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Question 1

What does “hungry” mean and how is it used in a sentence?

Answer 1

“Hungry” is an adjective that describes the feeling of needing food.
(“Hungry” é um adjetivo que descreve a sensação de precisar de comida.)
It usually follows the verb to be.
(Normalmente vem depois do verbo “to be”.)

Question 2

Can “hungry” be used with different subjects?

Answer 2

Yes. You can say I’m hungry, he’s hungry, they’re hungry, etc.
(Sim. Você pode dizer “I’m hungry”, “he’s hungry”, “they’re hungry”, etc.)

Question 3

How do you make a question using “hungry”?

Answer 3

Use the verb to be before the subject:
Are you hungry?
(Use o verbo “to be” antes do sujeito: “Você está com fome?”)

Question 4

How do you make a negative sentence with “hungry”?

Answer 4

Add not after the verb to be:
She is not hungry. / She isn’t hungry.
(Adicione “not” depois do verbo to be: “Ela não está com fome.”)

Question 5

Estou com fome.

Answer 5

I’m hungry.

Question 6

Você está com fome?

Answer 6

Are you hungry?

Question 7

Ele não está com fome.

Answer 7

He isn’t hungry. / He is not hungry.

Question 8

Nós estávamos com muita fome.

Answer 8

We were very hungry.

Question 9

Eles ainda estão com fome.

Answer 9

They are still hungry.

Question 10

Ela disse que estava com fome.

Answer 10

She said she was hungry.

Question 11

Negativa do verbo “do”

Answer 11

Use “do not” (don’t) or “does not” (doesn’t) + the base form of the main verb.
(Use “do not” (don’t) ou “does not” (doesn’t) + a forma base do verbo principal.)

Question 12

When do you use “do not” and “does not”?

Answer 12

Use “do not” with I, you, we, they.
Use “does not” with he, she, it.
(Use “do not” com I, you, we, they. Use “does not” com he, she, it.)

Question 13

What happens to the main verb in the negative form?

Answer 13

The main verb stays in the base form after “don’t” or “doesn’t”.
(O verbo principal fica na forma base após “don’t” ou “doesn’t”.)

Example:
She doesn’t like coffee. (✅)
She doesn’t likes coffee. (❌)

Question 14

Eu não gosto de chá.

Answer 14

I don’t like tea.

Question 15

Ele não trabalha aqui.

Answer 15

He doesn’t work here.

Question 16

Nós não comemos carne.

Answer 16

We don’t eat meat.

Question 17

Ela não entende inglês.

Answer 17

She doesn’t understand English.

Question 18

Você não precisa de ajuda?

Answer 18

Don’t you need help?

Question 19

Meu irmão não mora com a gente.

Answer 19

My brother doesn’t live with us.

Question 20

What is the difference between a country and a nationality?

Answer 20

A country is a place (e.g., Brazil), and a nationality describes where someone is from (e.g., Brazilian).
(Um país é um lugar [ex.: Brasil] e uma nacionalidade descreve de onde alguém é [ex.: Brasileiro].)

Question 21

How are nationalities written in English?

Answer 21

Nationalities always begin with a capital letter in English.
(Nacionalidades sempre começam com letra maiúscula em inglês.)

Question 22

How do you ask about someone’s nationality?

Answer 22

Use: What’s your nationality?
(Use: “Qual é a sua nacionalidade?”)

Or: Are you Brazilian?
(Ou: “Você é brasileiro(a)?”)

Question 23

What verb is usually used with nationalities?

Answer 23

The verb to be is used:
She is French. They are American.
(Usa-se o verbo to be: Ela é francesa. Eles são americanos.)

Question 24

Eu sou brasileiro.

Answer 24

I am Brazilian.

Question 25

Ela é francesa.

Answer 25

She is French.

Question 26

Você é argentino?

Answer 26

Are you Argentinian?

Question 27

Eles são americanos.

Answer 27

They are American.

Question 28

Meu amigo é canadense.

Answer 28

My friend is Canadian.

Question 29

Nós somos italianos.

Answer 29

We are Italian.

Question 30

De onde você é?

Answer 30

Where are you from?

Question 31

Qual é a sua nacionalidade?

Answer 31

What’s your nationality?

Question 32

Conjugação da terceira pessoa do singular

Answer 32

In the third person singular (he, she, it), we add -s, -es, or -ies to the base verb. (Na terceira pessoa do singular [he, she, it], adicionamos -s, -es ou -ies ao verbo base.)

Question 33

When do you add “-s” to the verb?

Answer 33

Add -s to most verbs. Example: He plays, She runs (Adicione -s à maioria dos verbos.)

Question 34

When do you add “-es” to the verb?

Answer 34

Add -es to verbs ending in -ch, -sh, -ss, -x, -o. Example: She watches, He goes (Adicione -es a verbos terminados em -ch, -sh, -ss, -x, -o.)

Question 35

When do you change “-y” to “-ies”?

Answer 35

If the verb ends in a consonant + y, change “-y” to -ies. Example: He studies (Se o verbo termina em consoante + y, troque “-y” por “-ies”.)

Question 36

Do you change the verb after "does" in questions or negatives?

Answer 36

No. Use the base form after “does” and “doesn’t”. (Não. Use a forma base depois de “does” e “doesn’t”.) Example: Does she like pizza? ✔️ Not: Does she likes pizza?

Question 37

Ela mora aqui.

Answer 37

She lives here.

Question 38

Ele estuda todos os dias.

Answer 38

He studies every day.

Question 39

Ele vai ao trabalho de bicicleta.

Answer 39

He goes to work by bike.

Question 40

Ela assiste televisão à noite.

Answer 40

She watches TV at night.

Question 41

Ele sempre beija a esposa de manhã.

Answer 41

He always kisses his wife in the morning.

Question 42

O cachorro corre rápido.

Answer 42

The dog runs fast.

Question 43

Meu irmão joga futebol.

Answer 43

My brother plays soccer.

Question 44

Nós geralmente comemos arroz, feijão, carne e salada.

Answer 44

We usually eat rice, beans, meat, and salad.

Question 45

É uma refeição brasileira muito popular.

Answer 45

It is a very popular Brazilian meal.

Question 46

Garçom

Answer 46

Waiter

Question 47

Garçom! Pode me passar o cardápio, por favor?

Answer 47

Waiter! Can I have the menu, please?

Question 48

O que você recomenda?

Answer 48

What do you recommend ?

Question 49

Sim, eu estou com muita fome!

Answer 49

Yes, I am very hungry!