por Raúl | jul 12, 2026 | Inglês para crianças – Nível Pré-A1 (Iniciante)
Learning basic food vocabulary is your first step to talking about meals and ordering food in English. These simple words help you communicate what you like to eat and what you want at a restaurant. For example, you can say I like pizza or I want chicken and chips....
por Raúl | jul 12, 2026 | Inglês para crianças – Nível Pré-A1 (Iniciante)
Learning essential English verbs like be, have got, can, there is/are, and the simple present is the first step to speaking English. These verbs are the building blocks for almost every sentence you will make. They help you talk about who you are, what you have, what...
por Raúl | jul 12, 2026 | Inglês para crianças – Nível Pré-A1 (Iniciante)
To ask for an English word you don’t know, use the phrase How do you say…? This is the most common and natural way to ask for vocabulary in English. You can use it to learn single words or even short phrases. This simple question helps you fill gaps in...
por Raúl | jul 12, 2026 | Inglês para crianças – Nível Pré-A1 (Iniciante)
English imperatives are verb forms we use to give direct commands, instructions, requests, warnings, or advice. They are very common in everyday English and are essential for clear communication. To form a positive imperative, you simply use the base form of the verb,...
por Raúl | jul 12, 2026 | Inglês para crianças – Nível Pré-A1 (Iniciante)
Imperatives are verbs used to give direct commands, instructions, requests, or advice to one or more people. They are very common in English for everyday communication. You form an affirmative imperative by using the base form of the verb, like in “Stop!” or “Listen!”...
por Raúl | jul 12, 2026 | Inglês para crianças – Nível Pré-A1 (Iniciante)
Learning essential A2 beach vocabulary helps you talk confidently about your summer plans and experiences. Knowing words for common beach items and activities makes conversations about holidays, travel, and leisure much easier. You can describe what you take to the...
