Children's Games - Part Two

1. Tic-tac-toe - Jogo da velha
2. Play jacks - Jogar pedrinhas
3. Playhouse / Wendy house - Brincar de casinha
4. Frisbee - Frisbee
5. Roundabout (Britain) / Merry-go-round ( America ) - Gira-gira
6. Musical chairs - Brincadeira da cadeira
7. Cat's cradle - Cama de gato
8. Teeter-tooter / seesaw - Gangorra
9. Paddling pool (Britain) / Wading pool (America) - Piscina de plástico
10. Play peckaboo - Brincadeira para divertir um bebê dizendo "achou"
11. Play cards - Jogar cartas
12. Pinball - Fliperama
13. Monkey bars - Barras horizontais
14. Roller coaster - roda gigante
15. Bump cars - Carrinho bate-bate
16. Treasure hunt - Caça ao tesouro

Children's Games - Part one

1. Hide and seek - Esconde-esconde
2. Tag - Pega-pega
3. Cops and robbers - Polícia e ladrão
4. Cowboys and indians - caubóis e índios
5. Monopoly - Banco imobiliário
6. Dodge ball - Queimada
7. Streetball - Basquete de rua
8. Play dolls - Brincar de boneca
9. Marbles - Bolinha de gude
10. Toy cars - Carrinho
11. Hopscotch - Amarelinha
12. Blind game - Cabra cega
13. Top - Peão
14. Fly kite - Soltar pipa
15. Leapfrog - Pular sobre as costas
16. Ring around the rose - Roda-roda
17. Simon says - Mestre mandou
18. Simon - Jogo genius
19. Chinese whispers - telefone sem fio
20. Skip rode (Britain) / Jump rope (America) - Pular corda
21. Play in the sandbox - Brincar na caixa de areia
22. Spelling bee - Soletrar
23. Play chess - Xadrez
24. Play checkers - Dama
25. Slide - Escorregador
26. Swings - Balanço
27. Jungle gym (America) / Climbing frame (Britain) - Escorregador e balanço (juntos)
28. Scooter - moto scooter
29. Ludo - Ludo
30. Clue - Detetive
31. Scotland Yard - Scotland yard
32. Hangman - Forca

Cardinal Numbers

0-zero
1-one
2-two
3-three
4-four
5-five
6-six
7-seven
8-eight
9-nine
10-ten
11-eleven
12-twelve
13-thirteen
14-fourteen
15-fifteen
16-sixteen
17-seventeen
18-eighteen
19-nineteen
20-twenty
21-twenty-one
22-twenty-two
30-thirty
40-forty
50-fifty
60-sixty
70-seventy
80-eighty
90-ninety
100-hundred, a hundred or one hundred
1,000-thousand, a thousand or one thousand

How to write the numbers:
E.g.:
456 - Write first 400 - four hundred, second 56 - fifty-six (four hundred fifty-six)
3,789 - Write first 3,000 - three thousand, second 700 - seven hundred, third 89 - eighty-nine (three thousand seven hundred eighty-nine)

El alfabeto en Español

A - "a"
B - "be"
C- "ce"
D-"de"
E- "e"
F- "efe"
G-"rre"
H-"ache"
I- "i"
J-"rota"
K- "ka"
L-"ele"
M- "eme"
N-"ene"
Ñ-"enhe"
O-"o"
P-"pe"
Q-"cu"
R-"erre" como los gauchos hablan
RR-"erre doble"
S-"ese"
T-"te"
U-"u"
V-"ube"
W-"ube doble"
X-"équis"
Y-"i griega"
Z-"ceta"

La ch y ll fueran eliminadas del alfabeto español pero podemos leerlas como "tche" y "edje"

The alphabet in English

A - "êi"
B- "bi"
C - "si"
D- "di"
E- "i"
F- "éf"
G-"dji"
H- "êitsh"
I-"ái"
J-"djêi"
K- kêi
L- "él"
M-"ém"
N-"én"
O-ôu"
P-"pí"
Q-"kiu"
R-"ár"
S-"és"
T-"tí"
U-"íu"
V-"ví"
W-"dábliu"
X-"éks"
Y-"uái"
Z-"zí"

Thanks Pink....
Kisses and hugs...

Indefinite Article - A /An

It's used in singular

A- before a consonant sound

a helicopter
a teacher
a university - The vowel u has a consonant sound

AN- before a vowel sound

an actress
an orange
an hour - The consonant h has a vowel sound

How to introduce yourself to a person

Formal Introductions:

Title:

Mr. - man married or single;
Mrs. - woman married;
Miss. - woman single;
Ms. - woman single or married - It's more polite if you don't know.

E.g. Good morning! I'm Mr. Sanchez.

Informal Introductions:

Use your name. E.g. Hi! My name is Linda.

Greetings in English

Formal Greetings:

Good morning! - in the morning
Good afternoon! - in the afternoon
Good evening! - in the evening - when you meet a person
Good night! - in the evening - when you leave home or go to bed
How do you do!

Informal Greetings:
Hi!
Hello!
Nice to meet you!
Glad to meet you!

Punctuation in English

Apostrophe ( ' )
Brackets ( [ ] )
Colon ( : )
Comma ( , )
Hyphen ( - )
Elipsis ( ... )
Exclamation mark ( ! )
Parenthesis ( )
Period ( . )
Question mark ( ? )
Quotation mark ( " " )
Semicolon ( ; )
Slash ( / )

How to write letters in English

Formal Letters

1. Sender's address;
2. Date;
3. Receiver's address;
4. Attention line;
5. Salutation;
6. Body of the letter;
7. Complimentary Close;
8. Signature.

*** Do not use contractions.E.g. I am writing to request... NEVER ... I'm writing to request...

Informal Letters

1. Date;
2. Salutation: Dear Brian or Brian;
3. Body of the letter;
4. Close: Love, Best wishes/regards, Yours;
5. Sender's name.

*** You can use contractions. E.g. I'm, You're...

If you don't know the name of the person you're writing to:

Salutation: Dear Sir, Dear Madam, Dear Miss

Close: Yours Faithfully

If you know the name of the person:

Salutation: Dear Mr. Bright / Mrs. Bright

Close: Sincerely, Yours sincerely

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