. BABYSITTER | 4. ARCHITECT | 5. MECHANIC |
6. NURSE.
C.
B X K R V J L N X E L
A A R C H I T E C T A
B J S I V J S R B M W
Y G T F S L X B G E Y
S N X K I V J L Z C E
I O L D N U R S E H R
T V E K G C H V S A U
T K P P E X I N T N L
E R N A R H J U Z I O
R W H J U X K R F C A
Worksheet 5 (page 6)
A. 2. eye | 3. mouth| 4. knee | 5. foot | 6. ear | 7. nose| 8. arm |
9. hand | 10. leg.
Worksheet 6 (page 7)
A. 2. b) | 3. b) | 4. a) | 5. a) | 6. b).
Worksheet 7 (page 8)
A. 2. d) | 3. e) | 4. c) | 5. a).
B. a) 3; b) 1; c) 2; d) 4.
Worksheet 8 (page 9)
A. 1. juice, bread, cereal, toast, cheese | 2. rice, vegetables, soup,
water, meat.
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Answer
Answer Keys key
C. 2. They | 3. He | 4. You | 5. We | 6. It | 7. They | 8. It | 9. She | 10. They. B. 2. mine | 3. his | 4. hers | 5. ours | 6. theirs.
C. 2. hers | 3. his | 4. ours | 5. yours.
Worksheet 2 (page 17)
A. 2. am | 3. is | 4. is / are | 5. are | 6. are.
Worksheet 8 (page 23)
A. 2. T | 3. F | 4. T | 5. F | 6. T.
B. 2. ’m not | 3. ’m not | 4. isn’t | 5. aren’t.
B. 2. ’s | 3. ’ | 4. ’s | 5. ’s | 6. ’ | 7. ’s.
C. 2. Are | 3. Are | 4. Is | 5. Are.
Worksheet 4 (page 19) C. 2. There are chairs. | 3. The ladies are pretty. | 4. The children
are playing. | 5. The mice are small and brown.
A. 2. a | 3. a | 4. a | 5. an | 6. a | 7. a | 8. a | 9. an.
C. 2. your | 3. your | 4. My | 5. my | 6. their | 7. Their. B. 2. I don’t like baking cakes / Do I / you like baking cakes? |
3. They don’t like drinking coffee. Do they like drinking coffee?
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AnswerKeys
key
D. 2. Jenny isn’t playing the guitar. | 3. They aren’t writing C. 1. No | 2. Yes | 3. No | 4. Yes.
a postcard. | 4. We aren’t watching TV.
Worksheet 5 (page 42)
E. 2. c) | 3. b) | 4. a).
B. 2. 1 | 3. 5 | 4. 8 | 5. 4 | 6. 2 | 7. 9 | 8. 6 | 9. 3 | 10. 7.
F. 2. b) | 3. b) | 4. a).
C. 2. two – 2 | 3. three – 3 | 4. twelve – 12 | 5. seven – 7 | 6. four – 4.
Worksheet 18 (page 35)
Worksheet 6 (page 43)
A. 2. you | 3. him | 4. her | 5. It | 6. us | 7. you | 8. them.
B. 2. Monday | 3. Tuesday | 4. Wednesday | 5. Thursday | 6. Friday |
B. 2. them | 3. It | 4. us | 5. him. 7. Saturday
C. 2. her | 3. it | 4. me | 5. us | 6. them.
W F S T Q G M F N Y A
Worksheet 19 (page 36) E T H U R S H M G I T
A. 2. into | 3. to | 4. to | 5. Into. D Q J E H N G O D J I
B. 1. into | 2. into | 3. onto | 4. into | 5. to. N Y K S T X T N R S E
E A M D A E Y D R A B
S D S A X E A A C T S
D S R Y N V D Y G U U
A N C S J C I X T R N
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T H U R S D A Y E A A
K F R I D A Y U A Y Y
C. 2. d) | 3. a) | 4. b) | 5. e).
C. Personal answer.
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Answer Keys key
C. 2. | 3. | 4. | 5. | 6. C. a) 7 | b) 2 | c) 3 | d) 5 | e) 4 | f) 9 | g) 8 | h) 10 | i) 6 | j) 1.
C. 3. Mike. C. 2. like… don’t like | 3. like… don’t like | 4. likes… doesn’t like.
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?PSLIFFT Halloween
(two levels of difficulty)
?PSLIFFT Bonfire Night ?PSLIFFT Verb to be
?PSLIFFT Thanksgiving ?PSLIFFT Question words 1
?PSLIFFT! Christmas ?PSLIFFT Definite and indefinite articles
?PSLIFFT" Valentine’s Day ?PSLIFFT! Possessive determiners
?PSLIFFT# Shrove Tuesday – Pancake Day ?PSLIFFT" Verb have got
?PSLIFFT$ Saint Patrick’s Day ?PSLIFFT# Verb to be vs. verb have got
?PSLIFFT% Easter ?PSLIFFT$ Possessive case | Question word: Whose…?
?PSLIFFT% Possessive pronouns
.XTSBVPDBCUMBS ?PSLIFFT& Adjectives
(two levels of difficulty) ?PSLIFFT Verb there + to be
?PSLIFFT To be | Have got | There + to be
?PSLIFFT Language review
?PSLIFFT Prepositions of place
?PSLIFFT Personal ID
?PSLIFFT Plural of nouns
?PSLIFFT Family members
?PSLIFFT! Connectors: some / any
?PSLIFFT! Jobs and occupations
?PSLIFFT" Question word: How many…?
?PSLIFFT" The human body
?PSLIFFT# Connectors: so / because
?PSLIFFT# Physical features
?PSLIFFT$ Present simple: verb like |
?PSLIFFT$ Clothes, footwear and accessories Expressing preferences (like / hate + -ing)
?PSLIFFT% Parts of the house ?PSLIFFT% Present simple
?PSLIFFT& Furniture ?PSLIFFT& Adverbs of frequency
?PSLIFFT Food and drinks ?PSLIFFT Question words 2
?PSLIFFT Daily routine ?PSLIFFT Present continuous
?PSLIFFT The time ?PSLIFFT Personal pronouns (object)
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Celebrations
worksheets
1 Halloween ................................................................................... 2
2 Bonfire Night .............................................................................. 3
3 Thanksgiving .............................................................................. 4
4 Christmas ................................................................................... 5
5 Valentine’s Day .......................................................................... 6
6 Shrove Tuesday – Pancake Day............................................ 7
7 St. Patrick’s Day ........................................................................ 8
8 Easter ........................................................................................... 9
Answer key ............................................................................ 134
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A L N!
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Bonfire Night Celebrations
It is the anniversary of the Guy Fawkes’s plan to kill the (3) ________
G U Y F A W K E S J X B
K P A R L I A M E N T O
I G W N I H H T M R N N
N Q N O V E M B E R I F
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A C E L E B R A T E T E
F I R E W O R K S O N V
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Celebrations Thanksgiving
D. Colour Turk.
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Christmas Celebrations
Ho, ho, ho! Merry Christmas! I’m Father Christmas. I’m fat and tall
and I have got a big white beard and long wavy white hair! I have got
glasses and I wear red clothes! I live in Santa’s Village.
g
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Celebrations Valentine’s Day
B. Label the images. Use the words in bold from the text.
C. Some people write poems. Read this one and write the name of a
friend.
Dear ____________________
We’re friends for all time,
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Shrove Tuesday – Pancake Day Celebrations
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Nam
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Teacher
C. Here’s the recipe for pancakes! Make some pancakes and organise
a race! You can eat them with your friends!
250 g of flour • Mix the flour, the milk and the eggs
300 ml of milk in a bowl.
2 eggs • Put some oil in the frying pan and
oil fry the pancakes.
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Celebrations St. Patrick’s Day
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Easter Celebrations
1 2 3 4
1. I’m white with red and yellow 3. I’m pink and green. I’ve got purple
spots. hair.
2. I’m blue and I’ve got a black stripe. 4. I’m half brown and half white.
C. We have an egg hunt here in Easter Village. Look at the picture and
find 12 eggs. Circle the eggs.
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Cross-curricular
worksheets
• Inglês / Matemática .......................................................... 12
• Inglês / Ciências Naturais ............................................... 13
• Inglês / História e Geografia de Portugal ................... 14
• Inglês / Educação Visual ................................................. 15
• Inglês / Educação Física .................................................. 16
• Inglês / Educação Musical .............................................. 17
Answer key.......................................................................... 134
A. Count the items in the pictures and write the correct number.
(Conta os elementos das figuras e escreve o número correto.)
B. Write the correct number in words. (Escreve o número correto por extenso.)
1. 3 + 7 = ___________________________ 6. 21 – 9 = _________________________
2. 30 – 15 = ________________________ 7. 91 – 1 = __________________________
3. 5 x 5 = __________________________ 8. 20 x 4 = _________________________
4. 13 + 3 = _________________________ 9. 8 4 = _________________________
5. 15 3 = ________________________ 10. 10 + 8 = ________________________
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Ciências Naturais Cross-curricular Worksheet
A. Read the sentences and write the name of the animals. Use the words
from the box. (Lê as frases e escreve o nome dos animais. Usa as palavras da caixa.)
1. I have got a long neck. I have got short orange fur with spots.
I’m a ________________________.
2. I’m very small, grey and fast. I like cheese.
I’m a ________________________.
3. I’m strong and fast. I have got golden fur.
I’m a ________________________.
4. I’m small and I have got long whiskers.
I’m a ________________________.
5. I’m big and I have got grey skin. I have got a big horn on my nose.
I’m a ________________________.
B. Read the sentences and colour the animals. (Lê as frases e pinta os animais.)
1. The zebra is black and white. 4. I’m a frog. I’m green.
2. Hello. I’m a big, brown cow. 5. The tiger is orange with black
3. This dog is black. It is beautiful. stripes.
6. I have got a red fish. It is small.
1
2
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Cross-curricular Worksheet História e Geografia de Portugal
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1
3
5
2 4
7 10
1. ____________________________________ 6. ___________________________________
2. ___________________________________ 7. ____________________________________
3. ___________________________________ 8. ___________________________________
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Educação Visual Cross-curricular Worksheet
black
grey
red
pink
orange
yellow
brown
purple
blue
green
B. If you mix two different colours you get a new one. Write the name
of the new colour.
(Se misturares duas cores diferentes, obténs uma cor nova. Escreve o nome da nova cor.)
1. + = ___________
2. + = ___________
3. + = ___________
4. + = ___________
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Cross-curricular Worksheet Educação Física
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Extra vocabulary
worksheets
(two levels of difficulty)
1 Language review................................................................... 20
2 Personal ID ............................................................................. 24
3 Family members ................................................................... 26
4 Jobs and occupations ......................................................... 28
5 The human body ................................................................... 30
6 Physical features .................................................................. 32
7 Clothes, footwear and accessories ................................. 34
8 Parts of the house ................................................................ 36
9 Furniture ......................................................................................... 38
10 Food and drinks ..................................................................... 40
11 Daily routine ........................................................................... 42
12 The time .................................................................................. 44
13 Free time activities ............................................................... 46
14 Sports....................................................................................... 48
Answer key ............................................................................. 135
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Worksheet 1A
E. Write the numbers in words. There is one example.
1. one 9. 20.
2. 10. 21.
3. 11. 30.
4. 12. 40.
5. 13. 57.
6. 14. 80.
7. 15. 90.
8. 18. 100.
1. Friday 2.
3. Thursday 4.
5. Sunday 6.
7. Tuesday 8.
G. What’s the weather like? Label the pictures. Use the words in the box.
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Worksheet 1B Language review
A. Label the pictures with the correct greeting. Use the words from
the box. There is one example. (Legenda as imagens. Usa as palavras da
caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
Good night!
Good morning!
Good evening!
Good afternoon!
1. ______________ 2. ______________ 3. ______________
Good night! 4. ______________
D. Look at the picture and complete the sentences. Use the words
from the box. There is one example. (Observa a imagem e completa as
frases. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
Simon
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5 years old
Mary
Maary
12 yea
years
ars old thirty-five Rachel
Rachel
achel
40 years ol
old
ld how old years old
Charles
8 years old
2. H
How old is ______________? She is forty years old.
3. __
______________ is Mary? She is twelve years old.
4. H
How old is Charles? He is eight _________________.
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Worksheet 1B
E. Write the numbers in words. There are two examples.
(Escreve os números por extenso. Segue os exemplos.)
F. Complete with the days of the week. Use the words from the box.
There is one example. (Completa as frases com os dias da semana. Usa as
palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
Tuesday
Yesterday Today Tomorrow
Thursday
Sunday Monday Tuesday
Friday
1. Friday 2.
Monday
3. Thursday 4.
Wednesday
5. Sunday 6.
Sunday
7. Tuesday 8. Saturday
G. Label the pictures. Use the words in the box. There is one example.
(Legenda as imagens. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
sunny
rainy
cold
hot
1. __________
sunny 2. __________ 3. __________ 4. __________
dog
lion
1. ________
cat 2. ________ 3. ________ 4. ________ 5. ______________
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Worksheet 2A Personal ID (Unit 0)
Name: _________________________
________________________________
Surname: ______________________
Age: ___________________________
Birthday: ______________________
________________________________
Country: _______________________
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Personal ID (Unit 0) Worksheet 2B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
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Worksheet 3A Family members (Unit 1)
A. Look at Tom’s family tree. Label the pictures with the words from
the box.
1. ________________
2. _______________ 3. _______________
4. _____________
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Family members (Unit 1) Worksheet 3B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Look at Tom’s family tree. Label the pictures with the words from
the box. There are two examples. (Observa a árvore genealógica do Tom.
Legenda as imagens. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue os exemplos.)
grandfather
1. _______________ 2. _______________
father
3. ____________ 4. ____________ 5. _____________ 6. _____________
B. Fill in the table with other family words: son, daughter, mum, dad,
parents, grandparents, husband, wife. (Completa a tabela com outros graus
de parentesco: son, daughter, mom, dad, grandparents, parents, husband, wife.)
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Worksheet 4A Jobs and occupations (Unit 1)
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Jobs and occupations (Unit 1) Worksheet 4B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Label the pictures with the correct job. Use the words from the
box. There is one example. (Legenda as imagens com a profissão correta.
Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
1. ________________
fisherman 2. _______________ 3. _______________ 4. _______________
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Worksheet 5A The human body (Unit 2)
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.
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The human body (Unit 2) Worksheet 5B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Label the picture with the correct parts of the body. Use the words
from the box. There is one example. (Legenda as imagens com as partes
do corpo. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
1. hair 5.
mouth
hair
2. 6. eye
neck
arm
3. 7. hand
leg
foot
4. 8.
1. rae _______________________
e 4. shldreou _________________
s
2. eson ______________________
n 5. finrge _____________________
f
3. ecaf ______________________
f 6. eadh ______________________
h
C. Write the name of the part of the body. Use the words from the box.
There is one example. (Escreve o nome da parte do corpo. Usa as palavras da
caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
nose
1. I smell, so I am the _______________ . nose
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Worksheet 6A Physical features (Unit 2)
Mary is tall and fat. She has got brown hair and brown eyes.
Her hair is short and her eyes are small. She is nice and pretty.
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Physical features (Unit 2) Worksheet 6B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
Mary is tall and fat. She has got brown hair and brown eyes.
Her hair is short and her eyes are small. She is nice and pretty.
B. Now, complete the text about Mary’s sister. Circle the correct option.
(Agora completa o texto acerca da irmã da Mary. Rodeia a opção correta.)
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Worksheet 7A Clothes, footwear and accessories (Unit 2)
1. ________________
pyjamas 2. _______________ 3. _______________ 4. _______________
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Clothes, footwear and accessories (Unit 2) Worksheet 7B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Label the pictures. Use the words from the box. There is one
example. (Legenda as imagens. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
1. ________________
pyjamas 2. _______________ 3. _______________ 4. _______________
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Worksheet 8A Parts of the house (Unit 3)
4 5
10
8
3 1
7
a) bathroom f) attic
b) kitchen g) wall
c) living room h) roof
d) dining room i) window
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Parts of the house (Unit 3) Worksheet 8B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Label the picture. Write the correct number. There is one example.
(Legenda a imagem. Escreve o número correto. Segue o exemplo.)
4 5
10
8
3 1
7
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Worksheet 9A Furniture (Unit 3)
3
1 2
5 6
4
7 8
9
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Furniture (Unit 3) Worksheet 9B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Label the pictures. Use the words from the box. There is one example.
(Legenda as imagens. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
1. _________________
cupboard 2. _________________ 3. _________________ 4. _________________
B. Complete the text. Use the words from the box. There is one example.
(Completa o texto. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
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Worksheet 10A Food and drinks (Unit 4)
A. Complete the table. Write the names of the food and drinks in the
correct place.
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Food and drinks (Unit 4) Worksheet 10B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Match the pictures with the correct name of food and drinks.
There is one example.
(Associa as imagens às palavras de comida e bebidas. Segue o exemplo.)
2
3
1
6
4 5
8 10
7 9
B. Label the pictures. Use the words from the box. There is one example.
(Legenda as imagens. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
strawberries
1. ________________ 2. _______________ 3. _______________ 4. _______________
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Worksheet 11A Daily routine (Unit 5)
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Daily routine (Unit 5) Worksheet 11B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Label the pictures with the correct daily routine activity. Use the
expressions from the box. There is one example. (Legenda as imagens
com as atividades da rotina diária. Usa as expressões da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
get up
1. ________________________ 2. ________________________ 3. ________________________
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Worksheet 12A The time (Unit 5)
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10
1. It’s half past eight. 2. It’s five o’clock. 3. It’s ten to nine.
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The time (Unit 5) Worksheet 12B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Match the pictures with the correct time. There is one example.
