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Sum-up
Lurdes Teixeira
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Este Sum-Up comeou por ser um resumo dos contedos estipulados para o
3 e 4. No entanto, com o passar dos anos acabei por fazer um resumo mais
geral, com matria que ser importante at pelo menos, ao 9 ano. No tem
tudo mas ser de grande ajuda. Pelo menos assim espero.
Este o meu miminho para os meus meninos e meninas.
ndice:
The alphabet Food and drinks
Months and weekdays How to cook
The Dates Other Information
Seasons Sports
Parts of the day Daily Routines
The Weather Holidays
Cardinal Numbers Christmas
Ordinal Numbers Easter
Maths Operations Valentines Day and
Colours Wedding
Greetings Birthday
Important Questions Halloween
and Answers
Family
Computers
About the baby
The Five Senses
Toys
Shapes
At School
Expressions to use in
school
Classroom Actions
School Subjects
Countries and
nationalities
Flags
Animals
Collective nouns
Clothes
The body
Adjectives
Describing animals
Ordem dos adjectivos
Moods and feelings
Os artigos
Plural dos nomes
Countable and
uncountable nouns
The alphabet:
Note: O acordo ortogrfico em Portugal e o Brasil no tem nada a ver com o ingls. Deste
modo os meses e os dias da semana, em ingls, so sempre com letra maiscula.
The Date:
Para escrever uma data:
Dia do ms em
nmero ordinal
Exemplo: Monday, 6Th June 2013
As datas em ingls escrevem-se de uma maneira, mas dizem-se de outra.
Por exemplo a data escrita em cima: 6 de Junho de 2011:
Escreve-se: 6th June 2011 L-se: the sixth of June of 2013
Se tivermos a data com dias da semana fica:
Day, 6th June 2013 (Monday, 6th June 2013)
Summer: Vero
Fall / Autumn: Outono
Winter: Inverno
Spring: Primavera
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Parts of the day:
O dia em ingls divide-se em 4 partes:
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Cardinal Numbers:
Rules:
Portuguese English
Branco White
Preto Black
Cinzento Grey
Vermelho Red
Cor-de-rosa Pink
Cor-de-Laranja Orange
Amarelo Yellow
Castanho Brown
Verde Green
Azul Blue
Roxo Purple
Violeta Violet
Prateado Silver
Dourado Golden
Greetings saudaes
Hello/Hi ol
Goodbye adeus /bye xau
How do you do? (como est? forma formal)
See you soon at breve
Holiday greetings saudaes festivas
Merry Christmas Feliz Natal
Happy New Year Feliz Ano Novo
Happy Easter feliz Pscoa
Happy Mothers Day Feliz Dia da Me
Happy Fathers Day feliz Dia do Pai
Happy Valentines Day Feliz dia de S. Valentim
Important Questions and Answers:
(Perguntas e respostas importantes)
Key Board
Mouse
Expressions used:
diamond
hexago octagon
pentagon
ellipse
trapezium
oval
parallelogram
cross crescent
heart
sta
cylinder
cub
cone
pyramid
At School:
School Material:
Classroom Actions:
School Subjects:
Music
Maths
Portuguese
English
Spanish
French
Science
History
Art
Geography
Countries and Nationalities
The is used before a country name if it contains of, or a noun (kingdom, state, republic), or if the
country is an island country, also with countries whose name is in the plural.
Colombia Colombian
Portugal Portuguese
The Czech Republic Czech
E.g. She comes from France. She is French. Her nationality is French. She is a French
woman. She drives a French car. She speaks French.
Spain
Spanish
France
French
the USA
American Russia
Germany Russian
German the United Kingdom
British
China
Chinese
Canada
Japan
Canadian
Japanese
Mexico
Mexican
Australia
Australian
Egypt
Cuba
Egyptian
Cuban
Ireland
Irish
Nigeria Poland
Portugal Nigerian Polish
Portuguese
Guinea Pig
Lizard
Ox Boi
Parrot Bull Touro Ostrich
Wild Animals animais selvagens
Snake
Toad sapo
Mole
Birds - pssaros Arctic Animals
Animais do rctico
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A COLLECTIVE NOUN names a group or collection of
persons, places, things,and animals.
Clothes
Good bom
Warm ameno/quente
Bad- mau
Huge - enorme
Cute giro
Handsome bonito
Nice bom/ porreiro
Right certo/correcto
Wrong errado
Rich rico
Poor pobre
Easy fcil
Hard dificil
Noisy barulhento
Quiet sossegado
Large largo
1. Os adjectivos em ingls so colocados sempre antes do nome. Esta
regra tambm se aplica a nomes comuns que caracterizam outro
nome:
I like Apple pie Eu gosto de tarde de maa. (a maa est a dizer o tipo de
tarte)
I have a warm coat. Tenho um casaco quente.
He is a tall man. Ele um homem alto.
2. Se quisermos dar nfase ao adjectivo ento temos que separar o
adjectivo do nome:
My coat is warm O meu casaco quente.
The man is tall. O homem alto / He is tall. Ele alto.
/ in Europe
It can jump / run / dive / sting / fly / gallop / swim / climb trees
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Countable and uncountable nouns
There is a/an/some. There isnt any
A/an + singular countable nouns.
] Examples:
] There is a banana in the kitchen.
] There is an orange in the fridge.
Some+ Plural countable nouns.
Uncountable nouns.
] Examples:
] There is some water in the bottle.
] There is some sugar in the kitchen.
Any countable nouns in questions and negatives.
Uncountable nouns in questions.
] Examples:
] Are there any oranges in the fridge?
] No, there isnt.
] Is there any coffee in the kitchen?
] No, there isnt any coffee in the kitchen.
SOME KIND OF FOOD: CHEESE, SUGAR, BUTTER, BREAD, RICE, FLOUR, MEAT, SALT.
ALL LIIQUIDS: WATER, MILK, COFFEE, TEA, JUICE, OIL, VINEGAR, PETROL.
OLIVES
PEANUTS PANCAKES ONION
Melon
Cranberries - arandos
Blueberries- mirtilos
Boysenberry
amora mais longa
Gooseberry - groselha Blackberry amora silvestre
Fig
Vegetables
Fava beans
Lima beans Green beans
Beans
Zuckini
Black eyed peas (courgete)
Drinks - bebidas Snacks and Desserts -
aperitivos e sobremesas
Regular food
Pasta
Sugar
Cereals
Spices
Boiled- cozido
Fried- frito
Other Information
55
plate bowl
pan / pot
kettle dishes
tea kettle tray saucepan
ladle
platter
jar
wooden spoon
whisk peeler
knife set
tin opener
funnel
pizza slicer coffee grinder
rolling pin
bread bin
dish towel
tin
matches
kitchen mits
kitchen paper
sink
toaster
cooker hood
dishwasher coffee maker
blender
cooker bread maker
mixer
fridge
microwave oven
deep fryer
meat grinder electric kettle
sandwich maker
bake
beat
add
prepare
cook blend
serve chop
cut
fry
wash up
taste
stir grill
slice boil
smell
weigh
peel
pour
crack
spread
knead
Sports
Young novo
Old velho
Halloween
Others:
Toys