English Language and Grammar Lecture Review

These flashcards cover essential English vocabulary, grammar structures including conditionals and prepositions, common phrasal verbs, body parts, and typical conversational expressions based on the provided Anki deck transcript.

Analyst

The specific profession mentioned as an example of what someone does for work.

What's up?

An informal English greeting used to say 'E aí?'

Little by little

A phrase used to describe improving or progressing gradually over time.

From my point of view

A formal expression used to share a personal perspective or opinion on a matter.

Goal

A specific objective, such as becoming fluent in English or working in an international environment.

Consistent

A state of staying steady and regular in one's efforts and actions.

$$\text{How much}$$

A term used to ask for the price of an item or the quantity of an uncountable noun.

$$\text{How many}$$

A term used to ask for the quantity of countable plural items.

$$\text{There is / There are}$$

Grammatical structures used to indicate existence in the singular and plural respectively.

Due to

A prepositional phrase used to indicate the reason or cause of a situation.

$$\text{I've been} + \text{verb-ing}$$

A present perfect continuous structure used to describe an action that has been happening recently.

Rather than

A phrase used to express a preference for one thing over another.

Struggling

The state of having difficulty trying to perform a specific task or action.

It slipped my mind

An idiomatic expression used when one has forgotten something.

On the same page

An idiom meaning to be in agreement or to have a shared understanding of a situation.

Check-out

The specific time at which one must leave a hotel room.

Thirsty

The physical sensation of needing to drink water.

My bad

A casual way to admit a mistake or say 'Foi mal'.

Phrasal Verb: Get over

A phrase meaning to overcome a problem or a difficult situation.

Phrasal Verb: Call off

An expression used when a meeting, trip, or event is canceled.

Phrasal Verb: Figure out

To understand a concept or find a solution to a problem.

Phrasal Verb: Look for

The action of searching for something that has been lost, such as keys.

By the way

A transitional phrase used to change the subject or add a related thought.

Actually

A word used to correct a misconception or state the reality of a situation, similar to 'Na verdade'.

$$\text{I'm 20 years old}$$

The correct English structure to state age, correcting the common error of using 'I have'.

Mine / Yours

Possessive pronouns used to replace a 'possessive adjective + noun' construction.

Anxious

A feeling of intense worry or fear regarding future events, such as exam results.

Ambitious

A personality trait describing someone who has a strong desire for success or career achievement.

Hardworking

A term for an individual who puts a significant amount of effort into their tasks.

Zero Conditional

A conditional structure (If + present, present) used to describe general truths or facts.

Third Conditional

A structure (If + had + past participle, would have + past participle) used for hypothetical past situations.

$\text{IN}$ (Place)

A preposition used for enclosed spaces, cities, or countries.

$\text{ON}$ (Time)

A preposition used specifically for days of the week and specific dates.

Foggy

A weather condition where thick mist makes visibility low.

Working out

A hobby involving physical exercise, usually performed at a gym.

Wrist

The specific part of the human body where a watch is typically worn.

Stomach

The internal organ that can feel sore or empty when one needs food.

Between

A preposition used to describe a location in the middle of two distinct things.

Through

A preposition describing movement from one side of an area to the other inside something, like a park.

Just

A marker used in the present perfect tense to show an action happened very recently.

Yet

A word used in negative sentences or questions to indicate an expected action has not happened up to now.

$$\text{For} \, / \, \text{Since}$$

Keywords used to show duration (for) or the starting point (since) of a continuing situation.