(Associa os relógios às respetivas horas. Segue o exemplo.)
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 a) It’s ten o’clock. d) It’s a quarter to eleven.
b) It’s a quarter past eleven. e) It’s twenty past nine.
c) It’s midday. f) It’s half past ten.
B. What time is it? Label the pictures. Use the expressions from the
box. There is one example. (Que horas são? Legenda as imagens. Usa as
expressões da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
1. _________________
It’s two 2. ________________ 3. ________________ 4. ________________
o’clock.
__________________ __________________ __________________ __________________
C. What time is it? Tick () the correct option. There is one example.
(Que horas são? Seleciona a opção correta. Segue o exemplo.)
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Worksheet 13A Free time activities (Unit 6)
1 2 3
4 5 6
a) camping c) dancing e) playing the guitar
b) writing d) going to the beach f) playing video games
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Free time activities (Unit 6) Worksheet 13B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
B. Label the pictures. Use the words from the box. There is one
example. (Legenda as imagens. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
1. _______________________
reading 2. ______________________ 3. ______________________
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Worksheet 14A Sports (Unit 6)
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Sports (Unit 6) Worksheet 14B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Match the pictures with the correct words. There is one example.
(Associa as imagens às palavras correspondentes. Segue o exemplo.)
1 2 3
4 5 6
B. Label the pictures. Use the words from the box. There is one example.
(Legenda as figuras. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
1. ________________
running 2. _______________ 3. _______________ 4. _______________
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Extra grammar
worksheets
(two levels of difficulty)
1 Verb to be ................................................................................ 52
2 Question words 1 .................................................................. 56
3 Definite and indefinite articles ......................................... 58
4 Possessive determiners ..................................................... 60
5 Verb have got ......................................................................... 62
6 Verb to be vs. verb have got............................................... 66
7 Possessive case | Question word: Whose...? ................ 68
8 Possessive pronouns ........................................................... 70
9 Adjectives ................................................................................ 72
10 Verb there + to be ................................................................. 74
11 To be, Have got, There + to be .......................................... 76
12 Prepositions of place ........................................................... 78
13 Plural of nouns ...................................................................... 80
14 Quantifiers: some / any ....................................................... 82
15 Question word: How many...? ........................................... 84
16 Connectors: so / because ................................................... 86
17 Present simple: verb like |
Expressing preferences (like / hate + -ing) ................... 88
18 Present simple ...................................................................... 92
19 Adverbs of frequency .......................................................... 98
20 Question words 2.................................................................. 100
21 Present continuous ............................................................... 102
22 Personal pronouns (object) ............................................... 106
23 Prepositions of movement................................................. 108
24 Imperative ............................................................................... 110
Answer key ............................................................................. 136
B. Complete the table with the present simple of the verb to be.
Verb to be
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
I am (I’m) I am not (I’m not) Am I...?
he/she/it
they
C. Write the short form of the verb to be. There is one example.
1. She is twelve years old. ___________________________________________________
She’s twelve years old.
2. We are in the same class. ________________________________________________
3. They are students. _______________________________________________________
4. You are a nice person. ____________________________________________________
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D. Fill in the blanks with am, is, are. There is one example.
1. Jack ____
is from Scotland. 4. My parents _________ in the park.
2. My mother ___________ a teacher. 5. Riley _____ in the film Inside Out.
3. We _____________ cousins. 6. I _________ a student.
I am
(1)_____ Tim. I’m from Portugal, but I (2)_________________________ (not)
F. Put the words in the correct order. Write sentences. There is one
example.
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Worksheet 1B Verb to be (Unit 1)
A. Complete the table with the personal pronouns. Use the words
from the box. (Completa a tabela com os personal pronouns. Usa as palavras da
caixa.)
Portuguese English
eu I
tu
ele
ela
ele/ela (objetos/animais) it
nós
vós
eles/elas they
B. Complete the table with the present simple of the verb to be. There
is one example.
(Completa a tabela com o present simple do verbo to be. Segue o exemplo.)
Verb to be
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
I am (I’m) I am not (I’m not) Am I...?
you you you…?
he he he…?
she she she…?
it it it…?
we we we…?
you you you…?
they they they…?
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C. Circle the correct option. There is one example.
(Rodeia a opção correta. Segue o exemplo.)
D. Look at the pictures and tick () the correct option. There is one
example. (Observa as imagens e seleciona a opção correta. Segue o exemplo.)
1. Is she at school? 3. Are they twin sisters?
a) Yes, she is. a) Yes, they are.
b) No, she isn’t. b) No, they aren’t.
E. Put the words in the correct order. Write sentences. There is one
example. (Coloca as palavras na ordem correta. Escreve frases. Segue o exemplo.)
F. Complete the dialogue about yourself. Use the verb to be. There is
one example. (Completa o diálogo sobre ti. Usa o verbo to be.).)
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Worksheet 2A Question words 1 (Unit 1)
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Question words 1 (Unit 1) Worksheet 2B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
C. Read the answers and complete the questions. There is one example.
(Lê as respostas e completa as perguntas. Segue o exemplo.)
1. ________________
What is your name? My name is Jane.
2. ________________ are you from? I’m from England.
3. ________________ are you? I’m ten years old.
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Worksheet 3A Definite and indefinite articles (Unit 1)
A. Write a or an.
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Definite and indefinite articles (Unit 1) Worksheet 3B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
the UK.
1. Ed Sheeran is from _______
2. Peter is _______ only boy in _______ classroom.
3. He plays _______ basketball.
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Worksheet 4A Possessive determiners (Unit 1)
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Possessive determiners (Unit 1) Worksheet 4B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
B. Fill in the gaps with her, his, our, your, their. There is one example.
(Preenche os espaços com her, his, our, your, their. Segue o exemplo.)
Hello! My name is Trevor! This is (1) my / his family. Tim and Ann are
(2) my / your parents. Peter and Sophie are my brother and sister. We have
got a pet . (3) Its / Our pet is a dog. (4) Its / Our name is Bones.
I am eleven years old and Peter and Sophie are eight. They are twins
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and (5) their / your favourite colour is blue. My mother is forty years old.
(6) Her / His favourite colour is green. My father is forty-three. (7) Her / His
favourite colour is orange.
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Worksheet 5A Verb have got (Unit 2)
A. Complete the present simple of the verb have got. There is one
example.
B. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb have got.
1. Peter ___________________ a brother.
2. Anne and I ___________________ black hair.
3. She ___________________ short hair and brown eyes.
4. They ___________________ three children.
5. I ___________________ a new skirt.
6. You ___________________ a round face.
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D. Complete the sentences with the present simple of the verb
have got (affirmative/negative). There is one example.
3 4
1
2
1. I ___________________
haven’t got a new schoolbag.
2. He ___________________ a blue book.
3. You ___________________ a cap.
4. We ___________________ a mobile phone.
5. My parents ___________________ brown hair.
6. She ___________________ a blue dress.
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6
E. Ask and answer. Use the verb have got. There is one example.
1. _______________________________________________
Has the dog got a ruler?
No, it hasn’t. It has got a pencil.
_______________________________________________
2. _______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
3. _______________________________________________
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3. Susan / sister
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Worksheet 5B Verb have got (Unit 2)
A. Complete the table with the present simple of the verb have got.
Use the full form. There is one example.
(Completa a tabela com o present simple do verbo have got. Usa as formas longas.
Segue o exemplo.)
B. Rewrite the sentences. Use the short form of the verb have got
(affirmative). There is one example.
(Reescreve as frases. Usa a forma abreviada do verbo have got na afirmativa. Segue
o exemplo.)
C. Fill in the blanks with hasn’t got / haven’t got. There is one example.
(Preenche os espaços com hasn’t got / haven’t got. Segue o exemplo.)
1. Jeff _______________________
hasn’t got a beard.
2. They _______________________ short hair.
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D. Circle the correct form of the verb have got (affirmative). There is
one example. (Rodeia a forma correta do verbo have got na afirmativa.)
1. Peter has got / have got a 4. I has got / have got a new skirt.
brother. 5. You has got / have got a round
2. She has got / have got short hair. face.
3. They has got / have got three 6. Your parents has got / have got
children. glasses.
1. Has the dog got a 2. Has Susan got a 3. Have Paul and Tom
ruler? sister? got a cat?
No, it hasn’t.
_____________________ _____________________. _____________________.
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Worksheet 6A Verb to be vs. verb have got (Units 1-2)
C. Complete the text with the correct form of the verb to be or the
verb have got.
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Verb to be vs. verb have got (Units 1-2) Worksheet 6B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
1. I am Fred. ________________________________________________________
Eu sou o Fred.
2. He has got green eyes. _________________________________________
3. Joanna is tall and slim. ________________________________________
4. I’m ten years old. ______________________________________________
B. Rewrite the sentences with the short form of the verbs.
There is one example.
(Reescreve as frases com a forma abreviada dos verbos. Segue o exemplo.)
D. Circle the correct form of the verb to be or the verb have got. There is
one example. (Rodeia a forma correta do verbo to be ou have got. Segue o exemplo.)
This (1) is / are Mário. He (2) is / has got ten years old. He (3) is / are from
Braga. He (4) is / has got a sister. Her name (5) is / am Rosa and she (6) is / has
got 12 years old. She (7) is / has got long blond hair, and she (8) is / has got
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tall and thin. She (9) is / are a student. They (10) are / have got a very big dog.
It (11) is / has got long ears.
They (12) are / is a very happy family!
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Worksheet 7A Possessive case | Question word: Whose…? (Unit 2)
A. Complete with ’s or ’.
1. He is Jack _____ father.
2. Is this the girls _____ mother?
3. It’s my sister _____ dress.
4. Are these the boys _____ computers?
5. This is Julie _____ scarf.
6. Lucas _____ hair is black.
B. Whose pets are these? Write sentences with ’s. There is one example.
1. John has got a brown dog. That is John’s brown dog.
_______________________________________________
3. __________________________________________________?
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4. __________________________________________________?
___________________________________________________________________________
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Possessive case | Question word: Whose…? (Unit 2) Worksheet 7B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
1. Paul is _________
Mary’s brother. (Mary) 4. Tim is _____________ father. (Ann)
2. _____________ skirt is blue. (Kate) 5. The _______________ dresses are
3. _____________ glasses are purple. beautiful. (girls)
C. Whose pets are these? Complete the sentences with ’s. There is one
example. (De quem são estes animais? Completa as frases com ’s. Segue o exemplo.)
D. Read the questions and write the answers. There are two examples.
(Lê as perguntas e escreve as respostas. Segue os exemplos.)
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Worksheet 8A Possessive pronouns (Unit 2)
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Possessive pronouns (Unit 2) Worksheet 8B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Fill in the table with the missing possessive pronouns. Use the
words from the box. There are two examples. (Completa a tabela com
os possessive pronouns em falta. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue os exemplos.)
1. This is my dress. It’s mine / yours. 4. These are his jeans. They are
hers / his.
2. This is your bag. It’s ours / yours.
3. That is her hat. It’s hers / his. 5. These are our clothes. They are
yours / ours.
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Worksheet 9A Adjectives (Unit 2)
A. Complete the text. Use the adjectives from the box. There is one
example.
Hi, my name is Claire and I’m ten years old. I love music.
My favourite singer is Shawn Mendes. His full name is Shawn
Peter Raul Mendes. He’s Portuguese-Canadian.
He is (1)__________________ and thin. He has got dark brown
(2)__________________ hair and (3)__________________ eyes. He is
(4)__________________ nice
and (5)__________________ .
C. Put the words in the right order. Write sentences.There is one example.
1. sister / my / is / intelligent / .
My sister is intelligent.
___________________________________________________________________________
4. is / old / my / grandmother / .
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
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Adjectives (Unit 2) Worksheet 9B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Complete the text. Use the adjectives from the box. There is one
example. (Completa o texto. Usa os adjetivos da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
Hi, my name is Claire and I’m ten years old. I love music.
My favourite singer is Shawn Mendes. His full name is Shawn
Peter Raul Mendes. He’s Portuguese-Canadian.
He is (1)__________________ and thin. He has got dark brown
(2)__________________ hair and (3)__________________ eyes. He is
(4)__________________ nice
and (5)__________________ .
B. Write the opposites. Use the adjectives from the box. There is one
example. (Escreve os opostos. Seleciona um adjetivo da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
p )
1. beautiful – ________________
ugly 4. thin – _____________________ sad ugly
2. kind – _____________________ 5. happy –___________________
serious short
3. tall – _____________________ 6. funny – ___________________
fat unkind
1 2 3 4 5 6
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Worksheet 10A Verb there + to be (Unit 3)
A. Complete the table with there + to be. Use the full and the short
forms. There is one example.
Verb there + to be
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
Singular Is there... ?
Plural
B. Look at the picture. Write There is, There isn’t, There are or There
aren’t.
1. __________________
a chimney.
2. __________________
two bedrooms.
3. __________________
a garage.
4. __________________
a roof.
5. __________________
five windows.
C. Complete the text with the correct form of the verb there + to be
(affirmative/negative).
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Verb there + to be (Unit 3) Worksheet 10B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Complete the table with there + to be. Use the full and the short
forms. There are two examples. (Completa a tabela com there + to be. Usa
as formas longas e as formas abreviadas. Segue os exemplos.)
Verb there + to be
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
Singular there is / there’s
Plural there are
B. Look at the picture. Circle the correct option. There is one example.
(Observa a figura. Rodeia a opção correta. Segue o exemplo.)
In my town (1) there are / there is many houses. I live in a beautiful detached
house. (2) There aren’t / There isn’t a garden but (3) there is / there are some
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trees in front of the house. (4) There isn’t / There aren’t a swimming pool but
(5) there is / there are an attic. Near my house (6) there is / there are a school.
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Worksheet 11A To be | Have got | There + to be
A. Fill in the crosswords with the correct form of the verbs to be,
have got and there + to be.
9
Across 7 1 Down
1. I ____ tall. 2 6. She ____ funny.
2. You ____ got red hair. 8 7. Mary ____ three cars.
3. She ____ got freckles. 3 8. Paul and I ____ got
(not – short form) a pet.
4. ____ any cars in the 10 9. You ____ English. (not
garage. (not – short 4 – short form)
form) 10. They ____ ten years
6
5. The dog ____ mine. 5
old.
(not – short form)
C. Complete the text with the correct forms of the verbs to be, have
got or there + to be.
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To be | Have got | There + to be Worksheet 11B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Fill in the crosswords with the correct form of the verbs to be, have
got and there + to be. (Preenche as palavras cruzadas com a forma correta dos
verbos to be, have got e there + to be.)
Across 9 Down
7 1
1. I ____ tall. (to be) 6. She ____ funny. (to be)
2
2. You ____ got red hair. 7. Mary ____ three cars.
(have got) 8 (have got)
3. She ____ got freckles. 3 8. Paul and I ____ got
(have got, negative, a pet. (have got)
short form) 10 9. You ____ English. (to be,
4. ____ any cars in the 4 negative, short form)
garage. (there + to be, 10. They ____ ten years
6
negative, short form) old. (to be)
5
5. The dog ____ mine. (to
be, negative, short form)
C. Complete the text. Use the verbs to be, have got and there + to be.
There is one example.
(Completa o texto com os verbos to be, have got e there + to be. Segue o exemplo.)
is
Hello! My name (1)_______________ Patty. I (2)_______________ ten years old.
I live in a big house. It (3)_______________ two floors. My favourite room
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Worksheet 12A Prepositions of place (Unit 3)
A. Where is Oliver? Complete the sentences with under, in, above, on,
in front of, behind.
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Prepositions of place (Unit 3) Worksheet 12B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
B. Look at the picture. Circle the correct option. There is one example.
(Observa a imagem. Rodeia a opção correta. Segue o exemplo.)
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Worksheet 13A Plural of nouns (Unit 3)
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Plural of nouns (Unit 3) Worksheet 13B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
brush
2
foot
1
toy
bus 6
3
person
5 6
5 T
1 3 O
man
4 Y
7 7 8 S
2
9
table 10
9
tomato
4
11
12
watch
12 book
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baby
10
child
11
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Worksheet 14A Quantifiers: some / any (Unit 4)
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Quantifiers: some / any (Unit 4) Worksheet 14B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
B. It’s Mary’s birthday. Look at the picture. Circle the correct word:
some or any. (É o aniversário da Mary. Observa a imagem. Rodeia a palavra
correta: some ou any.)
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Worksheet 15A Question word: How many…? (Unit 4)
A. Count the items in the pictures. Ask questions and answer them.
Write the numbers in words.
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Question word: How many…? (Unit 4) Worksheet 15B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Count the items in the pictures and circle the correct option.
(Conta os elementos de cada grupo e rodeia a resposta certa.)
1. How many apples are there? 3. How many pears are there?
There are thirteen / thirty apples. There is / are eight pears.
2. How many oranges are there? 4. How many bananas are there?
There are twelve / twenty oranges. There is / are one banana.
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Worksheet 16A Connectors: so / because (Unit 4)
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Connectors: so / because (Unit 4) Worksheet 16B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
___________________________________________________________________________
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Present simple: verb like |
Worksheet 17A Expressing preferences (like/hate + -ing) (Unit 4)
Affirmative Negative
I like dancing. I don’t like dancing.
