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    “To Be” – Simple Present

    SINGULAR PLURAL
    I am I’m We are We’re

    You are You’re You are You’re

    He is He’s
    She is She’s They are They’re
    It is It’s
    BE = ser ou estar
    SINGULAR PLURAL

    • I am = eu sou; eu estou • We are = nós somos; nós estamos


    • You are = você é; você está • You are = vocês são; vocês estão

    • He is = ele é; ele está • They are = eles (as) são; eles (as) estão
    • She is = ela é; ela está
    • It is = é; está
    I am a teacher. We are friends.

    You are a student. You are a family.

    He is a man. They are workers.

    She is a woman.

    It is an apple.
    CONTRACTIONS
    •I I’m • I am I’m
    • You You’re • You are You’re
    • He He’s • He is He’s
    • She She’s • She is She’s
    • It It’s • It is It’s
    • We We’re • We are We’re
    • They They’re • They are They’re
    HOMEWORK
    • WORKBOOK
    Exercises: 1A / 1B (pg. 3 ou 4)

    • STUDENT’S BOOK
    Grammar Bank: 1A - a/b/c (pg. 125)

    • ARQUIVO WORD

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