Table of Contents
	Topics Page details No. of pages Greetings Forms of greetings Greetings continued Cultural note Exercise More greetings 5 Common phrase Frequently used words Common phrases continued Cultural note Test yourself 4 Personal pronoun Personal pronoun More Pronouns Cultural note More cultural note Analyze pronouns 5 Verb Introduction to verbs Ser verb Ser verb continued Estar verb Estar verb continued 5 Demonstrative pronoun Isto, isso, Aquilo More examples With aqui, ai, ali Judge yourself 4 Gender & article Introduction Basic concepts Words same for both gender Singular form Plural form Singular to plural Nouns ending with vowel L changed to -is Words with -ma Words with -tra, -tsta Continued Words remembered Words with -agem Indefinite article Test for gender 15 Number system Cardinal number Continued Continued Continued Ordinal number Continued Continued Continued Numbers between 30 to 99 Numbers:20, 30 Numbers:100 to 500 600 to 1000 Numbers:120, 1200 13 Preposition Introduction(to, from, in) Different examples Prepositions & articles Preposition & pronoun 4 Alphabet Portuguese alphabet a, b, c d, f, g h, i, j, l m ,n p, q r, s t, v, x 8 Accent Introduction(circumflex) Nasal form Stress(é, á) 3 Interrogative sentence Introduction Different forms How, where, why How much, How many Applications 5 Land & people Africa, America Asia, Antarctica Scandinavia Europe South America South America 6 Story Give me your hand. Story of Nasiruddin. 2 Conversation Inside a hotel Get a taxi Telephonic conversation Room reservation 4 Verb details Introduction Three forms(ar, er, ir) Regular & irregular verbs Different moods Verbal tense Indicative present(speak) Indicative present(eat) Indicative present(leave) Indicative imperfect(speak) Indicative imperfect(eat) Indicative imperfect(leave) Indicative past(speak) Indicative past(eat) Indicative past(leave) Indicative future(speak) Indicative future(eat) Indicative future(leave) Indicative conditional(speak) Indicative conditional(eat) Indicative conditional(leave) Indicative perfect(speak) Indicative perfect(eat) Indicative perfect(leave) Imperative Present subjunctive(speak) Present subjunctive(eat) Present subjunctive(leave) Past subjunctive(speak) Past subjunctive(eat) Past subjunctive(leave) Future subjunctive(speak) Future subjunctive(eat) Future subjunctive(leave) Examples(was, am, will be) Examples(did, do, will do) Examples(went, go, will go) Examples(speak, used to speak) Examples(spoke, will speak) Complex Tense Present & past participle 40 Day, month, year Parts of a day Days in a week Months Different seasons Take challenge 5 Drinks & snacks Introduction Different shops Coffee Tea, milk, beer Snacks Soft drinks 6 Adjective Adjective Exercise 2 Miscellaneous Possessive Pronoun Important Places Fill in the blanks Frequently asked questions Poem Translation Make Question Personal details form Reasons for studying Portuguese Information Direction Portuguese passage At the market Galo de Barcelos 14 Portuguese culture Fado Azulejo(blue tiles) Port Wine Favorite Food Favorite Drink 5 Vocabulary Day, time Dress Mixed words Different items Different parts of body Relation Different colors Drinks 8