Practice Makes Perfect: Basic Portuguese, Premium Second Edition

Preface <br> Acknowledgments <br> 1 Subject pronouns • Family <br> 2 Ser (to be) • Professions <br> 3 Estar (to be) • Moods / emotions <br> 4 Regular -ar verbs: present tense • Hobbies and leisure <br> 5 Regular -er verbs: present tense • Meals and menus <br> 6 Irregular verbs, part 1: present tense • The weather <br> 7 Irregular verbs, part 2: present tense • Politics <br> 8 Regular -ir verbs: present tense • Personality <br> 9 Irregular -ir verbs: present tense • Accidents / incidents <br> 10 -ir verbs with spelling changes • Transport <br> 11 Ter (to have) and its uses • Animals <br> 12 Haver (to have, to be) and its uses • The classroom <br> 13 Reflexive verbs • Daily routine <br> 14 Ir (to go) + infinitive to express the future • Days and months <br> 15 Saber vs. conhecer • The city center <br> 16 Definite article: the • The restaurant <br> 17 Indefinite articles: a / an / some • The hotel <br> 18 Nouns • Around the house <br> 19 Describing things • Common adjectives <br> 20 Colors • Clothing <br> 21 Demonstratives: this and that • Literature and cinema <br> 22 Nonchanging demonstratives • Materials <br> 23 Possessives, part 1: my / your / our • Technology <br> 24 Possessives, part 2: his / her / their • Education <br> 25 Relative pronouns: that / which / who / whom / where • At the beach <br> 26 Making comparisons: more (than) / less (than) • Describing people <br> 27 Superlatives • Sports <br> 28 Comparisons: tão and tanto • The countryside <br> 29 Numbers • Measurements <br> 30 Telling the time <br> 31 Prepositions, part 1: movement • Shops <br> 32 Prepositions, part 2: place • Furniture <br> 33 Prepositions, part 3: time • Expressions of time <br> 34 Prepositions + verbs / verbs + prepositions • Eating and drinking <br> 35 Com + pronouns • Current events <br> 36 Prepositions + pronouns • The airport <br> 37 Por • Idioms with por <br> 38 Para • Idioms with para <br> 39 Adverbs • Geography and the world <br> 40 Negatives • School subjects <br> 41 Interrogatives, part 1: how / who / when / where / what • Vacations <br> 42 Interrogatives, part 2: how much / how many / which (what) • Crime <br> 43 Direct-object pronouns • Polite expressions <br> 44 Indirect-object pronouns • The body <br> 45 Position of pronouns: When do they move? • Illness <br> 46 Algum and nenhum • The media <br> 47 Todo and outro • The kitchen <br> 48 Muito, pouco, and tanto • Entertainment <br> 49 Alguém, ninguém, tudo, and nada • Languages and nationalities <br> 50 Quantities and packages • The supermarket <br> English–Portuguese glossary <br> Answer key