You You
He He
She She
It It
We We
You You
They They
D. What do you like / prefer / don’t like / hate doing? Write about you.
1 2 3
4 5 6
1. dancing __________________________________________________________________
2. listening to music ________________________________________________________
3. reading __________________________________________________________________
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Present simple: verb like |
Worksheet 17B Expressing preferences (like/hate + -ing) (Unit 4)
E. What do you like / don’t like doing? Circle, according to your opinion.
(O que é que gostas / não gostas de fazer? Rodeia, de acordo com a tua opinião.)
1. listening to music.
I like / don’t like listening to music.
2. reading
I like / don’t like reading.
3. playing football
I like / don’t like playing football.
4. watching TV
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Worksheet 18A Present simple (Unit 5)
A. Complete the table with the present simple of the verb eat
(affirmative, negative and interrogative).
Verb eat
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
I eat I don’t eat Do I eat...?
you you
he he
she eats she Does she eat…?
it it
we we
you you
they they
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Worksheet 18A
D. Write the sentences in the negative form.
1. Pedro takes the bus on Sunday.
___________________________________________________________________________
3. I go to school on foot.
___________________________________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________
No, we don’t. We don’t live in Porto.
We live in Braga.
3. ____________________________________________
____________________________________________
4. ____________________________________________
____________________________________________
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G. Complete the text with the present simple of the verbs in brackets.
Tom (1)____________________ (get up) at seven o’clock every morning. He
(2)____________________ (have) breakfast with his mother in the kitchen. They
usually (3)____________________ (drink) milk or tea and (4)____________________
(eat) toast or pancakes. Then he (5)____________________ (brush) his teeth.
He (6)_______________ (catch) the bus to school. Classes (7)_______________
(start) at twenty-five to nine. Tom (8)__________________ (have) lunch in the
school canteen. Sometimes, he (9)_______________ (have) classes again in the
afternoon. School (10)_______________ (finish) at twenty-five past four.
He (11)__________________ (go) home at five p.m.
He (12)_____________________________ (do) his homework. Before dinner, he
(13)_____________________ (watch) TV. He always (14)_____________________ (go)
to bed at ten o’clock.
On Wednesdays and Fridays he (15)____________________________ (not have)
classes in the afternoon, so he (16)____________________________ (play) football
in the park.
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Present simple (Unit 5) Worksheet 18B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Complete the table with the present simple of the verb eat
(affirmative, negative and interrogative). (Completa a tabela com o
present simple do verbo eat – afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa.)
Verb eat
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
I eat I don’t eat Do I eat...?
you you
he he
she eats she Does she eat...?
it it
we we
you eat you Do you eat...?
they they don’t eat
B. Write the sentences in the 3rd person singular (he or she). Make the
necessary changes. Add -s, -es or -ies. (Escreve as frases na 3.a pessoa do
singular (he ou she). Faz as alterações necessárias. Acrescenta -s, -es, ou -ies.)
1. I go to school by bus.
goes to school by bus.
She _______________________________________________________________________
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C. Answer these Yes/No questions. Use short answers.
(Responde às questões Yes/No com respostas curtas.)
Yes, I do.
1. Do you like fruit? _________________________________________________________
2. Do you eat bread for breakfast? __________________________________________
No, I don’t.
3. Does Sarah have cereals for breakfast? Yes, _____________________________.
4. Does Jimmy drink milk? No, _____________________________________________.
5. Do they eat eggs? Yes, ___________________________________________________.
6. Do Mary and her sister eat chips? No, ___________________________________.
5. I go to school by bus.
___________________________________________________________________________
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Worksheet 18B
F. Circle the correct option. (Rodeia a hipótese correta.)
Tom (1) gets up / get up at seven o’clock every morning. He (2) has / have
breakfast with his mother in the kitchen. They usually (3) drink / drinks milk
or tea and (4) eat / eats toast or pancakes. He (5) brush / brushes his teeth.
He (6) catch / catches the bus to school. Classes (7) start / starts at twenty-five
to nine.
Tom (8) has / have lunch in the school canteen. Sometimes he (9) have /
has classes again in the afternoon. School (10) finishes / finish at twenty-five
past six.
He (11) go / goes back home at seven o’clock. He (12) do / does his homework.
Before dinner, he (13) watch / watches TV. He always (14) go / goes to bed at
ten o’clock.
On Wednesdays and Fridays he (15) doesn’t have / don’t have classes in
the afternoon, so he (16) play / plays football.
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Worksheet 19A Adverbs of frequency (Unit 5)
___________________________________________________________________________
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Adverbs of frequency (Unit 5) Worksheet 19B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
A. Ana does some sports. Look at the table and circle the correct option.
(A Ana pratica alguns desportos. Olha para a tabela e rodeia a opção correta.)
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Worksheet 20A Question words 2 (Unit 5)
____________________________________ ____________________________________
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Question words 2 (Unit 5) Worksheet 20B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
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Worksheet 21A Present continuous (Unit 6)
A. Complete the table with the verb learn in the present continuous.
Verb learn
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
I’m learning I’m not learning Am I learning... ?
you you you ?
he’s learning he isn’t learning Is he learning... ?
she she she ?
it it it ?
we we we ?
you you you ?
they they they ?
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Worksheet 21A
D. Write the sentences in the negative and the interrogative forms.
1. He is playing the guitar.
Neg: ________________________________________________________________________
Int: _________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
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Worksheet 21B Present continuous (Unit 6)
A. Complete the table with the verb learn in the present continuous.
(Completa a tabela com o present continuous do verbo learn – aprender).
Verb learn
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
I’m learning I’m not learning Am I learning... ?
you you you ?
he’s learning he isn’t learning Is he learning... ?
she she she ?
it it it ?
we we we ?
you you you ?
they they they ?
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Worksheet 21B
D. Write the sentences in negative and interrogative forms.
(Escreve as frases nas formas negativa e interrogativa.)
E. Tick () the correct option for the position of the adverb.
(Seleciona a opção correta, de acordo com a posição do
advérbio.)
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Worksheet 22A Personal pronouns (object) (Unit 6)
TEXT 1
I’m playing a game at the moment. My brother is in the living room
with (1)____________________. (2)____________________ is watching a TV show.
My mother and my father are in the kitchen. (3)________________________ are
preparing dinner. I know that (4)____________________ are going to ask for our
help very soon. (5)____________________ usually set the table.
TEXT 2
I have a cousin, Tom. (1)___________________ doesn’t like reading books.
His mother reads to (2)________________. He has got a sister. (3)______________
loves reading.
(4)_________________ am reading a funny story now. (5)_________________ is
really interesting. The characters are great. I love (6)_________________.
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Personal pronouns (object) (Unit 6) Worksheet 22B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
TEXT 1
(1) I / Me am playing a game at the moment. My brother is in the living
room with (2) I / me. (3) He / Him is watching a TV show. My mother and my
father are in the kitchen. (4) They / Them are preparing dinner. I know that
(5) they / them are going to ask for our help very soon. (6) We / Us usually
set the table.
TEXT 2
I have a cousin. (1) He / Him doesn’t like reading books. His mother reads
to (1) him / he. He has got a sister. (3) She / Her loves reading. (4) I / Me am
reading a funny story now. (5) It / She is really interesting. The characters
are great. I love (6) it / us.
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Worksheet 23A Prepositions of movement (Unit 6)
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Prepositions of movement (Unit 6) Worksheet 23B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
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Worksheet 24A Imperative (Unit 6)
____________________________________________________
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Imperative (Unit 6) Worksheet 24B
Name No.: Class:
Date: / / Mark Teacher
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Speaking
Unit 0 Asking and answering personal questions ... 114
Unit 0 Introducing yourself ............................................. 115
Unit 1 Introducing a friend .............................................. 116
Unit 2 Describing someone ............................................ 119
Unit 2 Describing yourself .............................................. 121
Unit 3 Talking about my house...................................... 122
Unit 4 Talking about food and drinks........................... 124
Unit 5 Making arrangements ......................................... 126
Unit 5 Talking about daily routine..................................... 127
Unit 6 Describing situations – Talking about free
time activities and sports ................................... 130
Unit 6 Talking about your favourites – Free time
activities and sports............................................. 131
Objetivos:
− Rever/Treinar a identidade, a idade, os numerais cardinais e ordinais, o país de origem, as cores e os animais favoritos.
− Utilizar palavras e expressões para cumprimentar, agradecer e despedir-se.
− Formular perguntas e respostas sobre assuntos que lhe são familiares.
TASK 1
A. Choose a character and read his/her identity card.
Justin
Name: ________ Name: Robyn Rihanna
__________________
Bieberr
Surname: ________ Fenty
Surname: _______
st
Date of birth: 1 March, 1994
___________________ 20th February, 1988
Date of birth: ______________________
Canada
Country: __________ Barbados
Country: ____________
Purple
Favourite colour: ________ Green
Favourite colour: ________
Dog
Favourite animal: _____ Cat
Favourite animal: _____
TASK 2
A. Find out more about your partner. Look at the example below and
use the words/expressions from the box to ask him/her questions.
A. Imagine this is your first day at Camp Kikiwaka. Fill in your ID card.
This is me!
YOUR
1. Name: _____________________________________________
PHOTO
2. Surname: __________________________________________
HERE
3. Age: _______________________________________________
4. Birthday: _________________________________
5. Country: ________________________________
6. Favourite colour: ________________________
7. Favourite animal: ___________________________
7
1. My favourite animal is the dog. ____________
2. I’m 11 (eleven) years old. ____________
Objetivos:
− Rever/Treinar as formas de cumprimento inicial e de apresentar um amigo.
Atividades:
− A turma é dividida em grupos de três alunos; cada grupo deve ler o diálogo (exercício A) em voz alta, sob a forma de role-play.
De seguida, escolhem três personagens das imagens (exercício B) e fazem um diálogo semelhante ao do exercício A.
Os alunos podem depois representar o diálogo para a turma. Como forma de os auxiliar nesta tarefa, os alunos podem
escrever primeiro o diálogo no caderno diário.
TASK 1
A. Read the dialogue.
TASK 2
STUDENT A
How old is... (person’s name)? Where is he/she from?
When is his/her birthday? What is his/her job?
2. John is eleven years old. He is from Berlin. His birthday is on 12th March.
He is a student.
STUDENT B
How old is... (person’s name)? Where is he/she from?
When is his/her birthday? What is his/her job?
1. Jane is thirty years old. She is from London. Her birthday is on 7th April.
She is a lawyer.
Objetivos:
− Rever/Treinar a identidade, a idade, os numerais cardinais e ordinais, o país de origem, a família e as profissões.
− Rever/Treinar a distinção entre os determinantes possessivos.
− Utilizar as estruturas corretas para apresentar alguém.
Name: _______________
Surname: ___________
This is Jamie and he’s 36
Age: ___________________ ye old. His birthday is on 22nd
years
____
Birthday: ______________ February. He’s from Manchester,
__________
Hometown: ____________ in the UK.
___________ 5 He’s a mechanic.
Job: __________________
___________ His father is a doctor and his
Father’s job: __________
__________
mother is a teacher.
Mother’s job: __________ His brother is Tom and his
___________
Brothers / sisters: ____ two sisters are Erica and Sophie.
______________
____________________
______________
____________________
B. Introduce one of these characters to the class. Use the text from
exercise A as a model.
Sarah
Name: _______ Peter
Name: _______ Name: Oliver/Owen n_
______________
Lopez
Surname: _______ Smith
th
Surname: _______ Jones
Surname: _______
10 years old
Age: _______________ 25 years old
Age: _______________ 14 years old
Age: _______________
1st February
Birthday: _______________ 23rd April
Birthday: _______________ 20th June
Birthday: ___________
Edinburgh
Hometown: ____________ Hometown: London
________ Cardiff
Hometown: _________
student
Job: __________ Job: lawyer
________ students
Job: ___________
actor
Father’s job: ______ nurse
Father’s job: ______ singer
Father’s job: ________
vet
Mother’s job: _____ teacher
Mother’s job: _________ Mother’s job: architect
____________
one
Brothers / sisters: _____ one
Brothers / sisters: _____ one
Brothers / sisters: _____
brother (John)
________________________ sister (Maria)
________________________ brother (Thomas)
________________________
STUDENT A
STUDENT B
Objetivos:
− Treinar o vocabulário relacionado com a descrição física e o vestuário.
− Formular perguntas e respostas sobre assuntos que lhe são familiares.
Atividades:
− A turma é dividida em grupos de dois; o professor corta a folha em duas partes e dá uma parte a cada aluno; em grupos de
dois, os alunos devem ir questionando o colega até descobrirem o nome de todas as personagens que veem na sua imagem.
Podem usar as perguntas/formas de resposta que têm na caixa ao lado da imagem.
STUDENT A
Sally
Julia Thomas Rebecca Henry
STUDENT B
round
1. I’m medium-height and thin. I have got long red hair. My eyes are blue.
I have got white jeans and a scarf. I’m ___________________.
2. I’m short and thin. I have got dark hair and I love T-shirts and caps.
I’m ___________________.
3. I’m tall and thin. My face is oval. I have got brown eyes and my hair is
short and wavy. I’m ___________________.
4. I’m medium height and thin. I have got straight brown hair and green
eyes. My favourite clothes are dresses and skirts. I’m ___________________.
Objetivos:
− Usar a entoação adequada em frases simples e conhecidas (afirmações, perguntas e exclamações).
− Falar sobre temas trabalhados – as partes da casa e o mobiliário.
− Formular perguntas e respostas sobre assuntos que lhe são familiares.
− Treinar o verbo there +to be.
Atividades:
− A turma é dividida em grupos de dois alunos; o professor corta a folha em duas partes e dá uma parte a cada aluno; em grupos
de dois, os alunos devem ir questionando o colega até conseguirem adivinhar qual é a sua divisão favorita.
STUDENT A
• Choose your favourite room.
• Write the name of the room.
• Look at the pictures. Circle two
pieces of furniture/objects you
can find in your room.
• Try to guess your partner’s room.
• Ask him/her questions about
the two pieces of furniture/objects:
Examples: Have you got a table?
Is there a rug? Are there any chairs?
• You can only try to guess your
partner’s room once – Is it the...?
STUDENT B
• Choose your favourite room.
• Write the name of the room.
• Look at the pictures. Circle two
pieces of furniture/objects you
can find in your room.
• Try to guess your partner’s room.
• Ask him/her questions about
the two pieces of furniture/objects:
Examples: Have you got a table?
Is there a rug? Are there any chairs?
• You can only try to guess your
partner’s room once – Is it the...?
C. Use your answers from exercise B and the model from exercise A to
tell the class about your house and your favourite room.
Objetivos:
− Usar a entoação adequada em frases simples e conhecidas (afirmações, perguntas e exclamações).
− Falar sobre temas trabalhados – comida e bebidas.
− Formular perguntas e respostas sobre assuntos que lhe são familiares.
− Exprimir gostos e preferências pessoais.
Atividades:
− A turma é dividida em grupos de dois alunos; o professor corta a folha em duas partes e dá uma parte a cada aluno; em grupos de
dois, os alunos devem ir questionando o colega até conseguirem preencher as colunas com as respostas dadas pelos colegas.
STUDENT A
Breakfast
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
• Ask your partner
• What do you like what he/she likes
_________________________________________
for breakfast? (use the questions
• Do you like... for Lunch in the box).
lunch? _________________________________________ • Write the food/
• Do you like… for _________________________________________ drink words your
dinner? _________________________________________
partner says in
• What’s your Dinner the correct place –
favourite drink? breakfast, lunch or
_________________________________________
dinner.
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
STUDENT B
Breakfast
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
• Ask your partner
• What do you like what he/she likes
_________________________________________
for breakfast? (use the questions
• Do you like... for Lunch in the box).
lunch? _________________________________________ • Write the food/
• Do you like… for _________________________________________ drink words your
dinner? _________________________________________
partner says in
• What’s your Dinner the correct place –
favourite drink? breakfast, lunch
_________________________________________
or dinner.
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
Pam
Ted
C. Tell the class about what you like/don’t like eating/drinking. Use the
model texts from exercise B.
Objetivos:
− Usar a entoação adequada em frases simples e conhecidas (afirmações, perguntas e exclamações).
− Falar sobre temas trabalhados – atividades da rotina diária e horas.
− Fazer sugestões e convites simples (let’s/why don’t we…).
Atividades:
− A turma é dividida em grupos de dois alunos; o professor corta a folha em duas partes e dá uma parte a cada aluno; cada aluno
preenche individualmente o seu cartão com as frases dadas e as palavras que estão acompanhadas por imagens; em grupos
de dois, os alunos simulam o diálogo oralmente.
TASK 1
STUDENT A
Why What about See you I can’t
• Complete
A: Hi, ___________ (name)! What’s up? the dialogue.
B: Hi, ___________ (name)! Let’s meet at the cinema at half past You can use
some words/
eight on Saturday.
expressions
A: Sorry, ___________! I have a birthday party on Saturday. in the box
_________________ Friday? _________________ don’t we have and your own
_________________ (meal) at the new pizzeria first? ideas.
B: Great idea! Let’s meet at a quarter past seven, then! Where? • Role-play the
dialogue with
A: At my house! _________________ on Friday!
your partner.
B: That’s fine! See you!
STUDENT B
Let’s See you Where
• Complete
A: Hi, ___________ (name)! What’s up? the dialogue.
