Você está bem? / Tudo bem contigo? – Are you OK? Vai ficar tudo bem. / Vai dar tudo certo. – It’ll be OK. / It’ll be all right. Deu certo. – It worked. Não deu certo. – It didn’t work. Desabafa. – Get it off your chest. Veja o lado bom das coisas. – Look on the bright side. Não se preocupe. / Deixa prá lá. / Não importa. – Don’t worry. / Never mind. Não deixe isso te afetar – Don’t let it get to you. Te acalma. / Vai com calma. – Take it easy.

To ask (ásk) to attend (aténd) to be (bí) to be born (born) to become (bikám) to blow (blóu) to bring (bríng) to build (bíld) to buy (bái) to call (kól) to carry (kári) to catch (kách) to clean (klín) to close (klóus) to come (kám) to cook (kúk) to choose (chús) to dance (dáns) to draw (dró) to drink (drínk) to drive (dráiv) to eat (ít) to enter (énter) to fall (fól) to feel (fí:l) to find (fáind) to fix (fíks).

Você está bem? / Tudo bem contigo? – Are you OK? Vai ficar tudo bem. / Vai dar tudo certo. – It’ll be OK. / It’ll be all right. Deu certo. – It worked. Não deu certo. – It didn’t work. Desabafa. – Get it off your chest. Veja o lado bom das coisas. – Look on the bright side. Não se preocupe. / Deixa prá lá. / Não importa. – Don’t worry. / Never mind.

Qualquer um; tanto faz. – Either one. / Whatever. / It doesn’t matter. / It doesn’t make any difference. / It makes no difference. Pode deixar comigo – I’ll take care of it. / Leave it to me. Me avisa se mudares de idéia. – Let me know if you change your mind. Lembranças. / Abraços. – Regards. / Give my best. Vamos manter contato. – Let’s keep in touch.

Ė bom te ver novamente. It’s good to see you again. Você está aqui a trabalho? Are you here for work? O Steve está contigo? Is Steve with you? Não, eu estou sozinha. O Steve não pode vir desta vez. No I’m here alone. Steve couldn’t come this time. Quanto tempo você vai ficar? How long will you be staying? James: 4 dias. Eu retorno na sexta. 4 days. I’m going back on Friday.

Estou com frio. / … fome. / … medo. / … sono. – I’m cold. / … hungry. / … afraid. / … sleepy. Estou com vontade de beber uma cerveja. – I feel like drinking a beer. / I’d like to drink …Estou com pressa. – I’m in a hurry. Estou com dor de cabeça. – I’ve got a headache. / I have a headache. Está com defeito. – It’s out of order.

Tenho pena deles (sinto por eles). – I feel sorry for them. Isto não tem graça. – That’s not funny. Não tenho condições de trabalhar. / Não estou em condições. I’m not able to work. / I can’t work.
Ela tem vergonha de falar inglês. She’s too shy to speak English. Você tem que ter paciência. – You must be patient.

I was kidding. – Eu estava só brincando. I was joking. – Eu estava só brincando. I was just passing by. – Estou só de passagem. / I was just wondering – Por curiosidade. I was shocked. – Fiquei de boca aberta. / Fiquei de queixo caído. I was taken aback. – Fiquei de boca aberta. / Fiquei de queixo caído. I was left speechless. – Fiquei de boca aberta. / Fiquei de queixo caído. I was so worried – Eu tava muito preocupado.

We need more towels, please. – Nós precisamos de mais toalhas, por favor. We need room service, please. Nós precisamos de serviço de quarto, por favor. I need a wake up call at six a.m., please. Eu preciso de uma ligação para despertar às 6h da manhã, por favor. We need new sheets, please. Nós precisamos de novos lençóis, por favor. What time is check out? – Que horas é o check out? Check out is at eleven o’clock. Check out é às 11 horas.

1. Mommy. I don’t feel good.
2. What’s wrong, Joseph?
3. My stomach hurts.
4. Let me get some medicine.
5. Okay, mommy.
6. Here Joseph, drink this.
7. Thank you, mom.
8. I’ll call the school.
9. Try to rest, dear.

1. Teacher, I have a question.
2. What is your question?
3. Are we going to play this morning?
4. Yes, we are, but not right now.
5. When are we going to play?
6. As soon as we finish our lesson.
7. Can’t we go a little earlier today?
8. Maybe, if we finish our lesson early.

1. This is your first day of school.
2. I know, mom. I am so happy.
3. That makes me happy, too.
4. I get to meet new friends.
5. Yes, you do. And your new teachers.
6. Oh, yes. I forgot. I can’t wait.
7. Okay, dear. Let’s get in the car.
8. Okay, mommy. Let’s go.

1. Teacher! May I go to the bathroom?
2. Class is over in 5 minutes.
3. Can I go then?
4. Yes, you can.
5. I don’t know if I can hold it.
6. If you can’t, then go, dear.
7. I think I can go in a few minutes.
8. Thank you.

1.  Good morning, Tom.
2. It’s time to get up.
3. Is it 7:00 already? I’m still sleepy.
4. That’s okay, dear. Are you Hungry?
5. Yes, mom. I am so hungry.
6. Can I have pancakes?
7. Of course, you can.
8. I’ll get them ready.
9. Thanks, mom. I’m on my way!
10. It’s a beautiful morning, son.
11. Yes, it’s a sunny day.

1. My parents go to church on Sunday.
2. They trust in God.
3. They hope they will go to heaven.
4. But no one knows for sure.
5. No one knows what happens
6. After we die. But if we are good
7. We’ll be happy in heaven with God.
8. That’s what many people believe.
9. If we are bad
10. We’ll be unhappy forever in hell.
11. I don’t want to go to hell.

1. He has a job interview soon.
   
2. He wants to be the manager.
   
3. He needs to prepare.
   
4. He goes to the barber.
   
5. He gets a haircut.
   
6. He goes to the mall.
   
7. He buys a suit.
   
8. He goes home.
   
9. He prints out his resume.
   
10. He goes to the company.

1. He wakes up early.
   
2. He is tired.
   
3. He needs breakfast.
   
4. Breakfast will give him energy.
   
5. He goes to the kitchen.
   
6. He pours milk into the the bowl
   
7. He sees the wheat cereal box.
   
8. Wheat cereal is healthy.
   
9. He opens the box.
   
10. There is a toy inside.