Question

4. Look at the example and make conversations.
She / (X) Brazil / (√) English
- Is she from Brazil?
- No, she isn’t.
- What’s her nationality?
- She’s English.
a) She / (X) Japan / (√) Chinese
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b) He / (X) Spain / (√) Portuguese
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c) He / (X) Portugal / (√) Brazilian
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d) She / (X) Italy / (√) American
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e) They / (X) England / (√) Spanish
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Answer 1

Resposta:

a)

- Where is she from? Japan?

- No. She's Chinese.

- Oh, I thought she was Japanese.

b)

- Where is he from? Is he Spanish?

- No, he is not. He is Portuguese.

c)

- She is from Italy, right?

- No, she is American.

d)

- They are from England.

- Are you Shure? My friend told me they are Spanish.

- Oh, right. They are from Spain. I got confused.

Answer 2

✧ Vamos fazer conforme o exemplo... é bem simples, vamos lá?!

A) She / (X) Japan / (√) Chinese

• Is she from Japan?
• No, she isn’t.
• What’s her nationality?
• She’s Chinese.

B) He / (X) Spain / (√) Portuguese.

• He is from Spain?
• No, he isn’t.
• What’s her nationality?
• He’s Portuguese.

C) He / (X) Portugal / (√) Brazilian.

• He is from Portugal?
• No, he isn’t.
• What’s her nationality?
• He’s Brazilian.

D) She / (X) Italy / (√) American.

• Is she from Italy?
• No, she isn’t.
• What’s her nationality?
• She’s American.

E) They / (X) England / (√) Spanish.

• They're from England?
• No, they aren't.
• What is their nationality?
• They are Spanish.

Bem, "They" significa "Eles", "she" é "ela", e "he" é "ele", e "she's" ou "he's", é abreviação de "she is" e "he is" temos o "they're" também, que é a abreviação de "they are".

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