B: Hi, ____________ (name)! ____________ meet at the cinema You can use
some words/
at ________________________ on Saturday.
expressions
A: Sorry, I can’t! I have a birthday party on Saturday. What about in the box
Friday? Why don’t we have dinner at the new pizzeria first? and your own
B: Great idea! Let’s meet at ___________________________ , ideas.
then! ______________? • Role-play the
dialogue with
A: At my house! See you on Friday!
your partner.
B: That’s fine! __________________!
TASK 2
Floyd
Dom Jessie Katniss
(Deadshot)
Objetivos:
− Pronunciar, com correção, expressões e frases familiares.
− Falar sobre temas trabalhados – atividades da rotina diária e horas.
− Descrever a sua rotina diária.
TASK 1
A. Fill in the gaps with daily routine expressions and information about
YOU. Draw the missing activity from your daily routine. Then, cut out
the pictures and stick them into your notebook in the correct order.
This is my day!
TASK 2
A. Read the text.
B. Use the information from the text and describe your daily routine to
the class. Include some of the following words.
Objetivos:
− Usar a entoação adequada em frases simples e conhecidas (afirmações, perguntas e exclamações).
− Falar sobre temas trabalhados – atividades de tempos livres e desportos.
− Formular perguntas e respostas sobre assuntos que lhe são familiares.
Atividades:
− A turma é dividida em grupos de dois alunos; o professor corta a folha em duas partes e dá uma parte a cada aluno. O primeiro
aluno recebe a folha A e o segundo aluno recebe a folha B. Os alunos terão de descobrir as quatro diferenças entre os desenhos,
colocando questões aos colegas. Ganha aquele que descobrir as diferenças primeiro.
TASK 1
STUDENT A
Find the differences
Questions
• The man is running. Answers
Is the man in your
picture running?
• Yes, he/she is.
| No, he/
• The two boys sitting she isn’t. He/
at the table are She is...
listening to music and
playing video games.
• Yes, they are.
| No, they
Are the two boys in
aren’t. They
your picture listening
are...
to music and playing
video games?
STUDENT B
Find the differences
Questions
• The man is Answers
sleeping. Is the man • Yes, he/she
in your picture is. | No, he/
sleeping? she isn’t. He/
• The boy and the She is...
girl are playing • Yes, they
basketball. Are the are. | No, they
boy and the girl in aren’t. They
your picture playing are...
basketball?
TASK 2
A. Read the dialogue.
B. Role play a similar dialogue with your partner. Replace the words/
expressions in bold by information about YOU. You can write the
dialogue in your notebook.
Objetivos:
− Pronunciar, com correção, expressões e frases familiares.
− Falar sobre temas trabalhados – atividades de tempos livres e desportos.
− Apresentar preferências de familiares ou amigos.
A. Look at Joe’s room. What does he do in his free time? Look at the
picture, read the options and put a tick () or a cross ().
C. Now tell the class about your best friend’s favourite free time
activities or about the free time activities of a member of your
family (mother, father, brother or sister...).
B. Tell Lucy all about your favourite sports and hobbies. Complete the
text below.
Picture of you
Hi!
Look at me! I’m (1)_________________. It’s my favourite
hobby.
In my free time I also like (2)_________________ and
(3)_________________. I don’t like (4)_________________
_________________ or (5)_________________.
I prefer (6)_________________.
Picture of your
favourite hobby
C. Now tell the class about your favourite hobby. Use the model text
from exercise A. You can place a photo of you doing your favourite
hobby or you can draw it.
B.
Inglês | História e Geografia de Portugal (page 19)
G U Y F A W K E S J X B
A. 1. Canada | 2. The USA | 3. The United Kingdom | 4. Portugal |
K P A R L I A M E N T O 5. Europe | 6. Africa | 7. South Africa | 8. Asia | 9. Australia |
I G W N I H H T M R N N 10. New Zealand
Easter (page 9)
C.
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Extra vocabulary worksheets 8. police officer | 9. pilot | 10. football player | 11. teacher |
12. engineer
Worksheet 1A (page 20)
Worksheet 5A (page 30)
A. 1. Good evening! | 2. Good morning! | 3. Good night! | 4. Good
A. 1. hair (head) | 2. teeth | 3. arm | 4. hand | 5. leg | 6. eye | 7. mouth |
afternoon!
8. neck | 9. knee | 10. foot
C. Personal answers.
B. 1. ear | 2. elbow | 3. face | 4. shoulder | 5. finger | 6. head
D. 1. thirty-five | 2. old / is forty years old | 3. How old / She is twelve
C. 1. nose | 2. mouth | 3. hand | 4. foot
years old | 4. is Charles / He is eight years old
E. 2. two | 3. three | 4. four | 5. five | 6. six | 7. seven | 8. eight | 9. nine | Worksheet 5B (page 31)
10. ten | 11. eleven | 12. twelve | 13. thirteen | 14. fourteen | 15. fifteen |
A. 2. arm | 3. hand | 4. leg | 5. eye | 6. mouth | 7. neck | 8. foot
18. eighteen | 20. twenty | 21. twenty-one | 30. thirty | 40. forty |
57. fifty-seven | 80. eighty | 90. ninety | 100. one hundred B. 1. ear | 2. nose | 3. face | 4. shoulder | 5. finger | 6. head
F. 2. Monday | 3. Tuesday | 4. Wednesday | 5. Thursday | 6. Friday | C. 2. mouth | 3. hand | 4. foot
7. Saturday
Worksheet 6 A (page 32)
G. 1. sunny | 2. cold | 3. hot | 4. rainy
B. 1. short | 2. thin/slim | 3. blond | 4. blue | 5. long | 6. big
H. 1. cat | 2. dog | 3. pig | 4. fox | 5. lion | 5. elephant
C. 1. Sarah has got short hair. | 2. Jane has got big brown eyes. |
Worksheet 1B (page 22) 3. Tom has got wavy red hair. | 4. Anne has got long curly black hair.
A. 1. Good evening! | 2. Good morning! | 4. Good afternoon! D. Personal answers.
C. Personal answers.
Worksheet 6B (page 33)
D. 1. thirty-five | 2. Rachel | 3. How old | 4. years old B. 1. short | 2. thin | 3. blond | 4. blue | 5. long | 6. big
E. 2. two | 3. three | 4. four | 5. five | 6. six | 7. seven | 8. eight | 9. nine | C. 1. Sarah has got short hair. | 2. Jane has got big brown eyes. |
10. ten | 11. eleven | 12. twelve | 15. fifteen | 20. twenty | 40. forty | 3. Tom has got wavy red hair. | 4. Anne has got long curly black hair.
50. fifty | 70. seventy | 80. eighty | 90. ninety | 100. one hundred
F. 2. Monday | 3. Tuesday | 4. Wednesday | 5. Thursday | 6. Friday | Worksheet 7A (page 34)
7. Saturday A. 2. belt | 3. jeans | 4. trousers | 5. dress | 6. skirt | 7. scarf | 8. hat |
G. 2. cold | 3. hot | 4. rainy 9. shirt | 10. coat | 11. jacket | 12. shoes | 13. socks | 14. trainers |
15. boots | 16. shorts
H. 2. dog | 3. pig | 4. lion | 5. elephant
Worksheet 7B (page 35)
Worksheet 2A (page 24)
A. 2. belt | 3. jeans | 4. trousers | 5. dress | 6. skirt | 7. scarf | 8. hat |
A. 1. c) | 2. a) | 3. d) | 4. b) 9. shirt | 10. coat | 11. jacket | 12. shoes | 13. socks | 14. trainers |
B./C. Personal answers. 15. boots | 16. shorts
A. 1. fisherman | 2. singer | 3. doctor | 4. vet | 5. firefighter | A. Fruit: mango | pear | apple | banana; Vegetables: lettuce
6. mechanic | 7. cook | 8. police officer | 9. pilot | 10. football player | | tomato | potato; Desssert: cake | jelly | ice cream; Drinks: water
11. teacher | 12. engineer | tea | coffee | milk; Other food: chicken | cheese | eggs | chips
B. 1. strawberries | 2. salad | 3. pie | 4. soup | 5. bread | 6. peas |
Worksheet 4B (page 29)
7. orange | 8. onions | 9. watermelon | 10. fish | 11. meatballs |
B. 2. singer | 3. doctor | 4. vet | 5. firefighter | 6. mechanic | 7. cook | 12. steak
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vós you
Worksheet 12A (page 44)
A. a) 1 | b) 7 | c) 6 | d) 3 | e) 8 | f) 5 | g) 10 | h) 4 | i) 2 | j) 9 eles/elas they
B. 1. It’s two o’clock. | 2. It’s five past nine. | 3. It’s twenty to ten. | 4. It’s B.
half past nine.
Verb to be
C.
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…?
B. 1. reading | 2. watching TV | 3. going to the cinema | 4. listening F. 1. Her name is Annie. | 2. How old are you? | 3. Emma Watson is
to music | 5. playing cards | 6. singing an actress. | 4. Are your parents firefighters? | 5. We are not from
Portugal.
Worksheet 13B (page 47) G. Personal answers.
A. 2. a) | 3. b) | 4. b) | 5. a) | 6. a)
Worksheet 1B (page 54)
B. 2. watching TV | 3. going to the cinema | 4. listening to music |
5. playing cards | 6. singing A.
Portuguese English
Worksheet 14A (page 48)
eu I
A. 1. basketball | 2. cycling | 3. running | 4. judo | 5. tennis |
6. football | 7. rugby | 8. volleyball | 9. gymnastics | 10. surfing | tu you
11. skiing | 12. swimming
ela he
vós you
eles/elas they
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you are (you’re) you are not (you aren’t) Are you…? you have got you haven’t got Have you got…?
we are (we’re) we are not (we aren’t) Are we…? we have got we haven’t got Have we got…?
you are (you’re) you are not (you aren’t) Are you…? you have got you haven’t got Have you got…?
they are (they’re) they are not (they aren’t) Are they…? they have got they haven’t got Have they got…?
C. 2. is | 3. are | 4. are | 5. am | 6. are | 7. is | 8. are | 9. are | 10. am B. 1. has got | 2. have got | 3. has got | 4. have got | 5. have got |
6. have got
D. 2. b) | 3. a) | 4. b)
C. 1. a) | 2. c) | 3. b) | 4. d)
E. 2. Her name is Annie. | 3. How old are you? | 4. Emma Watson is
an actress. | 5. We are not from Portugal. D. 2. has got | 3. have got | 4. haven’t got | 5. have got | 6. hasn’t got
E. 2. Have Paul and Tom got a cat? No, they haven’t. They have got
F. Personal answers.
a dog. | 3. Has Susan got a sister? Yes, she has.
A. 2. an | 3. a | 4. a | 5. a | 6. an F. 1. a) | 2. c) | 3. b) | 4. d)
B. 2. a / a | 3. an / a | 4. The / an | 5. The | 6. The / the G. 2. Yes, she has.| 3. No, they haven’t.
B. 1. Our | 2. Her | 3. Their | 4. Your | 5. His | 6. Their B. 1. I’ve got two brothers. | 2. His name is Éder. | 3. Harry Styles is
not from Portugal. | 4. My sister has got two children. | 5. Have you
C. 1. my | 2. my | 3. Our / My | 4. Its | 5. their | 6. Her | 7. His got a pencil?
C. 1. is | 2. is | 3. is | 4. has got | 5. is | 6. is | 7. has got | 8. is | 9. is |
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A. 2. your | 3. his | 4. her | 5. our | 6. their
Worksheet 6B (page 67)
B. 2. Her | 3. Their | 4. Your | 5. His | 6. Our
A. 2. Ele tem olhos verdes. | 3. A Joanna é alta e magra. |
C. 2. my | 3. Our | 4. Its | 5. their | 6. Her | 7. His 4. Eu tenho 10 anos.
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B. 2. My name’s Peter. I’ve got a cat. | 3. We’re at school. | 4. It’s a Worksheet 10A (page 74)
brown cat. It’s got big eyes. A.
C. 2. His name is Éder. | 3. Harry Styles is not from Portugal. | Verb there + to be
4. My sister has got two children. | 5. Have you got a pencil?
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
D. 2. is | 3. is | 4. has got | 5. is | 6. is | 7. has got | 8. is | 9. is |
there is not/
10. have got | 11. has got | 12. are Singular there is / there’s Is there…?
there isn’t
Worksheet 7A (page 68) there are not /
Plural there are Are there…?
there aren’t
A. 1. ’s | 2. ’ | 3. ’s | 4. ’ | 5. ’s | 6. ’s
B. 2. That is Maria’s white cat.| 3. That’s Catarina’s green bird. | B. 1. There is | 2. There are | 3. There isn’t | 4. There is | 5. There
4. That’s James’s black dog. | 5. That’s our parents’ green turtle. | aren’t
6. That’s Charles’s red fish. C. 1. there are | 2. There isn’t | 3. there are | 4. There isn’t |
C. 1. Whose / It’s Ellen’s shirt. | 2. Whose jeans are these? They’re 5. there is | 6. there is
Tom’s jeans. | 3. Whose coat is this? It’s Mr Lisbon’s coat.
Worksheet 10B (page 75)
Worksheet 7B (page 69) A.
A. 2. girls’ | 3. sister’s | 4. boys’ | 5. Julie’s | 6. Lucas’s Verb there + to be
a kind girl. 6
5 I S N ’T E
Worksheet 9B (page 73)
S
A. 1. tall | 2. wavy | 3. brown | 4. handsome
B. 2. isn’t | 3. is | 4. has got (’s got) | 5. aren’t | 6. have got | 7. is
B. 2. unkind | 3. short | 4. fat | 5. sad | 6. serious
C. 2. am (’m) | 3. has got (’s got) | 4. is | 5. is (’s) | 6. there is (there’s) |
C. 2. straight | 3. short | 4. blond | 5. blue | 6. white 7. is (’s)
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Worksheet 12A (page 78) D. 1. I want water because I’m thirsty. | 2. I study so I pass the tests. |
3. She’s happy because it’s sunny. | 4. Peter likes oranges so he eats
A. 1. in front of | 2. under | 3. in | 4. above | 5. behind | 6. on
them a lot. | 5. I like Éder because he is a good football player.
B. 1. on | 2. on | 3. in front of | 4. next to | 5. between
Worksheet 16B (page 87)
Worksheet 12B (page 79)
A. 2. b) | 3. a) | 4. b) | 5. a) | 6. a)
A. 2. under | 3. in | 4. above | 5. behind | 6. on
B. 2. so | 3. because | 4. so | 5. because | 6. because
B. 2. on | 3. in front of | 4. next to | 5. between
C. 2. They are quiet because they are watching TV. | 3. I like Taylor
Worksheet 13A (page 80) Swift because her songs are great. | 4. I love strawberries so I eat
them a lot.
A. 1. books | 2. tables | 3. men | 4. watches | 5. toys | 6. children |
7. brushes | 8. tomatoes | 9. babies | 10. buses | 11. people | 12. feet
Worksheet 17A (page 88)
B. 1. Our dogs are black. | 2. There are pens and rubbers. | 3. The
boys are over there. | 4. The toys are in the boxes. A.
Affirmative Negative
Worksheet 13B (page 81)
I like dancing. I don’t like dancing.
A. 1. dogs | 2. pens / rubbers | 3. boys / girls | 4. toys
You like dancing. You don’t like dancing.
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B. He/She/It likes dancing. He /She/It doesn’t like dancing.
5 T
1 3 P O We like dancing. We don’t like dancing.
F B 4 E Y
You like dancing. You don’t like dancing.
7 M E N U T 8 B O O K S
E 2 S O P They like dancing. They don’t like dancing.
9 T A B L E S M L
R S 10 B A B I E S Interrogative Short answers
U T
Do I like dancing? Yes, I do. No, I don’t.
S O
11 C H I L D R E N Do you like dancing? Yes, you do. No, you don’t.
E S Yes, he/she/ No, he/she/it
12 W A T C H E S Does he/she/it like dancing?
it does. doesn’t.
Worksheet 14A (page 82) Do we like dancing? Yes, we do. No, we don’t.
A. 1. any | 2. some | 3. any | 4. any | 5. any | 6. some Do you like dancing? Yes, you do. No, you don’t.
B. 1. some | 2. any | 3. some | 4. any | 5. some | 6. any | 7. any | Do they like dancing)? Yes, they do. No, they don’t.
8. some
B. 1. He doesn’t like going to the cinema. | 2. We don’t like playing
Worksheet 14B (page 83) the guitar. | 3. They don’t like horror movies. | 4. I don’t like running.
A. 2. some | 3. any | 4. any | 5. any | 6. some C. 1. d) | 2. c) | 3. a) | 4. b)
B. 2. any | 3. some | 4. any | 5. some | 6. any | 7. any | 8. some D. Personal answers.
likes vegetables because they are healthy. | 3. Sarah likes her Do they like reading? Yes, they do. No, they don’t.
brother because he is funny.
B. 1. Joseph does a lot of sport so he is healthy. | 2. Thomas is C. 1. doesn’t like | 2. don’t like | 3. don’t like | 4. don’t like
allergic to milk so he can’t drink it. | 3. Jennifer likes all types of
fruit so she likes apples. D. 2. b) | 3. c) | 4. a)
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Worksheet 18A (page 92) B. 1. Renato always gets up at 8 o’clock. | 2. He never goes to bed
after 11 o’clock. | 3. He sometimes goes to the cinema with some
A.
friends. | 4. He usually practises football at the stadium. | 5. I listen
Affirmative Negative Interrogative to music every day.
