Words Lvl 1

Question 1

In order to

Answer 1

Com finalidade de…
Com objetivo de…

Question 2

So that

Answer 2

In order to

Question 3

In order to

Answer 3

For the porpoise of

Question 4

Such as

Answer 4

Como

Question 5

Either

Answer 5

Both (negative sentences)
One or the other (choose)

Question 6

Either (adj.)
Meaning one of two choices

Answer 6

1)You can have either the blue shirt or the green shirt.
2)You can take either road to get to the store.
3)I’m happy with either option.
4)Either book is fine with me.
We can sit at either table.

Question 7

Either (pronoun)
Referring to one of two options or choice

Answer 7

1)You can have either of the two books on the table.
2)We can go to either of the two restaurants.
3)You can take either the blue or the red pill.
4)Either of the two options will work for me.
5)Either you tell the truth or I will find out on my own.

Question 8

Either (conjunction)
Using present two alternatives or choices.

Answer 8

1)You can either come with us or stay at home.
2)Either you come to the party, or you don’t come at all.
3)You need to choose either the blue shirt or the red shirt.
4)Either we finish the project today, or we work on it over the weekend.
5)You can either have pizza for dinner, or you can make yourself a sandwich.

Question 9

Get (to receive)

Answer 9

I need to get a new phone.

Question 10

Get (to become)

Answer 10

I’m getting tired.

Question 11

Get (to fetch or bring)

Answer 11

Can you get me a glass of water?

Question 12

Get (to arrive)

Answer 12

What time did you get here?

Question 13

Get (to understand)

Answer 13

I don’t get it.

Question 14

Get (to start or begin doing something)

Answer 14

Let’s get started on the project.

Question 15

Get (to persuade or convince)

Answer 15

I finally got him to agree with me.

Question 16

Get (to prepare or arrange)

Answer 16

I need to get my resume ready for the job interview.

Question 17

Get (to buy or purchase)

Answer 17

I’m going to get some groceries at the store

Question 18

Get (to catch or capture)

Answer 18

Did you get any fish when you went fishing?

Question 19

Get (present)

Answer 19

I always get up at 6am

Question 20

Get (past)

Answer 20

Yesterday, I got a new job offer.

Question 21

Get (present continuous)

Answer 21

She is getting ready for her trip to Europe .

Question 22

Get (past perfect)

Answer 22

By the time we arrived, they had already gotten married.

Question 23

Get (future)

Answer 23

I hope to get a promotion next year.

Question 24

Her (pronoun)

Answer 24

Dela
Sheila is going to her house.
I gave her the book.
Let me check if she is in her desk.

Question 25

What does [word] mean?

Answer 25

What does live outside mean?

Question 26

Long time no see

Answer 26

Can be used to start a conversation with someone you haven't seen for a while.

Question 27

What do you do?

Answer 27

What is your job or profession?

Question 28

Have a good one

Answer 28

Have a good day (informal)

Question 29

What's the weather like?

Answer 29

What's the weather like in your hometown this time of year? I've always wanted to visit. Hey, what's the weather like out there? I'm thinking about going for a run later.

Question 30

It's been a while.

Answer 30

Hey, John! It's good to see you again. It's been a while since we last talked. Já faz um tempo.

Question 31

I don't get it

Answer 31

Confused, that information isn't clear.

Question 32

By the time

Answer 32

In the end, finally, in good time.

Question 33

Looks like

Answer 33

Comparasion - Physical description

Question 34

Seem

Answer 34

You seem tired She seems nice

Question 35

Helpful

Answer 35

Supportive Friendly Obliging Opposite Unhelpful

Question 36

Further

Answer 36

Extra, adding, advance, forward

Question 37

I'm afraid so

Answer 37

Bad confirmation