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Preface
Acknowledgments
1 Subject pronouns Family
2 Ser (to be) Professions
3 Estar (to be) Moods / emotions
4 Regular -ar verbs: present tense Hobbies and leisure
5 Regular -er verbs: present tense Meals and menus
6 Irregular verbs, part 1: present tense The weather
7 Irregular verbs, part 2: present tense Politics
8 Regular -ir verbs: present tense Personality
9 Irregular -ir verbs: present tense Accidents / incidents
10 -ir verbs with spelling changes Transport
11 Ter (to have) and its uses Animals
12 Haver (to have, to be) and its uses The classroom
13 Reflexive verbs Daily routine
14 Ir (to go) + infinitive to express the future Days and months
15 Saber vs. conhecer The city center
16 Definite article: the The restaurant
17 Indefinite articles: a / an / some The hotel
18 Nouns Around the house
19 Describing things Common adjectives
20 Colors Clothing
21 Demonstratives: this and that Literature and cinema
22 Nonchanging demonstratives Materials
23 Possessives, part 1: my / your / our Technology
24 Possessives, part 2: his / her / their Education
25 Relative pronouns: that / which / who / whom / where At the beach
26 Making comparisons: more (than) / less (than) Describing people
27 Superlatives Sports
28 Comparisons: tão and tanto The countryside
29 Numbers Measurements
30 Telling the time
31 Prepositions, part 1: movement Shops
32 Prepositions, part 2: place Furniture
33 Prepositions, part 3: time Expressions of time
34 Prepositions + verbs / verbs + prepositions Eating and drinking
35 Com + pronouns Current events
36 Prepositions + pronouns The airport
37 Por Idioms with por
38 Para Idioms with para
39 Adverbs Geography and the world
40 Negatives School subjects
41 Interrogatives, part 1: how / who / when / where / what Vacations
42 Interrogatives, part 2: how much / how many / which (what) Crime
43 Direct-object pronouns Polite expressions
44 Indirect-object pronouns The body
45 Position of pronouns: When do they move? Illness
46 Algum and nenhum The media
47 Todo and outro The kitchen
48 Muito, pouco, and tanto Entertainment
49 Alguém, ninguém, tudo, and nada Languages and nationalities
50 Quantities and packages The supermarket
English-Portuguese glossary
Answer key