I eat I don’t eat Do I eat…?
Worksheet 19B (page 99)
you eat you don’t eat Do I eat…?
A. 2. sometimes | 3. always | 4. never | 5. every day
Does he/she/
he/she/it eats he/she/it doesn’t eat B. 1. b) | 2. b) | 3. a) | 4. a) | 5. a)
it eat…?
we eat we don’t eat Do we eat…? Worksheet 20A (page 100)
you eat you don’t eat Do you eat…? A. 1. h) | 2. d) | 3. a) | 4. f) | 5. b) | 6. c) | 7. e) | 8. g)
they eat they don’t eat Do they eat…? B. 1. Peter is happy because it is sunny. | 2. My ball is the orange
one. | 3. The Empire State Building is very high. | 4. Francis is not
B. 1. He goes to school by bus. | 2. She watches TV in the evening. | very tall.
3. He gets up at seven o’clock. | 4. She studies every day.
C. 1. I do | 2. I don’t | 3. she does | 4. he doesn’t | 5. they do Worksheet 20B (page 101)
H. 1. My cat eats sardines. | 2. Do you like tea? | 3. I don’t go to he/she/it isn’t Is he/she/
he/she/it’s learning
school on foot. | 4. They sometimes play football. | 5. Do you have learning it learning…?
breakfast in the kitchen? | 6. I brush my teeth every day.
we’re learning we aren’t learning Are we learning…?
Worksheet 18B (page 95) you’re learning you aren’t learning Are you learning…?
A.
they’re learning they aren’t learning Are they learning…?
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
I eat I don’t eat Do I eat…? B. 2. swimming | 3. studying | 4. playing | 5. dancing | 6. running
you eat you don’t eat Do you eat…? C. 1. ’m (am) waiting | 2. is / sleeping | 3. ’m (am) looking | 4. is
climbing | 5. is / running | 6. are doing
Does he/she/
he/she/it is eats he /she/it doesn’t eat
it eat…? D. 1. He is not (He isn’t) playing the guitar. / Is he playing the guitar? |
2. They are not (They aren’t) watching TV. / Are they watching TV? |
we eat we don’t eat Do we eat…?
3. We are not (we aren’t) going to the beach. / Are we going to the
you eat you don’t eat Do you eat…? beach? | 4. It is not (It isn’t) running in the park. / Is it running in the
park?
they eat they don’t eat Do they eat…?
E. 1. I’m now working online. | 2. Today the teacher is teaching the
B. 2. He watches TV in the evening. | 3. She gets up at seven students. | 3. The boys are now playing the guitar. | 4. Thomas is
o’clock. | 4. He studies every day. | 5. He has breakfast in the listening to music today. | 5. We are still watching a movie. | 6. I am
kitchen. | 6. She brushes her teeth before breakfast. now writing a text. | 7. Maria is still waiting for the bus.
C. 3. she does | 4. he doesn’t | 5. they do | 6. they don’t Worksheet 21B (page 104)
D. 3. Pedro doesn’t take the bus on Sunday. | 4. He and his mother A.
don’t like coffee. | 5. I don’t go to school by bus. | 6. They don’t have
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
a shower in the morning.
I’m learning I’m not learning Am I learning…?
E. 2. a) | 3. b) | 4. d)
F. 2. has | 3. drink | 4. eat | 5. brushes | 6. catches | 7. start | you’re learning you aren’t learning Are you learning…?
8. has | 9. has | 10. finishes | 11. goes | 12. does | 13. watches |
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Diagnostic listening test ......................................... 5
Diagnostic test A....................................................... 6
Diagnostic test B....................................................... 8
Unit 1 Listening test 1 .......................................................... 11
Test 1 A ........................................................................ 12
Test 1 B ........................................................................ 16
Unit 2 Listening test 2.......................................................... 22
Test 2 A ........................................................................ 23
Test 2 B ........................................................................ 27
Unit 3 Listening test 3.......................................................... 33
Test 3 A........................................................................ 34
Test 3 B ........................................................................ 38
Unit 4 Listening test 4 ......................................................... 44
Test 4 A........................................................................ 45
Test 4 B........................................................................ 49
Unit 5 Listening test 5.......................................................... 55
Test 5 A........................................................................ 56
Test 5 B ........................................................................ 60
Unit 6 Listening test 6.......................................................... 66
Test 6 A........................................................................ 67
Test 6 B ........................................................................ 71
Self-assessment grid .............................................. 75
End of term assessment grid................................ 76
Test correction table ............................................... 77
Answer key ................................................................. 78
Table of specifications
Diagnostic Listening test / Diagnostic tests A and B
Metas Curriculares (Recycled language)
Listening Lexis and Grammar
4.o ano 3.o ano
4. Compreender frases simples, articuladas de forma clara 2. Conhecer vocabulário relacionado com a escola.
e pausada. 2.2. Identificar objetos dentro da sala de aula.
4.3. Entender frases sobre os temas estudados. 3. Conhecer vocabulário simples, de forma contextualizada, com base
nas estações do ano (cores).
Reading 4. Conhecer, de forma implícita, algumas estruturas elementares do
4.o ano funcionamento da língua.
2. Compreender frases e textos muito simples. 4.1. Usar lexical chunks ou frases que contenham: personal
pronouns; verb to be; question words.
Writing 4.o ano
4.o ano 1. Conhecer vocabulário simples do dia a dia.
4. Produzir um texto muito simples com vocabulário limitado. 1.1. Identificar numerais cardinais até 100.
4.2. Escrever sobre si. 1.2. Identificar numerais ordinais nas datas.
4. Compreender algumas estruturas elementares de funcionamento
Intercultural domain da língua.
3.o ano 4.1. Reconhecer e utilizar as estruturas dadas, de forma implícita,
1. Conhecer-se a si e ao outro. no 3.o ano (verbo to be).
1.1. Identificar-se a si e aos outros. 4.2. Usar lexical chunks ou frases que contenham: question words.
2. Conhecer o dia a dia na escola.
2.1. Identificar objetos da sala de aula.
2.2. Identificar alguns meios de transporte.
4.o ano
5. Desenvolver o conhecimento do seu mundo e do mundo do outro.
5.4. Identificar os espaços à nossa volta.
5.5. Identificar animais.
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Vocabulary – 34% Vocabulário lecionado A. Legendar imagens. 8 x 2% = 16% Resposta certa ou errada
em anos anteriores:
A. Identificar − animals
vocabulário − means of transport
acompanhado por − school objects
imagens. − places in town
B. Identificar Numbers B. Escrever por extenso 9 x 2% = 18% Erros de ortografia do numeral correto: -0,5
os números os numerais cardinais Numeral errado: 0 pontos
e ordinais indicados.
Grammar – 36% Personal pronouns C. Completar com os 6 x 3% = 18% Resposta certa ou errada
pronomes pessoais.
C. Conhecer algumas
estruturas
elementares do
funcionamento da
língua.
D. Formular perguntas Greetings F. Ligar perguntas 6 x 3% = 18% Resposta certa ou errada
e respostas. Question words às respostas
correspondentes.
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High Five 5 | TESTS Diagnostic Listening Test
A. Listen and tick () the correct answer. Then listen again and check
your answers.
a) b) c)
a) b) c)
a) b) c)
a) b) c)
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fifty
seventy-ninth
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C. Complete the sentences with I, he, she, it, we, they.
1. Mrs Smith is my English teacher. ___________ is nice.
2. That is my brother. _________ is eleven years old.
3. _________ ’m Portuguese.
4. My house is in London. _________ is a big house.
5. James and Tessa are my parents. _________ are teachers.
6. Mariah and I have got brown eyes and _________ have got black hair, too.
_________________________________________________________________
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a) I a) Cristiano Ronaldo
b) They b) football
c) You c) school
b) Is b) dog
c) Are c) elephant
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Table of specifications
Listening test / Progress tests A and B (Unit 1)
Metas Curriculares
Listening Lexis and Grammar
5. Compreender discursos simples, articulados de forma clara 8. Compreender formas de organização do léxico e conhecer algumas
e pausada. estruturas elementares do funcionamento da língua:
5.3. Entender informações que lhe são dadas. Articles
5.6. Identificar a ideia global de pequenos textos orais. 8.1. Distinguir entre a e an (indefinite).
8.2. Distinguir algumas situações de uso e de omissão de the
Reading (definite).
4. Compreender textos breves e simples. Question words
4.3. Seguir instruções elementares. 8.28. Formular e responder a perguntas, começando por how,
4.4. Entender o conteúdo de mensagens. what, where, when, how old, how.
4.5. Reconhecer informação que lhe é familiar (dados de natureza Verbs
pessoal). 8.17. Usar o verbo to be, no present simple, nas formas afirmativa,
negativa e interrogativa.
Writing
8.23. Responder a perguntas, utilizando short answers, na afirmativa
6. Produzir um texto simples, de 20 a 30 palavras. e na negativa.
Intercultural domain
8. Conhecer o seu meio e o dos outros para compreender
a diversidade.
8.1. Identificar laços de parentesco.
8.2. Identificar algumas profissões.
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Matriz do teste 1A
Objetivos Conteúdos Estrutura Cotações Critérios de classificação
Reading Texto relacionado com B. Escolher a opção 4 x 2% = 8% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
comprehension a unidade 1 (personal correta, de acordo
– 24% ID, family, jobs and com o texto.
Compreender o texto occupations).
na globalidade e em C. Completar frases, 4 x 2% = 8% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
detalhe. de acordo com o texto. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
D. Responder a questões 4 x 2% = 8% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
sobre o texto. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Vocabulary – 12% Vocabulário relacionado E. Legendar corretamente 6 x 2% = 12% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Aplicar vocabulário com a unidade 1: as profissões. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
da unidade 1. – jobs
Grammar – 48% Artigos indefinidos F. Completar espaços 6 x 1% = 6% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Aplicar os itens a, an e artigo definido com os artigos indefinidos
gramaticais the (omissão do artigo (a, an) ou com o artigo
trabalhados. definido). definido the (+ omissão
do artigo).
Question words G. Completar espaços 6 x 1% = 6%
com Question words.
Possessive H. Escolher o determinante 4 x 2% = 8%
determiners possessivo correto.
Verbo to be I. Fazer perguntas 3 x 4% = 12% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
e dar respostas com Erros de ortografia + estrutura: -1 ponto
o verbo to be. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
J. Completar um texto 8 x 2% = 16% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
com as formas afirmativa, Resposta errada: 0 pontos
negativa e interrogativa
do verbo to be.
Writing – 16% Tema: Identificação K. Escrever um texto 16% Erros de ortografia irrelevantes + estrutura das
Produzir um texto pessoal sobre si próprio. respostas organizada e completa: 12 a 16 pontos
sobre si próprio. Erros de ortografia + estrutura pouco organizada
das respostas : 8 a 11 pontos
Erros de ortografia + estrutura bastante
desorganizada: 1 a 7 pontos
Frases incoerentes / sem estrutura: 0 pontos
Matriz do teste 1B
Objetivos Conteúdos Estrutura Cotações Critérios de classificação
Reading Texto relacionado com B. Escolher a opção 4 x 2% = 8% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
comprehension a unidade 1 (personal correta, de acordo
– 24% ID, family, jobs and com o texto.
Compreender o texto occupations).
na globalidade e em C. Completar frases, 4 x 2% = 8% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
detalhe. de acordo com o texto.
D. Fazer corresponder 4 x 2% = 8%
perguntas e respostas,
de acordo com o texto.
Vocabulary – 12% Vocabulário relacionado E. Legendar corretamente 6 x 2% = 12% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Aplicar vocabulário com a unidade 1: as profissões. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
da unidade 1. – jobs
Grammar – 52% Artigos indefinidos F. Completar espaços 4 x 3% = 12% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Aplicar os itens a, an e artigo definido com os artigos indefinidos
gramaticais the (omissão do artigo (a, an) ou com o artigo
trabalhados. definido). definido the (+ omissão
do artigo).
Writing – 12% Tema: Identificação K. Responder a perguntas 6 x 2% = 12% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Produzir um texto pessoal sobre si próprio. Erros de ortografia + estrutura: -1 ponto
sobre si próprio.
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Name No.: Class: Date: / /
Mark Teacher Enc. Educação
A. Listen and complete the table. Then listen again and check your
answers.
1. First name
2. Surname
3. Age
4. Home town
5. Country
6. Birthday
7. Occupation
8. Future job
B. Listen and complete the labels. Use the words from the box. There
is one example. Then listen again and check your answers.
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MY FAMILY AND I
Hi! My name’s Peter and my
surname’s Brown.
I’m 11 years old and I’m from
Edinburgh, in Scotland. I’m a student.
5 I have got a big family! My mother’s
name is Leslie. She’s 39 years old and
she’s a vet. My father’s name is Jerry.
He’s 41 years old and he’s an architect.
I have got a twin sister. Her name is
10 Susan. We live with our grandparents,
Tom and Christine.
We are a happy family!
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D. Answer the questions. Give complete answers.
1. Where’s Peter from? He’s from ___________________________________________
2. Is his mother a nurse? ___________________________________________________
3. How old is his father? ____________________________________________________
4. Who are Tom and Christine? ________________
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H. Tick () the correct possessive determiner.
1. I have got a brother. ______ name is Ted.
a) Your b) His c) Her
2. I’m a pilot. ______ name is Robert.
a) My b) Your c) His
3. They are my grandparents. ______ names are Chris and Susan.
a) My b) Their c) Your
4. We are twins. ______ names are Jim and Josh.
a) Its b) My c) Our
No, he ____________________________________________.
He’s _______________________________________________.
2. He / fisherman
___________________________________________________?
____________________________________________________.
____________________________________________________.
3. She / vet
___________________________________________________?
____________________________________________________.
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J. Complete the text with the verb to be.
______________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
______________________
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MY FAMILY AND I
Hi! My name’s Peter and my surname’s
Brown.
I’m 11 years old and I’m from Edinburgh,
in Scotland. I’m a student.
5 I have got a big family! My mother’s name
is Leslie. She’s 39 years old and she’s a vet.
My father’s name is Jerry. He’s 41 years old
and he’s an architect. I have got a twin sister.
Her name is Susan. We live with our
10 grandparents, Tom and Christine.
We are a happy family!
1. Peter is 3. Jerry is
a) eleven years old. a) a vet.
b) twelve years old. b) an architect.
2. Leslie and Jerry are his 4. Susan is
a) cousins. a) eleven years old.
b) parents. b) ten years old.
C. Complete the sentences about Peter. Use the words from the box.
(Completa as frases sobre o Peter. Usa as palavras da caixa.)
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D. Match the questions and the answers. There is one example.
(Faz a ligação entre as perguntas e as respostas. Segue o exemplo.)
E. Label the pictures with the correct job. Use the words from the box.
(Legenda as imagens com a profissão correta. Usa as palavras da caixa.)
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G. Complete the sentences. Use the question words from the box.
(Completa as frases. Usa as question words da caixa.)
1. He / pilot
Is he a pilot?
____________________________________________________________
No, he ____________________________________________________.
2. He / fisherman
Is _________________________________________________________?
Yes, he ____________________________________________________.
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Is _________________________________________________________?
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J. Circle the correct option. There is one example.
(Rodeia a opção correta. Segue o exemplo.)
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Table of specifications
Listening test / Progress tests A and B (Unit 2)
Metas Curriculares
Listening Lexis and Grammar
5. Compreender discursos simples, articulados de forma clara 8. Compreender formas de organização do léxico e conhecer algumas
e pausada. estruturas elementares do funcionamento da língua:
5.3. Entender informações que lhe são dadas. Verbs
5.6. Identificar a ideia global de pequenos textos orais. 8.17. Usar o verbo to have (got), no present simple, nas formas
afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa.
Reading 8.23. Responder a perguntas, utilizando short answers, na afirmativa
4. Compreender textos breves e simples. e na negativa.
4.3. Seguir instruções elementares. Possessive case
4.4. Entender o conteúdo de mensagens. Pronouns
4.5. Reconhecer informação que lhe é familiar (dados de natureza 8.13. Usar mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs (possessive).
pessoal). Adjectives
Writing 8.6. Identificar a posição do adjetivo na frase.
Language awareness: To be + adjective.
6. Produzir um texto simples, de 20 a 30 palavras.
6.2. Descrever-se a si.
Intercultural domain
8. Conhecer o seu meio e o dos outros para compreender a diversidade.
8.3. Identificar características elementares, de personalidade
e físicas.
8.4. Identificar peças de vestuário.
Matriz do teste 2A
Objetivos Conteúdos Estrutura Cotações Critérios de classificação
Reading Texto relacionado B. Fazer corresponder 4 x 2% = 8% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
comprehension com a unidade 2 a informação de duas
– 26% (physical and colunas para construir
Compreender o texto character description; frases, de acordo com
na globalidade e em clothes, footwear and o texto.
detalhe. accessories).
C. Identificar frases 4 x 2% = 8% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
verdadeiras e falsas,
de acordo com o texto.
D. Responder 5 x 2% = 10% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
corretamente e de forma Erros de ortografia + estrutura: -1 ponto
completa a questões Resposta errada: 0 pontos
sobre o texto.
