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- Vocabulário: family, mother, father, aunt, uncle, grandmother, grandfather, brothers, only child (filho único), wife.
- Simple present: fatos e hábitos: come from / comes from; negativa: don’t / doesn’t come from.
- Verbo have: have / has; negativa: don’t have any / doesn’t have any.
- How many: perguntar quantidade; o substantivo vai no plural (inclusive irregulares, como people).
- Ex.: She has two sisters. I don’t have any brothers.
- Ex.: How many people are there?
- Rosto: head, face, eyes, nose, mouth, hair, ear.
- Cabelo e olhos: green / blue / brown eyes; black / blond / brown / red hair; short / long hair.
- Perguntar aparência: What does he/she look like? · What do they look like?
- Cor e altura: What color is his hair? · Is his hair long or short? · Is he tall or short?
- Opções e ênfase: or conecta opções; very enfatiza o adjetivo.
- Ex.: What does he look like? He has very long hair.
- Ex.: Are his eyes blue or brown?
- Adjetivos: hardworking (lazy), intelligent (stupid), friendly (unfriendly), busy, serious (funny), good (bad), happy (unhappy).
- Object pronouns: após in, from, to, for, with: me, you, him, her, it, us, them.
- Personalidade: What is she like? / What are they like?
- Advérbios: always: o tempo todo; never: nunca.
- Ex.: I have a question for him. She is very friendly to me.
- Ex.: She’s hardworking. They’re friendly. She never smiles.
- Empregos: secretary, architect, artist, engineer, sales assistant, teacher, firefighter, doctor, manager, businessman.
- Perguntas (simple present): Does she work in an office? · Do they live in Korea? · Where does John work? · What do they do? · How many brothers do you have?
- Reações: Positivas: That’s interesting. / Really? / That’s great! · Neutras: I see. / Uh-huh. / OK. · Simpática: That’s too bad.
- Ex.: So, what do you do? — I’m a firefighter. How about you? — I’m a doctor.
- Ex.: What company do you work for? · Do you like your job?