The document introduces two people, Madalena and Vanessa, who exchange names and Vanessa's surname, Silva. It then provides the affirmative and negative forms of the verb "to be" in Portuguese, including both full and short forms. The next section depicts a conversation where Mary, Alex and Brenda greet each other, and Brenda asks Mary how she is, to which Mary responds that she is fine, and asks how Brenda is doing as well, who replies that she is OK.

1. HELLO! WHAT´S YOUR NAME ?
(Olá! Qual é o teu nome?)
A. Hello! My name’s Madalena. What’s your name ?
(Olá! Meu nome é Madalena. Qual é o teu nome?)
B. Hi! My name’s Vanessa.
(Olá! Meu nome é Vanessa.)
A. What’s your surname?
(Qual é o teu apelido?)
B. My surname’s Silva.
(O meu apelido é Silva.)

2. To Be (ser ou estar)
Affirmative forms
Full forms
(Formas longas)
Affirmative forms
Short forms
(Formas contraídas)
Negative forms
Full forms
(Formas longas)
Negative forms
Short forms
(Formas contraídas)
I am (Eu sou) I’m I am not I’m not
You are (Tu és) You’re You are not You aren’t
He is (Ele é) He’s He is not He isn’t
She is (Ela é) She’s She is not She isn’t
It is (Isto é) It’s It is not It isn’t
We are (Nós somos) We’re We are not We aren’t
You are (Vós sois) You’re You are not You aren’t
They are (Eles são) They’re They are not They aren’t

4. HOW ARE YOU?
(Como estás tu?)
Mary: Good morning, Alex. (Bom dia, Alex.)
Alex: Good morning, Mary. (Bom dia, Mary.)
This is my new friend, Brenda. (Esta é a minha nova amiga, Brenda.)
Mary: Hello, Brenda. (Olá Brenda.)
Brenda: Hi, Mary. How are you? (Olé, Mary. Como estás tu?)
Mary: I’m fine, thanks. And you? (Eu estou bem, obrigado. E você?)
Brenda: I’m OK. (Estou bem.)
Mary: I have to go now. Goodbye. (Eu tenho que ir agora. Adeus.)
Alex and Brenda: Bye-bye. (Adeus)