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Grammar – 52% Verbo have got F. Completar espaços 5 x 2% = 10% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Aplicar os itens com o verbo have got na
gramaticais afirmativa e na negativa.
trabalhados. G. Formular perguntas 3 x 4% = 12% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
e respostas, usando o Erros de ortografia + estrutura: -1 ponto
verbo have got. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Possessive case H. Completar espaços 6 x 2% = 12% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
aplicando as regras do
caso possessivo.
Possessives pronouns I. Escolher os pronomes 6 x 1% = 6%
possessivos adequados.
Adjectives J. Construir frases 6 x 2% = 12% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
colocando os adjetivos Erros de ortografia + estrutura: -1 ponto
na ordem correta. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Writing – 15% Tema: Descrição física K. Escrever um texto 15% Erros de ortografia irrelevantes + estrutura das
Produzir um texto e psicológica sobre a sua descrição respostas organizada e completa: 11 a 15 pontos
sobre si próprio. física e psicológica. Erros de ortografia + estrutura pouco organizada
das respostas: 7 a 10 pontos
Erros de ortografia + estrutura bastante
desorganizada: 1 a 6 pontos
Frases incoerentes / sem estrutura: 0 pontos
Matriz do teste 2B
Objetivos Conteúdos Estrutura Cotações Critérios de classificação
Reading Texto relacionado B. Fazer corresponder 4 x 2% = 8% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
comprehension com a unidade 2 a informação de duas
– 26% (physical and colunas para construir
Compreender o texto character description; frases, de acordo com
na globalidade e em clothes, footwear and o texto.
detalhe. accessories).
C. Identificar frases 4 x 2% = 8% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
verdadeiras e falsas, Erros de ortografia + estrutura: -1 ponto
de acordo com o texto. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
D. Completar respostas, 5 x 2% = 10%
de acordo com o texto.
Vocabulary – 10% Vocabulário relacionado E. Legendar corretamente 5 x 2% = 10% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Aplicar vocabulário com a unidade 2: as peças de vestuário, Resposta errada: 0 pontos
da unidade 2. - clothes, footwear and calçado e acessórios.
accessories
Grammar – 49% Verbo have got F. Escolher as formas 5 x 2% = 10% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Aplicar os itens do verbo have got na
gramaticais afirmativa e na negativa.
trabalhados. G. Fazer corresponder 3 x 3% = 9%
perguntas e respostas
com o verbo have got
(formas afirmativa,
negativa e interrogativa,
e respostas curtas).
Possessive case H. Completar espaços 5 x 2% = 10%
aplicando as regras do
caso possessivo.
Possessive pronouns I. Escolher os pronomes 5 x 2% = 10%
possessivos adequados.
Adjectives J. Construir frases 5 x 2% = 10% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
colocando os adjetivos Erros de ortografia + estrutura: -1 ponto
na ordem correta. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Writing – 15% Tema: Descrição física K. Completar um texto 15% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Produzir um texto e psicológica sobre a sua descrição Resposta errada: 0 pontos
sobre si próprio. física e psicológica.
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Name No.: Class: Date: / /
Mark Teacher Enc. Educação
TAYLOR SWIFT
Marion and Tim are friends. They are at the park.
Marion: Hi, Tim! Look at this picture.
Tim: Who is she?
Marion: She’s Taylor Swift, my favourite singer.
5 Tim: Where is she from?
Marion: She’s from the United States of
America. I love her songs.
Tim: She’s so beautiful… Look at her big
blue eyes and wavy blond hair!
10 Marion: She’s also very intelligent and kind. And she
loves animals, too.
Tim: Has she got any pets?
Marion: Yes, she has. She has got a brown dog. His name is Walt.
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D. Answer the questions. Give complete answers.
1. Where is Taylor Swift from?
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2. ____________________________________ 5. ____________________________________
3. ____________________________________ 6. ____________________________________
7. ____________________________________
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F. Complete the sentences with the verb have got (affirmative
or negative). There is one example.
1. I have got a red cap. () / They haven’t got any shoes. ()
2. We __________________________________ straight blond hair. ()
3. Marion ____________________________________ a blue T-shirt. ()
4. Jim ________________________________________ an oval face. ()
5. You _________________________________________ many skirts. ()
6. Delilah and her brother _________________________ glasses. ()
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I. Circle the correct possessive pronoun.
1. Those are your clothes. They are mine / yours.
2. That is Megan’s T-shirt. It’s its / hers.
3. This is the boy’s pet. It’s theirs / his.
4. Those are my socks. They are mine / ours.
5. This is John’s mobile phone. It’s its / his.
6. That is my parents’ house. It’s yours / theirs.
K. Describe yourself.
Don’t forget to mention: your age, height, weight, face, eyes, nose,
mouth, hair, general appearance and personality.
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High Five 5 | TESTS Progress Test 2B
Name No.: Class: Date: / /
Mark Teacher Enc. Educação
TAYLOR SWIFT
Marion and Tim are friends. They are at the park.
Marion: Hi, Tim! Look at this picture.
Tim: Who is she?
Marion: She’s Taylor Swift, my favourite singer.
5 Tim: Where is she from?
Marion: She’s from the United States of
America. I love her songs.
Tim: She’s so beautiful… Look at her big
blue eyes and wavy blond hair!
10 Marion: She’s also very intelligent and kind. And she
loves animals, too.
Tim: Has she got any pets?
Marion: Yes, she has. She has got a brown dog. His name is Walt.
TRUE FALSE
1. Marion and Tim are at the playground.
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D. Read the questions and complete the answers.
(Lê as perguntas e completa as respostas.)
1. ____________________________________ 4. ____________________________________
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3. ____________________________________
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F. Circle the correct form of the verb have got.
(Rodeia a forma correta do verbo have got.)
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I. Circle the correct possessive pronoun. There is one example.
(Rodeia o possessive pronoun correto. Segue o exemplo.)
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Table of specifications
Listening test / Progress tests A and B (Unit 3)
Metas Curriculares
Listening Lexis and Grammar
5. Compreender discursos simples, articulados de forma clara 8. Compreender formas de organização do léxico e conhecer algumas
e pausada. estruturas elementares do funcionamento da língua:
5.3. Entender informações que lhe são dadas. Verbs
5.6. Identificar a ideia global de pequenos textos orais. 8.17. Usar o verbo there + to be, no present simple, nas formas
afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa.
Reading 8.23. Responder a perguntas, utilizando short answers, na afirmativa
4. Compreender textos breves e simples. e na negativa.
4.3. Seguir instruções elementares. Prepositions
4.4. Entender o conteúdo de mensagens. 8.14. Usar at, in front of, behind, opposite, under, above, below
4.5. Reconhecer informação que lhe é familiar. (place).
Nouns
Writing 8.3. Reconhecer os plurais irregulares de alguns nomes.
6. Produzir um texto simples, de 20 a 30 palavras.
6.3. Descrever a casa.
Intercultural domain
8. Conhecer o seu meio e o dos outros para compreender a diversidade.
8.7. Identificar as divisões da casa e o mobiliário.
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Matriz do teste 3A
Objetivos Conteúdos Estrutura Cotações Critérios de classificação
Reading Texto relacionado com B. Identificar frases 5 x 2% = 10% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
comprehension a unidade 3 (parts of verdadeiras e falsas,
– 32% the house, furniture). de acordo com o texto.
Compreender o texto
na globalidade e em C. Completar frases, 5 x 2% = 10% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
detalhe. de acordo com o texto. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
D. Responder de forma 4 x 3% = 12% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
completa a questões Erros de ortografia + estrutura: -1 ponto
sobre o texto. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Vocabulary – 25% Vocabulário relacionado E. Legendar as divisões 7 x 1% = 7% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Aplicar vocabulário com a unidade 3: da casa. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
da unidade 3. - parts of the house
- types of houses F. Preencher um quadro 9 x 2% = 18%
- furniture com peças de mobiliário,
de acordo com a divisão
a que pertencem.
Grammar – 28% Verbo there + to be G. Completar espaços 6 x 2% = 12% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Aplicar os itens com o verbo there + to be Resposta errada: 0 pontos
gramaticais nas formas afirmativa,
trabalhados. negativa e interrogativa.
Prepositions of place H. Completar espaços 8 x 1% = 8% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
com preposições de lugar.
Plural of nouns I. Escrever o plural 8 x 1% = 8% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
de nomes regulares Resposta errada: 0 pontos
e irregulares.
Writing – 15% Tema: Descrição J. Escrever um texto 15% Erros de ortografia irrelevantes + estrutura das
Produzir um texto da casa sobre a sua casa. respostas organizada e completa: 12 a 15 pontos
sobre a casa. Erros de ortografia + estrutura pouco organizada
das respostas: 7 a 10 pontos
Erros de ortografia + estrutura bastante
desorganizada: 1 a 6 pontos
Frases incoerentes / sem estrutura: 0 pontos
Matriz do teste 3B
Objetivos Conteúdos Estrutura Cotações Critérios de classificação
Reading Texto relacionado com B. Identificar frases 4 x 2% = 8% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
comprehension a unidade 3 (parts of verdadeiras e falsas,
– 32% the house, furniture). de acordo com o texto.
Compreender o texto
na globalidade e em C. Completar frases, 4 x 3% = 12% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
detalhe. de acordo com o texto. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
D. Fazer corresponder 3 x 4% = 12% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
perguntas e respostas,
de acordo com o texto.
Vocabulary – 22% Vocabulário relacionado E. Legendar as divisões 5 x 2% = 10% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Aplicar vocabulário com a unidade 3: da casa. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
da unidade 3. - parts of the house
- types of houses F. Legendar peças 6 x 2% = 12%
- furniture de mobiliário.
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Name No.: Class: Date: / /
Mark Teacher Enc. Educação
1. sink a)
2. bed
3. bookcase
4. cupboard
5. fridge
6. rug b)
7. bedside table
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Progress Test 3A High Five 5 | TESTS
RILEY’S HOUSE
Riley Andersen is 11 years old and she’s
in the film Inside Out.
She lives in a semi-detached house in
San Francisco, in the United States of America.
5 It has got two floors. Upstairs, there’s a bathroom
and two bedrooms, but there isn’t an attic. Downstairs,
there’s a modern kitchen, a dining room, a hall and a big living room.
There’s also a study opposite the living room.
Her favourite room is her bedroom, because it has got
10 a comfortable bed. There’s a big wardrobe and a small bookcase in her
bedroom, too. There’s a bedside table next to her bed and there’s
a window opposite the bookcase. There are some posters on the
wall and there’s a big lamp on the bedside table. She loves her house!
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D. Answer the questions. Give complete answers.
1. What rooms are there downstairs in Riley’s house?
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1 2 3
5 6 7
4
1. ______________________________________________________
2. _____________________________________________________
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4. ______________________________________________________
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6. _____________________________________________________
7. _____________________________________________________
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F. Put the furniture in the correct column. There is one example.
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H. Look at the picture. Complete the sentences with the prepositions
of place: in | between | under | above | on | opposite.
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Progress Test 3B High Five 5 | TESTS
RILEY’S HOUSE
Riley Andersen is 11 years old and she’s
in the film Inside Out.
She lives in a semi-detached house in
San Francisco, in the United States of America.
5 It has got two floors. Upstairs, there’s a bathroom
and two bedrooms, but there isn’t an attic. Downstairs,
there’s a modern kitchen, a dining room, a hall and a big living room.
There’s also a study opposite the living room.
Her favourite room is her bedroom, because it has got
10 a comfortable bed. There’s a big wardrobe and a small bookcase in her
bedroom, too. There’s a bedside table next to her bed and there’s
a window opposite the bookcase. There are some posters on the
wall and there’s a big lamp on the bedside table. She loves her house!
TRUE FALSE
1. Riley Andersen is eleven years old.
2. Riley lives in a detached house in San Francisco.
3. There are three floors in her house.
4. There’s a comfortable bed in her bedroom.
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D. Match the questions and the answers. There is one example.
(Faz a ligação entre as perguntas e as respostas. Segue o exemplo.)
E. Write the parts of the house. Use the words from the box. There is
one example.
(Escreve as divisões da casa. Usa as palavras da caixa. Segue o exemplo.)
1 2 3
5 6
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bedroom 4. ____________________________________
2. ____________________________________ 5. ____________________________________
3. ____________________________________ 6. ____________________________________
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F. Label the pictures. Use the words from the box.
(Escreve o nome das peças de mobiliário. Usa as palavras da caixa.)
1. ____________________________________ 4. ____________________________________
2. ____________________________________ 5. ____________________________________
3. ____________________________________ 6. ____________________________________
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H. Look at the picture. Circle the correct preposition of place. There is
one example.
(Observa a imagem. Rodeia a preposição de lugar correta. Segue o exemplo.)
J. Read the questions and complete the answers about your house.
(Lê as questões e completa as respostas sobre a tua casa.)
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Table of specifications
Listening test / Progress tests A and B (Unit 4)
Metas Curriculares
Listening Lexis and Grammar
5. Compreender discursos simples, articulados de forma clara 8. Compreender formas de organização do léxico e conhecer algumas
e pausada. estruturas elementares do funcionamento da língua:
5.3. Entender informações que lhe são dadas. Quantifiers
5.6. Identificar a ideia global de pequenos textos orais. 8.16. Usar some e any.
Verbs
Reading
8.20. Usar o verbo to do, no present simple, como auxiliar nas formas
4. Compreender textos breves e simples. negativa e interrogativa.
4.3. Seguir instruções elementares. 8.22. I like / I hate + -ing form
4.4. Entender o conteúdo de mensagens. 8.23. Responder a perguntas, utilizando short answers, na afirmativa
4.5. Reconhecer informação que lhe é familiar (hábitos alimentares). e na negativa.
Language awareness
Writing
Short answers, usando o auxiliar (to do).
6. Produzir um texto simples, de 20 a 30 palavras.
Connectors
Intercultural domain 8.8. Usar because e so.
8. Conhecer o seu meio e o dos outros para compreender a diversidade.
8.6. Identificar diferentes tipos de alimentos.
Matriz do teste 4A
Objetivos Conteúdos Estrutura Cotações Critérios de classificação
Reading Texto relacionado com B. Fazer corresponder 4 x 2% = 8% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
comprehension a unidade 4 (food and a informação de duas
– 30% drinks). colunas para construir
Compreender o texto frases, de acordo com
na globalidade e em o texto.
detalhe.
C. Classificar afirmações 4 x 2% = 8% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
como verdadeiras ou Resposta errada: 0 pontos
falsas, de acordo com 2 x 1% = 2%
o texto. (8% + 2% =
Corrigir as falsas com = 10%)
expressões do texto.
D. Responder de forma 4 x 3% = 12% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
completa a questões Erros de ortografia + estrutura: -1 ponto
sobre o texto. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Vocabulary – 18% Vocabulário relacionado E. Legendar alimentos 9 x 2% = 18% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Aplicar vocabulário com a unidade 4: e bebidas. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
da unidade 4. – food, drinks, meals
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Matriz do teste 4B
Objetivos Conteúdos Estrutura Cotações Critérios de classificação
Reading Texto relacionado com B. Fazer corresponder 4 x 3% = 12% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
comprehension a unidade 4 (food and a informação de duas
– 36% drinks). colunas para construir
Compreender o texto frases, de acordo com
na globalidade e em o texto.
detalhe.
C. Classificar afirmações 4 x 3% = 12%
como verdadeiras ou
falsas, de acordo com
o texto.
D. Selecionar a opção 4 x 3% = 12%
correta para responder
a questões sobre o texto.
Vocabulary – 12% Vocabulário relacionado E. Legendar alimentos 6 x 2% = 12% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Aplicar vocabulário com a unidade 4: e bebidas. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
da unidade 4. – food, drinks, meals
Grammar – 36% Quantificadores some F. Selecionar a opção 9 x 2% = 18% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Aplicar os itens e any correta, de acordo com
gramaticais o uso de some e any.
trabalhados.
Verbo like G. Reescrever frases na 2 x 3% = 6% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
negativa e na interrogativa Erros de ortografia + estrutura: -1 ponto
Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Like | prefer | hate H. Escrever frases 3 x 2% = 6%
don’t like + -ing form usando verbos + -ing
form para exprimir
preferências
Conectores so I. Selecionar o conector 3 x 2% = 6% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
e because correto.
Writing – 16% Tema: Alimentação J. Responder a questões 4 x 4% = 16% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Produzir respostas sobre o prato, a bebida Resposta errada: 0 pontos
sobre os seus hábitos e a refeição preferidos.
alimentares.
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A. Listen to the dialogue between Sarah and her mother. Tick () the
correct answer. Then listen again and check your answers.
a) b) c)
a) b) c)
a) b) c)
B. Listen and tick () TRUE or FALSE. Listen again and check your
answers.
TRUE FALSE
1. Sam’s favourite meal is lunch.
2. He likes eating toast or bread with butter.
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Name No.: Class: Date: / /
Mark Teacher Enc. Educação
MATILDA RAMSAY
My name is Matilda Ramsay, but my parents call
me* Tilly. I’m from England. I’ve got two sisters,
Megan and Holly, and one brother, Jack. My father
is Gordon Ramsay. He’s a famous chef.
5 I love cooking with my father, because it’s fun.
I like preparing different dishes for our family and
friends.
I like eating fruit and soup, but my favourite food
is roast chicken. My favourite drink is orange juice.
WORD CHECK
*call me = chamam-me
C. Read the sentences and tick () TRUE or FALSE. Correct the false
ones. Use sentences from the text.
