After World War Two, the United States becomes the most powerful nation on Earth. Queen Elizabeth II became queen on February 6th, 1952. I just can't bear this pain anymore! The show begins at 7 pm. The class began 15 minutes ago. Strong winds make the trees bend. The trees bent because of the wind. I bet he lost the election! They bet too much money and lost all of it. Dogs bite when they are upset. A dog bit Mary's leg. She is bleeding from the bite. She … [Read more...]

Infinitive/Present Past Participle Translation arise arose arisen surgir awake awoke awoken acordar, despertar be was/were been ser, estar bear bore born(e) aguentar, suportar beat beat beaten bater, derrotar become became become tornar-se, vir a ser begin began begun começar bend bent bent dobrar, torcer bet bet bet apostar bind bound bound ligar, … [Read more...]

No. Verb Simple Past Past Participle Portuguese 1 to want wanted wanted querer 2 to look looked looked olhar 3 to use used used usar 4 to work worked worked trabalhar 5 to call called called chamar, ligar 6 to try tried tried tentar 7 to ask asked asked perguntar, pedir 8 to need needed needed precisar 9 to seem seemed seemed parecer 10 to … [Read more...]

The formula to convert the temperatures from Celsius to Fahrenheit is this: (0°C × 9/5) + 32 = 32°F Here is a list of the most commonly used temperatures converted from Fahrenheit to Celsius. -40º F = -40º C -30º F = -34.4º C -20º F = -28.8º C -10º F = -23.3º C 0º F = -17.7º C 10º F = -12.2º C 20º F = -6.6º C 30º F = -1.1º C 40º F = 4.4º C 50º F = 10º C 60º F = 15.5º C 70º F = 21.1º C 80º F = 26.6º C 90º F = 32.2º C 100º F = 37º C 110º F = 43.3º C 120º F = 48.8º C 130º F = … [Read more...]

VOCABULARY FOR THIS CLASS What…about? – sobre o quê? about fashion – sobre moda this – este/a that – aquele/a dark – escuro what does he do for a living? – em que ele trabalha? worried – preocupado misplace – perder, esquecer em algum lugar wallet – carteira like to study/ like studying – gostar de estudar because – porque fun – divertido really – realmente, de verdade half – meio past – depois de (tempo) half past eight – meia hora depois das … [Read more...]