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English for Portuguese Speakers workbook, level 7 (adults)

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A printable English workbook for Portuguese-speaking adults, for work, health, school, travel and daily life. 12 topics, from “Introductions and personal information: to be and questions” to “News and community: notices, opinions and if clauses”, with 1,440 practice questions and an answer key that explains every answer. Instructions are in Brazilian Portuguese, so a Portuguese-speaking adult can study alone; every English word has a pronunciation guide written for Portuguese speakers.

  • 12topics
  • 1,440practice questions
  • 338printable pages
  • 204pictures and diagrams
  • 168read-aloud listening questions
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Real pages from topic 1, “Introductions and personal information: to be and questions”. Every topic in the book follows the same steps.

Inside the English for Portuguese Speakers workbook, level 7 (adults): quick check page from topic 1
Quick Check
Inside the English for Portuguese Speakers workbook, level 7 (adults): learn it page from topic 1
Learn It
Inside the English for Portuguese Speakers workbook, level 7 (adults): answer key page from topic 1
Answer key

What you will learn in level 7

Each topic builds on the one before it.

  1. Introductions and personal information: to be and questionsGreet people and introduce yourself, use am, is and are in statements and questions, give and ask for personal information, spell your name on the phone, say dates in the US order (month/day/year) and fill out a personal information form
  2. At work: schedules, tasks and safety signsTalk about routines and work hours with the present simple, ask and answer with do and does, use frequency words and at, on, from... to, read a weekly work schedule, leave a voicemail to say you are late or sick and understand safety signs
  3. Transportation and directions: there is, places and how to get thereUse there is and there are, prepositions of place and imperatives to give directions, ask How do I get to...? and How long does it take?, read a bus schedule, buy a fare card and understand station notices
  4. Shopping, returns and complaints: the past tenseUse the past simple of regular and common irregular verbs, ask and answer with did, use this, that, these and those, ask for sizes and prices in dollars, return or exchange an item with the receipt, make a polite complaint and read a receipt and a return policy
  5. At the doctor and pharmacy: symptoms, medicine labels and formsMake or change an appointment by phone, describe symptoms with have and hurt, say when they started, answer the questions on a patient and insurance form, read a medicine label and understand advice with should. The course gives no medical advice
  6. School meetings and talking with teachers: will and going toTalk with teachers and school staff about a child's progress, read a report card, a school calendar and a notice, write an absence note, call the attendance line, use will and going to for plans and promises and ask polite questions with Could you...?
  7. Renting, the landlord and repairs: can, could, have toRead a rental ad and the main parts of a lease, make polite requests with can, could and would, talk about rules with have to, don't have to and must, describe a problem with the present continuous and leave a clear voicemail for the landlord. The course gives no legal advice
  8. Banking, bills and phone plans: comparing pricesOpen a checking or savings account, use ATM and online banking words, read a bill, compare phone plans and prices with comparatives and superlatives, say large amounts and dates and follow a phone menu. Safety: a real bank never asks for a password or PIN by text, email or phone
  9. Job applications and interviews: I have worked..., for and sinceRead job ads, fill out a job application, use the present perfect with for and since for experience that continues today and the past simple for jobs that ended, answer common interview questions, ask about the job and write a short thank-you email
  10. Government offices and forms: appointments and paperworkMake an appointment or take a number at a public office, read form instructions (print, sign and date, required fields, proof of address), use the present perfect with already, yet, ever and never, recognize the passive on forms and ask politely for help or for someone to repeat. General forms only
  11. Emergencies and 911: what happened and what to doKnow when to call 911 and when to call a non-emergency number, give the address, the cross street and what is happening, answer the dispatcher, tell what happened with the past continuous and the past simple, follow instructions and read safety notices. Practice only: never call 911 to practice
  12. News and community: notices, opinions and if clausesRead local news, notices and community alerts, find the main idea and the details, use the first conditional, give and support an opinion with connectors, talk about volunteering and neighborhood events and check the source before sharing. No political content

How every topic works

  • Quick Check: 10 questions to see what you already know
  • Learn It: key words with pronunciation, step-by-step teaching, worked examples and common mistakes
  • We Do It Together: 10 questions with the answer and the reason shown
  • You Try: up to 85 questions to do alone, including listening questions
  • Show What You Know: 15 new questions to see the progress
  • Answer key: every answer, with a short explanation

What is in the free sample

  • The cover, how to use the workbook and the table of contents
  • One full topic, with its answers

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Who this workbook is for

Common questions

What level is this workbook?

Level 7 is for adults 18 and older. It starts at the beginning and teaches the language through real tasks: work, health, school, shopping and travel. The free Language check online shows where to start.

Is this good for work English?

Yes. The topics cover work schedules and safety signs, job applications and interviews, phone calls, forms, the doctor and school meetings: the English adults in the US use every week.

Can adults use it on their own?

Yes. Every topic has step-by-step teaching, worked examples and an answer key that explains each answer, so an adult can study alone. ESL teachers and tutors can use it with a class too.

Does it have pictures?

Yes. The book has 204 pictures and diagrams, used to teach new words and to ask questions like which picture shows a word.

Can I try it before I buy?

Yes. The free sample has the cover, how to use the workbook, the table of contents and one full topic with its answers.

Is it a PDF I can print?

Yes. It is a printable PDF of 338 pages. Buy it once and print it as often as you need for your household. It stays in your account, so you always download the newest version.

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