TRUE FALSE
1. Jack is Tilly’s brother.
2. Tilly’s father is a famous teacher.
3. She likes cooking for her family and friends.
4. She likes eating fruit and salad.
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D. Answer the questions. Give complete answers.
1. How many brothers and sisters has Tilly got?
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F. Complete the sentences with some or any.
1. There are some carrots in the shopping cart, but there aren’t ___________
bananas.
2. Are there ___________ oranges? No, there aren’t ___________ oranges, but
there are ___________ apples.
4. We likes cooking.
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H. Look at the table and write sentences with like, prefer, don’t like
and hate + -ing form.
2. We
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2. ___________________________________________________________________________
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I. Join the sentences using the connectors so / because.
J. Write a text (20 to 30 words) about your favourite food and drink.
Don’t forget to mention your favourite meal and what you don’t
like.
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Name No.: Class: Date: / /
Mark Teacher Enc. Educação
MATILDA RAMSAY
My name is Matilda Ramsay. I’m from England.
I’ve got two sisters, Megan and Holly, and one
brother, Jack. My father is Gordon Ramsay. He’s a
famous chef.
5 I love cooking with my father, because it’s fun.
I like preparing different dishes for our family and
friends.
I like eating fruit and soup, but my favourite food
is roast chicken. My favourite drink is orange juice.
TRUE FALSE
1. Jack is Matilda’s brother.
2. Matilda’s father is a famous teacher.
3. She likes cooking for her family and friends.
4. She likes eating fruit and salad.
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D. Tick () the correct option to answer the questions.
(Seleciona a opção correta para responderes às perguntas.)
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F. Circle the correct option. There is one example.
(Rodeia a opção correta. Segue o exemplo.)
1. There are some / any carrots in the shopping cart, but there aren’t any /
some bananas.
2. Are there any / some oranges? No, there aren’t any / some oranges,
but there are any / some apples.
3. Is there some / any milk? There isn’t any / some milk, but there is any /
some lemonade.
4. There is any / some bread, but there isn’t any / some cake.
1. We like soup.
We don’t like soup.
Neg.: ______________________________________________________________________
Do you like soup?
Interrog.: __________________________________________________________________
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I. Circle the correct option (so or because). There is one example.
(Rodeia a opção correta: so ou because. Segue o exemplo.)
J. Read the questions and complete the answers about your favourite
food and drink.
(Lê as questões e completa as respostas sobre a tua comida e a tua bebida preferidas.)
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Table of specifications
Listening test / Progress tests A and B (Unit 5)
Metas Curriculares
Listening Lexis and Grammar
5. Compreender discursos simples, articulados de forma clara 8. Compreender formas de organização do léxico e conhecer algumas
e pausada. estruturas elementares do funcionamento da língua:
5.3. Entender informações que lhe são dadas.
5.6. Identificar a ideia global de pequenos textos orais. Verbs
8.19. Usar verbos no present simple
Reading 8.20. Usar o verbo to do, no present simple, como auxiliar nas formas
4. Compreender textos breves e simples. negativa e interrogativa.
4.3. Seguir instruções elementares.
4.4. Entender o conteúdo de mensagens. 8.23. Responder a perguntas, utilizando short answers, na afirmativa
4.5. Reconhecer informação que lhe é familiar (rotinas). e na negativa.
Language awareness
Writing – terminação em –s, -es, -ies na 3.a pessoa do singular, present simple.
6. Produzir um texto simples, de 20 a 30 palavras.
– short answers, usando o auxiliar (to do).
Intercultural domain Adverbs
8. Conhecer o seu meio e o dos outros para compreender a diversidade. 8.10. Usar every day, never, sometimes, usually, always (frequency)
8.5. Identificar rotinas diárias
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Matriz do teste 5A
Objetivos Conteúdos Estrutura Cotações Critérios de classificação
Reading Texto relacionado B. Completar frases de 4 x 2% = 8% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
comprehension com a unidade 5 acordo com o texto.
– 32% (daily routine).
Compreender o texto C. Classificar afirmações 5 x 2% = 10% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
na globalidade e em como verdadeiras ou Erros de ortografia + estrutura: -1 ponto
detalhe. falsas, de acordo com 2 x 1% = 2% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
o texto. Corrigir as falsas (10% + 2% =
com expressões do texto. = 12%)
D. Responder de forma 4 x 3% = 12%
completa a questões
sobre o texto.
Vocabulary – 8% Vocabulário relacionado E. Escrever as horas, de 4 x 2% = 8% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Aplicar vocabulário com a unidade 5: acordo com o indicado Resposta errada: 0 pontos
da unidade 5. – the time nos relógios apresentados.
Grammar – 45% Present simple F. Completar espaços com 5 x 2% = 10% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Aplicar os itens as formas verbais corretas
gramaticais (afirmativa e negativa).
trabalhados.
G. Associar perguntas 5 x 1% = 5%
às respetivas respostas
curtas.
H. Formular questões, de 4 x 2% = 8% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
acordo com as respostas Resposta errada: 0 pontos
apresentadas.
I. Completar um texto 6 x 2% = 12%
sobre a daily routine,
colocando os verbos no
present simple.
Adverbs of frequency J. Ordenar palavras para 5 x 2% = 10%
construir frases no present
simple, posicionando
corretamente os advérbios
de frequência.
Writing – 15% Tema: Rotina diária K. Escrever um texto 15% Erros de ortografia irrelevantes + estrutura das
Produzir um texto sobre o dia da semana respostas organizada e completa: 11 a 15 pontos
sobre o dia da preferido. Erros de ortografia + estrutura pouco organizada
semana preferido. das respostas: 7 a 10 pontos
Erros de ortografia + estrutura bastante
desorganizada: 1 a 6 pontos
Frases incoerentes / sem estrutura: 0 pontos
Matriz do teste 5B
Objetivos Conteúdos Estrutura Cotações Critérios de classificação
Reading Texto relacionado B. Completar frases, 4 x 3% = 12% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
comprehension com a unidade 5 de acordo com o texto.
– 36% (daily routine).
Compreender o texto C. Classificar afirmações 4 x 3% = 12%
na globalidade e em como verdadeiras ou
detalhe. falsas, de acordo com
o texto.
D. Selecionar a resposta 4 x 3% = 12%
correta, de acordo com
o texto.
Vocabulary – 12% Vocabulário relacionado E. Escrever as horas, de 4 x 3% = 12% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Aplicar vocabulário com a unidade 5: acordo com o indicado Resposta errada: 0 pontos
da unidade 5. – the time nos relógios apresentados.
Grammar – 36% Present simple F. Selecionar as formas 4 x 3% = 12% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
Aplicar os itens verbais corretas
gramaticais (afirmativa e negativa).
trabalhados..
G. Associar perguntas 3 x 2% = 6%
às respetivas respostas
curtas.
H. Completar um texto 6 x 2% = 12% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
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High Five 5 | TESTS Listening Test 5
Name No.: Class: Date: / /
Mark Teacher Enc. Educação
A. Listen and tick () the correct clock. Then listen again and check
your answers.
1. 3.
a) b) a) b)
2. 4.
a) b) a) b)
B. Listen and tick () the correct option. Listen again and check your
answers.
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Progress Test 5A High Five 5 | TESTS
My daily routine
My name’s Karan Brar and I’m an actor.
My parents are from India, but I’m from the
USA. I live in Los Angeles. I usually get up at
half past six, have a shower and get dressed.
5 After that, I have breakfast. I always drink
orange juice and have toast. Then I brush my
teeth and go to work by bus.
I have lunch with Miranda May, my best friend.
After lunch I go to work and I go home at 7 p.m.
10 In the evening, I always have dinner with
my family and after that I watch TV. I also love
reading comic books, so I sometimes read until
10.30 p.m. Then I go to bed.
C. Read the sentences and tick () TRUE or FALSE. Correct the false
ones. Use sentences from the text.
TRUE FALSE
1. After breakfast, Karan brushes his teeth.
2. He has lunch with his family.
3. He goes home at seven o’clock.
4. After dinner he watches TV.
5. He always reads comic books until half past ten.
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D. Answer the questions. Give complete answers.
1. What time does Karan get up?
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1. It's ______________________________________________
2. It’s ________________________________________________
3. It’s ________________________________________________
4. It’s ________________________________________________
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F. Complete the sentences. Use the present simple of the verbs in
brackets (affirmative or negative).
2. ___________________________________________________________________________
I get up at 7:30 a.m.
3. ___________________________________________________________________________
Kim goes to school by bus.
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Matt cooks at night.
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I. Complete the text about Miranda’s day. Use the verbs in the box in
the present simple.
K. Write a blog entry (20-30 words) about your favourite day of the week.
Don’t forget to mention: what you do in the morning / afternoon, what
time you have lunch / dinner, what time you go to bed.
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Progress Test 5B High Five 5 | TESTS
My daily routine
My name’s Karan Brar and I’m an actor.
My parents are from India, but I’m from the
USA. I live in Los Angeles. I usually get up at
half past six, have a shower and get dressed.
5 After that, I have breakfast. I always drink
orange juice and have toast. Then I brush my
teeth and go to work by bus.
I have lunch with Miranda May, my best friend.
After lunch I go to work and I go home at 7 p.m.
10 In the evening, I always have dinner with
my family and after that I watch TV. I also love
reading comic books, so I sometimes read until
10.30 p.m. Then I go to bed.
1. Karan is an _____________________________.
2. His parents are from ___________________. India bus
3. He goes to work by ____________________. actor Los Angeles
4. He lives in _____________________________.
TRUE FALSE
1. After breakfast, Karan brushes his teeth.
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D. Read the questions and tick () the correct answers.
(Lê as perguntas e seleciona as respostas corretas.)
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F. Circle the correct form of the verbs. There is one example.
(Rodeia as formas verbais corretas. Segue o exemplo.)
H. Complete the text about Miranda’s day. Use the verbs from the
box. There is one example.
(Completa o texto sobre o dia da Miranda. Usa as formas verbais da caixa.
Segue o exemplo.)
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I. Put the words in the correct order and make sentences. There is
one example.
(Ordena as palavras e constrói frases. Segue o exemplo.)
J. Read the questions and complete the answers about your daily
routine.
(Lê as questões e completa as respostas sobre a tua rotina diária.)
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High Five 5 | TESTS
Table of specifications
Listening test / Progress tests A and B (Unit 6)
Metas Curriculares
Listening Lexis and Grammar
5. Compreender discursos simples, articulados de forma clara 8. Compreender formas de organização do léxico e conhecer algumas
e pausada. estruturas elementares do funcionamento da língua:
5.3. Entender informações que lhe são dadas. Verbs
5.6. Identificar a ideia global de pequenos textos orais. 8.21. Usar verbos no present continuous.
Reading 8.23. Responder a perguntas, utilizando short answers, na afirmativa
e na negativa.
4. Compreender textos breves e simples.
8.24. Reconhecer o imperative quando são dadas instruções.
4.3. Seguir instruções elementares.
Pronouns
4.4. Entender o conteúdo de mensagens.
8.12. Usar me, you, him, her, it, us, them (personal).
4.5. Reconhecer informação que lhe é familiar.
Prepositions
Writing 8.15. Usar to, onto, into (movement).
6. Produzir um texto simples, de 20 a 30 palavras.
Intercultural domain
8. Conhecer o seu meio e o dos outros para compreender a diversidade.
8.8. Identificar atividades de tempos livres.
Matriz do teste 6A
Objetivos Conteúdos Estrutura Cotações Critérios de classificação
Reading Texto relacionado com B. Fazer corresponder 5 x 2% = 10% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
comprehension a unidade 6 (free time a informação de duas
– 34% activities and sports). colunas para construir
Compreender o texto frases, de acordo com
na globalidade e em o texto.
detalhe. C. Classificar afirmações 5 x 2% = 10% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
como verdadeiras ou Erros de ortografia + estrutura: -1 ponto
falsas, de acordo com o 3 x 2% = 6% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
texto. (10% + 6% =
Corrigir as falsas com = 16%)
expressões do texto.
D. Responder de forma 4 x 2% = 8%
completa a questões
sobre o texto.
Vocabulary – 16% Vocabulário relacionado E. Legendar as atividades 4 x 2% = 8% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Aplicar vocabulário com a unidade 6 (free de tempos livres. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
da unidade 6. time activities and
sports). F. Legendar os desportos. 4 x 2% = 8%
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High Five 5 | TESTS
Matriz do teste 6B
Objetivos Conteúdos Estrutura Cotações Critérios de classificação
Reading Texto relacionado com B. Fazer corresponder 3 x 3% = 9% Resposta errada: 0 pontos
comprehension – 33% a unidade 6 (free time a informação de duas
Compreender o texto activities and sports). colunas para construir
na globalidade e em frases, de acordo com
detalhe. o texto.
C. Classificar afirmações 4 x 3% = 12%
como verdadeiras ou
falsas, de acordo com
o texto.
D. Selecionar as 4 x 3% = 12%
respostas corretas,
de acordo com o texto.
Vocabulary – 18% Vocabulário relacionado E. Legendar as atividades 3 x 3% = 9% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Aplicar vocabulário com a unidade 6 (free de tempos livres. Resposta errada: 0 pontos
da unidade 6. time activities and
sports). F. Legendar os desportos. 3 x 3% = 9%
Writing – 15% Tema: Atividades L. Responder a perguntas 3 x 5% = 15% Erros de ortografia: -0,5 pontos
Produzir respostas de tempos livres sobre as atividades Resposta errada: 0 pontos
sobre atividades e desportos de tempos livres e os
de tempos livres desportos preferidos.
e desportos
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Listening Test 6 High Five 5 | TESTS
A. Listen and tick () TRUE or FALSE. Then listen again and check
your answers.
TRUE FALSE
1. Allison is fifteen years old.
2. She’s from South Africa.
3. Vanessa is reading the newspaper.
4. Allison’s parents are cooking.
5. Her uncle Tom is preparing the barbecue.
6. Allison’s grandfather is doing sports.
a) c)
b) d)
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High Five 5 | TESTS Progress Test 6A
Name No.: Class: Date: / /
Mark Teacher Enc. Educação
CARSON’S FAVOURITES
Allison is at home. She’s listening to music. Her favourite
singer, Carson Lueders, is online, so she’s asking him some
questions, too.
Allison: Hi, Carson! My name’s Allison. I love
5 your songs! What are you doing now?
Carson: Hello! I’m here talking to my fans.
Allison: What’s your favourite hobby?
Carson: I love dancing, writing and camping.
Allison: Oh, I love camping, too. Do you like
10 sports?
Carson: Yes, I love doing sports. My favourite
is basketball, but I also like swimming.
What about you?
Allison: I enjoy running and playing cards with
15 my brother.
Carson: Sorry, Allison, my friend Josh
is calling me to practise a
new dance routine. See you!
Allison: OK! Thanks, Carson.
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C. Read the sentences and tick () TRUE or FALSE. Correct the false
ones. Use sentences from the text.
TRUE FALSE
1. Allison hates Carson’s songs.
2. She loves camping.
3. Allison’s favourite sport is basketball.
4. Carson likes tennis and football.
5. Allison enjoys running and playing cards with her brother.
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F. Write the names of the sports.
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I. Complete the sentences with the correct personal pronouns (object).
1. Mike and Susan are my friends. Do you know ________________?
2. Where’s Carson? I can’t find ________________!
3. I’m going shopping. Come with ________________!
4. We are going to the cinema. Do you want to come with ________________?
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High Five 5 | TESTS Progress Test 6B
Name No.: Class: Date: / /
Mark Teacher Enc. Educação
CARSON’S FAVOURITES
Allison is at home. She’s listening to music.
Her favourite singer, Carson Lueders, is online,
so she’s asking him some questions, too.
Allison: Hi, Carson! My name’s Allison. I love your
5 songs! What are you doing now?
Carson: Hello! I’m here talking to my fans.
Allison: What’s your favourite hobby?
Carson: I love dancing, writing and camping.
Allison: Oh, I love camping, too. Do you like
10 sports?
Carson: Yes, I love doing sports. My favourite is basketball,
but I also like swimming. What about you?
Allison: I enjoy running and playing cards with my brother.
Carson: Sorry, Allison, my friend Josh is calling me to practise
15 a new dance routine. See you!
Allison: OK! Thanks, Carson.
Allison is 1. • • a) to music.
She’s listening 2. • • b) at home.
Carson Lueders is 3. • • c) a singer.
Allison and Carson are talking 4. • • d) online.
TRUE FALSE
1. Allison hates Carson’s songs.
2. She loves camping.
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D. Tick () the correct option to answer the questions.
(Seleciona a opção correta para responderes às perguntas.)
F. Write the names of the sports. Use the words from the box.
(Escreve os nomes dos desportos. Usa as palavras da caixa.)
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G. Circle the correct form of the verbs.
(Rodeia as formas verbais corretas.)
H. Put the words in order and write sentences. There is one example.
(Ordena as palavras e constrói frases. Segue o exemplo.)
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K. Complete the sentences with the verbs from the box.
(Completa as frases com os verbos da caixa.)
a) Yes, I do.
b) No, I don’t.
