Verb To Be - Present

Observação: ‘It’ é usado para coisas, animais e bebê sem sexo definido
 
Exemplos:
01. Você é linda.
Affirmative: You are [You're] beautiful.
Interrogative: Are you beautiful?
Negative: You are not [You aren't] beautiful.
 
Observação:
Beautiful: pode ser usado para homem e mulher.
Handsome: só para homens.
 
Logo, em um texto, quando tiver uma frase com o adjetivo 'handsome', você já sabe que se refere a um homem.
 
02. Eles estão estudando para passar em um concurso militar.
Affirmative: They are [They're] studying to pass on a military contest.
Interrogative: Are they studying to pass on a military contest.
Negative: They are not [They aren't] to pass on a military contest.

Verb To Be - Past

Observação: ‘It’ é usado para coisas, animais e bebê sem sexo definido
 
Exemplos:
01. Você era linda.
Affirmative: You were beautiful.
Interrogative: Were you beautiful?
Negative: You were not [You weren't] beautiful.
 
Observação:
Beautiful: pode ser usado para homem e mulher.
Handsome: só para homens.
 
Logo, em um texto, quando tiver uma frase com o adjetivo 'handsome', você já sabe que se refere a um homem.
 
02. Eles estavam estudando para passar em um concurso militar.
Affirmative: They were studying to pass on a military contest.
Interrogative: Were they studying to pass on a military contest.
Negative: They were not [They weren't] to pass on a military contest.
 
03. Eu estava em casa ontem.
Affirmative: I was at home yesterday.
Interrogative: Was I at home yesterday?
Negative: I was not [wasn't] at home yesterday.

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British x American English: Vocabularies

British x American English: Miscellaneous

British x American English: Miscellaneous

Anti Clockwise  —–<>—– Counter-Clockwise

Autumn —–<>—– Fall

Car Boot Sale —–<>—– Garage Sale

Caretaker —–<>—– Janitor

Cashier —–<>—– Teller

Chap —–<>—– Guy

Dear —–<>—– Expensive

Draughts —–<>—– Checkers

Draw —–<>—– Tie

Mum, Mummy—–<>—– Mom, Mommy, Ma

Nil (Sport) —–<>—– Nothing, Zero

Noughts and Crosses —–<>—– Tic Tac Toe

Mate —–<>—– Buddy

A Full Stop —–<>—– A Period

An Exclamation Mark —–<>—– An Exclamation Point

Round Brackets —–<>—– Parentheses

Square Brackets —–<>—– Brackets

Curly Brackets —–<>—– Curly Braces

Cling Film —–<>—– Plastic Wrap

Dummy for Baby —–<>—– Pacifier

Sweets —–<>—– Candy

Rubbish —–<>—– Garbage (Trash)

Drawing-pin —–<>—– Thumb tack

Dustbin —–<>—– Trash can

Chemist’s —–<>—– Drugstore/ Pharmacy

British x American English: Transportation

British x American English: Transportation

A single ticket —–<>—– One way ticket

Aeroplane —–<>—– Airplane

Bonnet —–<>—– Hood

Boot —–<>—– Trunk

Crossroads —–<>—– Intersection, crossroads

Diversion —–<>—– Detour

Driving Licence —–<>—– Driver’s License

Dual Carriageway —–<>—– Divided Highway

Estate car —–<>—– Station Wagon

British x American English: Home and Building

British x American English: Home and Building

Bath —–<>—– Bath Tub

Bin/ Dust Bin —–<>—– Trash Can

Block of Flats —–<>—– Apartment Building, Apartment House

Bungalow —–<>—– One Story House

Bureau De Change —–<>—– Currency Exchange

Chemist’s Shop —–<>—– Drugstore

British x American English: Food & Kitchen

British x American English: Food & Kitchen

Aubergine —–<>—– Eggplant

Beetroot —–<>—– Beet

Biscuit —–<>—– Cookie

Black Treacle —–<>—– Molasses

Broad Bean —–<>—– Lima Bean

Chips —–<>—– French Fries

Cling Film —–<>—– Plastic Wrap

Cooker —–<>—– Range, Stove

Courgette —–<>—– Zucchini

Coriander—–<>—– Cilantro

Crisps —–<>—– (Potato) Chips