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Self-assessment grid (Ficha de autoavaliação)
Raramente / Nunca
Raramente / Nunca
Algumas vezes
Algumas vezes
Algumas vezes
Muitas vezes
Muitas vezes
Muitas vezes
AS MINHAS CAPACIDADES
Compreendo o que leio
Compreendo o que oiço
Exprimo-me, oralmente,
de forma adequada
Exprimo-me, por escrito,
de forma adequada
Domino o vocabulário
específico
AS MINHAS ATITUDES
Respeito o meu professor
e os meus colegas
Sou assíduo/a e pontual
Sou organizado/a
Estou atento/a
e concentrado/a
Trago o material
necessário para a aula
Participo nas
atividades da aula
Realizo os trabalhos
de casa
Procuro superar as
minhas dificuldades
Recorro ao dicionário
como meio auxiliar de
estudo
Tenho hábitos
e métodos de estudo
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29
30
B C D E F G H I J K L M Total
Nome
1 Class:
2
3
4
5
6
7
11
12
/
13
14
/
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Test correction table (Grelha de correção)
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
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Answer key
Diagnostic Listening Test (page 3) Transcript B
This is Paul’s family. His mother is Mary and his father is Matt. He
Listening transcripts has got one sister, Emily, and one brother, Jack. Lin and Jeff are
Transcript A his grandparents. His uncle Tom and his aunt Vicky have got three
1. children, Jennifer, John and Holly. They are Paul’s cousins.
Girl – Hi! What’s your name? Answer key
Girl – Hi! My name’s Jessie. A. (8 x 5% = 40%)
Girl – How do you spell it? 1. Olivia | 2. Martins | 3. eleven years old | 4. London | 5. England |
Girl – J-E-S-S-I-E 6. 5th October | 7. student | 8. doctor
Girl – Nice to meet you, Jessie!
B. (6 x 10% = 60%)
2. 1. grandfather | 2. grandmother | 3. sister | 4. mother | 5. aunt |
Girl – How old are you? 7. cousin
Boy – I’m eleven years old. And you?
Girl – I’m twelve years old. Progress Test 1A (page 10)
3. Answer key
Boy – What’s that on your desk? B. (4 x 2% = 8%)
Girl – Oh, that’s my new pen. 1. a) | 2. c) | 3. b) | 4. c)
Boy – Wow, nice pen!
C. (4 x 2% = 8%)
4. 1. Brown | 2. student | 3. thirty-nine | 4. sister
Boy – My birthday is in June. When’s your birthday, Jane?
Girl – My birthday is in January. D. (4 x 2% = 8%)
1. Scotland | 2. No, she isn’t. She is a vet. | 3. He’s 41 years old. |
5. 4. They are his grandparents.
Girl – It’s hot today.
Boy – Yes, it’s hot and sunny. I love this weather! E. (6 x 2% = 12%)
1. firefighter | 2. football player | 3. teacher | 4. mechanic | 5. cook |
Transcript B 6. dentist
The turtle is blue. | The lion is red. | The hippo is pink. |
The dog is brown. | The fish is orange. | The giraffe is yellow. F. (6 x 1% = 6%)
1. an | 2. a | 3. the | 4. – | 5. a | 6. –
Answer key
A. (5 x 8% = 40%) G. (6 x 1% = 6%)
1. a) | 2. c) | 3. b) | 4. c) | 5. a) 1. What | 2. Where | 3. How | 4. How old | 5. When | 6. Who
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Answer key
I. (3 x 2% = 6%) J. (6 x 2% = 12%)
1. No, he isn’t. | 2. Is he a fisherman? Yes, he is. | 3. Is she a vet? No, 1. Your father is friendly. | 2. Taylor is a famous singer. | 3. We have
she isn’t. got straight hair. | 4. Mike has got a nice friend. | 5. I am not shy. |
6. Is his smile beautiful?
J. (7 x 2% = 14%)
2. am | 3. am | 4. are | 5. isn’t | 6. is | 7. is | 8. are K. (15%)
(Resposta pessoal.)
K. (6 x 2% = 12%)
(Resposta pessoal.)
Progress Test 2B (page 25)
UNIT 2 Answer key
Listening test 2 (page 20) B. (4 x 2% = 8%)
2. a) | 3. c) | 4. b) | 5. e)
Listening transcripts
C. (4 x2 % = 8%)
Transcript A 1. False. (Marion and Tim are at the park.) | 2. True. | 3. False.
Liz has got long curly blond hair and a round face. (She has got blue eyes.) | 4. True.
Joey is tall and thin. He wears glasses.
Tim is short and fat. His hair is dark. D. (5 x 2% = 10%)
Tony is slim. He has got a beard. 1. … the United States of America. | 2. … singer. | 3. … hasn’t.
Mary has got short wavy hair. She wears trousers. (She has got blond hair.) | 4. … is. | 5. … Walt.
Jessica has got long wavy brown hair and her face is oval. E. (5 x 2% = 10%)
Transcript B 1. glasses | 2. dress | 3. shoes | 4. jacket | 5. jeans
Skai Jackson is an actress. She’s from New York. F. (5 x 2% = 10%)
She’s very pretty. She’s slim and she has got a very beautiful smile. 1. have got | 2. have got | 3. hasn’t got | 4. has got | 5. haven’t got
She has got dark brown eyes and her face is round. She’s very
intelligent, kind and generous. G. (3 x 3% = 9%)
She wears jeans, T-shirts and trainers. She wears dresses 2. d) | 3. a) | 4. c)
at parties.
H. (5 x 2% = 10%)
Answer key 2. ’s | 3. ’s | 4. ’s | 5. ’s | 6.’
A. (6 x 10% = 60%)
I. (5 x 2% = 10%)
1. Liz | 2. Mary | 3. Joey | 4. Tim | 5. Jessica | 6. Tony
2. hers | 3. his | 4. mine | 5. his | 6. theirs
B. (8 x 5% = 40%)
J. (5 x 2% = 10%)
1. True. | 2. False. (She’s from New York.) | 3. False. (She’s slim.) |
1. Your father is friendly. | 2. Taylor is famous. | 3. We have got
4. True. | 5. False. (Her eyes are dark brown.) | 6. False. (She’s generous
straight hair. | 4. Mike has got a T-shirt. | 5. I am not shy.
and kind.) | 7. False. (She likes jeans, T-shirts and trainers.) | 8. True.
K. (15%)
Progress Test 2A (page 21) (Resposta pessoal.)
Answer key
B. (4 x 2% = 8%) UNIT 3
1. d) | 2. a) | 3. c) | 4. b)
Listening test 3 (page 31)
C. (4 x 2% = 8%)
1. False. (Marion and Tim are at the park.) | 2. True. | 3. False. Listening transcripts
(She has got blue eyes.) | 4. True.
Transcripts A/B
D. (5 x 2% = 10%) I live in a detached house. Upstairs there’s a bathroom and two
1. She is (’s) from the United States of America. | 2. She is (’s) a bedrooms. Downstairs there’s a living room, a big kitchen, a dining
singer. | 3. No, she hasn’t. (She has got blond hair.) | 4. Yes, she is. | room, a hall and a garage. My favourite rooms are my bedroom
5. Her pet’s (His) name is Walt. and the kitchen.
In my bedroom, there’s a bedside table next to the bed. There’s
E. (7 x 1% = 7%)
also a bookcase, a lamp and a rug.
1. glasses | 2. dress | 3. shoes | 4. scarf | 5. jacket | 6. jeans |
In the kitchen, there’s a cooker and a fridge. Opposite the cooker
7. boots
there’s a cupboard and there’s a sink opposite the fridge.
F. (5 x 2% = 10%) I love my house! It isn’t big, but it’s comfortable.
2. have got / ’ve got | 3. hasn’t got / has not got | 4. has got |
5. have got / ’ve got | 6. haven’t got / have not got Answer key
A. (5 x 6% = 30%)
G. (3 x 4% = 12%) 1. a) | 2. a) | 3. c) | 4. a) | 5. b)
2. Has Ted got short hair? Yes, he has. He has (He’s) got short hair. |
3. Has it got a short neck? No, it hasn’t. It hasn’t got a short neck. B. (7 x 10% = 70%)
It has (It’s) got a long neck. | 4. Have Lisa and Maggie got curly hair? 1. b) | 2. a) | 3. a) | 4. b) | 5. b) 6. a) | 7. a)
No, they haven’t. They haven’t got curly hair. They have (They’ve)
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Answer key
C. (5 x 2% = 10%) Sarah: And for dessert? Is there any chocolate ice cream?
1. upstairs | 2. attic | 3. room | 4. lamp | 5. house Mother: No, there isn’t. There’s some fruit salad.
Sarah: What a great dinner, Mom!
D. (4 x 3% = 12%)
1. Downstairs, there’s a kitchen, a dining room, a hall, a living
Transcript B
room and a study. | 2. There’s a study opposite the living room. |
Hi, there. I’m Sam and my favourite meal is breakfast. I love eating
3. Her favourite room is her bedroom because it has got
a comfortable bed. | 4. Yes, there are. toast or bread with butter and drinking some milk.
I also like eating some fruit in the morning.
E. (7 x 1% = 7%) I don’t like cereal and I hate cakes.
1. bedroom | 2. bathroom | 3. study | 4. garage | 5. living room |
6. dining room | 7. kitchen Answer key
F. (9 x 2% = 18%) A. (3 x 10% = 30%)
Bedroom: wardrobe / bed | Kitchen: fridge / sink / cooker 1. c) | 2. a) | 3. b)
Bathroom: washbasin / toilet | Living room: armchair / sofa B. (5 x 14% = 70%)
G. (6 x 2% = 12%) 1. False. (Sam’s favourite meal is breakfast.) | 2. True. | 3. False.
1. There are | 2. There is not (isn’t) | 3. There is (’s) | 4. There are (He drinks milk for breakfast.) | 4. False. (He likes eating fruit in
not (aren’t) | 5. Is there… there is | 6. Are there… there aren’t the morning.) | 5. True.
H. (8 x 1% = 8%)
1. between | 2. on | 3. above | 4. on | 5. opposite | 6. under | 7. on | Progress Test 4A (page 43)
8. in
Answer key
I. (8 x 1% = 8%) B. (4 x 2% = 8%)
1. men | 2. people | 3. shelves | 4. children | 5. boxes | 6. chairs | 1. d) | 2. a) | 3. b) | 4. c)
7. dresses | 8. boys
C. (4 x 2% = 8% + 2 x 1% = 2%)
J. (15%) 1. True.| 2. False. (“He’s a famous chef.”) | 3. True. | 4. False.
(Resposta pessoal.) (“I like eating fruit and soup...”)
J. (4 x 4% = 16%)
(Resposta pessoal.) Progress Test 4B (page 47)
UNIT 4 Answer key
B. (4 x 3% = 12%)
Listening test 4 (page 42) 2. d) | 3. a) | 4. b) | 5. c)
Listening transcripts C. (4 x 3% = 12%)
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Answer key
F. (9 x 2% = 18%) I. (6 x 2% = 12%)
1. any | 2. any… any… some | 3. any… any… some | 4. some… any 2. has a shower | 3. has breakfast | 4. brushes her teeth |
5. goes home | 6. has dinner | 7. goes to bed
G. (2 x 3% = 6%)
2. Neg.: She doesn’t like apple pie. Interrog.: Does she like apple J. (5 x 2% = 10%)
pie? | 3. Neg.: You don’t like chocolate. Interrog.: Do you like 1. I always go to school by car. | 2. We don’t go to the cinema on
chocolate? Mondays. | 3. They sometimes have lunch at midday. | 4. Miranda
is never late for work. | 5. Do Paul and Annie usually have dinner
H. (3 x 2% = 6%)
at the restaurant?
2. We prefer preparing lunch.
3. Bill and Grace don’t like going to the supermarket. K. (15%)
4. Dan and Nick hate eating chocolate. (Resposta pessoal.)
I. (3 x 2% = 6%)
2. so | 3. so | 4. because Progress Test 5B (page 58)
J. (4 x 4% = 16%) Answer key
(Resposta pessoal.) B. (4 x 3% = 12%)
1. actor | 2. India | 3. bus | 4. Los Angeles
UNIT 5
C. (4 x 3% = 12%)
Listening test 5 (page 53) 1. True. | 2. False. (He has lunch with his best friend.) | 3. True. |
4. False. (He sometimes reads until 10.30 p.m.)
Listening transcripts
D. (4 x 3% = 12%)
Transcript A 1. a) | 2. b) | 3. b) | 4. a)
What time is it? | 1. It’s five o’clock. | 2. It’s half past three |
E. (4 x 3% = 12%)
3. It’s ten to nine. | 4. It’s midday.
1. It’s five o’clock. | 2. It’s half past ten. | 3. It’s a quarter past six. |
Transcript B 4. It’s ten to eight.
John gets up at half past six every day. Then he has a shower F. (4 x 3% = 12%)
and gets dressed. He always has breakfast in the dining room. 2. watch | 3. swims | 4. don’t do | 5. doesn’t play
He usually has cereal with milk.
He goes to school at half past seven and he has lunch at school G. (3 x 2% = 6%)
at a quarter to one. He usually has soup and a salad. He doesn’t 2. a) | 3. c) | 4. d)
like meat. He goes back home at five o’clock. Then he goes to the
swimming pool at six o’clock. H. (6 x 2% = 12%)
At night, he has a light snack and he goes to bed at ten o’clock. 2. has a shower | 3. brushes her teeth | 4. catches the bus |
5. goes home | 6. reads | 7. goes to bed
Answer key
A. (4 x 10% = 40%) I. (3 x 2% = 6%)
1. a) | 2. a) | 3. b) | 4. b) 2. We don’t go to the cinema on Mondays. | 3. They have lunch at
midday. | 4. Miranda is never late for work.
B. (6 x 10% = 60%)
1. b) | 2. c) | 3. b) | 4. a) | 5. b) | 6. a) J. (4 x 4% = 16%)
(Resposta pessoal.)
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Answer key
Dialogue 2 H. (3 x 2% = 6%)
Rachel: Hi, Jessica! I’m doing my homework and I need your help! 2. Are Mandy and Sophia drinking milk? Yes, they are. | 3. Is Tim
Jessica: OK. I’m running at the beach. Where are you? playing the piano? No, he isn’t. He is (He’s) playing the guitar. |
Rachel: At home. Can you come and help me, please? 4. Is Emma doing gymnastics? Yes, she is.
Jessica: Yes! See you in 30 minutes.
I. (4 x 2% = 8%)
Dialogue 3
1. them | 2. him | 3. me | 4. us
Mum: Hello, dear. Are you doing your homework?
Girl: Sorry, mum. I’m watching TV. Can I do it later? J. (5 x 2% = 10%)
Mum: OK! But do it before I arrive home, please. 1. into | 2. to | 3. onto | 4. into/to | 5. onto
Girl: Thanks, mum! Bye!
K. (4 x 1% = 4%)
Dialogue 4 1. Don’t use | 2. Turn off | 3. Be | 4. Don’t be
Rick: Hi, Jack. I’m camping in the garden. Can you come to my
L. (14%)
house?
(Resposta pessoal.)
Jack: Sorry, Rick, I can’t go. I’m playing cards with my cousin Sam.
Rick: Bring him too, then.
Progress Test 6B (page 69)
Jack: OK!
Answer key
Answer key B. (3 x 3% = 9%)
A. (6 x 10% = 60%) 2. a) | 3. c) | 4. d)
1. True. | 2. False. (She’s from Canada.) | 3. False. (Vanessa is
watching TV. / Allison’s uncle, James, is reading the newspaper.) | C. (4 x 3% = 12%)
4. True. | 5. True. | 6. False. (Allison’s grandfather is sleeping. / 1. False. (Allison loves Carson’s songs.) | 2. True. | 3. False.
Allison’s grandmother is doing sports.) (Carson likes basketball and swimming.) | 4. True.
D. (4 x 3% = 12%)
B. (4 x 10% = 40%)
1. a) | 2. a) | 3. b) | 4. a)
a) 4 | b) 2 | c) 3 | d) 1
E. (3 x 3 % = 9%)
1. playing cards | 2. reading | 3. singing
Progress Test 6A (page 65)
F. (3 x 3% = 9%)
Answer key 1. basketball | 2. tennis | 3. swimming
B. (5 x 2% = 10%)
1. b) | 2. a) | 3. c) | 4. e) | 5. d) G. (3 x 2% = 6%)
2. aren’t watching | 3. is preparing | 4. aren’t playing
C. (5 x 2% = 10% + 3 x 2% = 6%)
H. (3 x 2% = 6%)
1. False. (“I love your songs!”) | 2. True. | 3. False. (“Carson: Yes,
2. Now our father is not baking a cake. | 3. Is Carson dancing at the
I love doing sports. My favourite is basketball ...”) | 4. False.
moment? | 4. They aren’t swimming in the river.
(“My favourite is basketball, but I also like swimming.”) | 5. True.
I. (3 x 2% = 6%)
D. (4 x 2 % = 8%) 2. him | 3. me | 4. us
1. Allison is listening to music and talking online with her favourite
singer. | 2. Her favourite singer is Carson Lueders. | 3. Carson is J. (4 x 3% = 12%)
talking online to his fans. | 4. No, he isn’t. His friend Josh is. 1. into | 2. to | 3. into | 4. onto
K. (4 x 1% = 4%)
E. (4 x 2% = 8%)
1. Don’t use | 2. Turn off | 3. Be | 4. Don’t be
1. playing cards | 2. reading (a book) | 3. camping | 4. singing
L. (3 x 5% = 15%)
F. (4 x 2% = 8%) (Resposta pessoal.)
1. basketball | 2. tennis | 3. volleyball | 4. swimming
G. (4 x 2% = 8%)
1. am (’m) listening | 2. aren’t (are not) watching
3. is preparing | 4. aren’t (are not) playing
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