Hi. How are you? – Olá, como vai você? I’m fine. And you? – Eu estou bem e você? I’m fine, thanks. What’s your name? – Eu estou bem, obrigado. Qual é o seu nome? My name is Kristen. – O meu nome é Kristen. What’s your full name? – Qual é o seu nome completo? Kristen White. How do you spell your last name? – Como você soletra seu último nome? It’s W-H-I-T-E

He cut in line. – Ele furou a fila. He doesn’t feel well – Ele não está passando bem. He doesn’t have a fever – Ele não está com febre. He has a brand new car. – Ele tem um carro novo em folha (zerinho). He has a heart condition. – Ele sofre do coração. He has a short fuse. – Ele tem pavio curto. He is in a bad mood today. – Ele está de mau humor hoje. He is sorely mistaken – Ele está redondamente enganado. He isn’t coming today. – Ele não vem hoje.

Gentle! – Com delicadeza (por favor) Get a nap – Durma um pouco. Get in – Entra ai (carro) Get it off your chest. – Desabafa. Get lost! – Cai fora! Get nervous – ficar nervoso. Get off my back! – Larga do meu pé! / Me larga de mão! Get off the bed – sai da cama! Get the picture? – Sacô a parada! Get to the point. – Seja objetivo. Get up! – levante-se! Give and take! – Dar e receber!

É tão bom ver você novamente!. It´s so good to see you again! Você está ótimo! You look great! Quais as novidades? What´s new? / What’s up? Como vão as coisas? How is everything? Tudo está bem. Everything is all right. Como vão as crianças? How are the kids? Como vai seu marido/esposa? How is your husband/ wife? Como vai sua família? How is your family? Eles estão muito bem, obrigado. They’re very well, thanks

Você poderia repetir, por favor. Could you repeat, please? Desculpe, eu não entendi. Sorry, I didn’t understand. Não consigo te entender. I can’t understand you. Você poderia falar mais lentamente? Could you speak more slowly? Você poderia soletrar? Could you spell? Como assim? O que você quer dizer? What do you mean? Desculpe, estou devagar hoje. Sorry, I’m slow today. Desculpe, meu Inglês está um pouco enferrujado. Sorry, my English is a little rusty…

Sorry to interrupt, but. Desculpe interromper, mas. Sorry to bother you, but…Desculpe incomodá-lo, mas. Excuse me, I need to tell you something. Com licença, eu preciso te dizer uma coisa. Before you go on, let me just say that Antes de você continuar, deixe-me só dizer que. poderia falar um pouco mais sobre (…) Could you explain that part. Você poderia explicar aquela parte…

Estou com fome. I am hungry. Estou com sede. I am thirsty. Está tarde. It’s late. Demais. Too much Suficiente / Chega. Enough. Quanto custa? How much is it? Quantos? How many? Quando? When? Como? How? Onde? Where? Quem? Who?

Could you…Você poderia.. Would you mind if I…Você se importaria se eu…Let me ask you something.. Deixe-me lhe perguntar uma coisa…Maybe if you could…Talvez se você pudesse…I´d like to ask you a little favor…Eu gostaria de lhe pedir um favorzinho…I think you should…Eu acho que você deveria…You shouldn´t…Você não deveria…If I were you…Se eu fosse você…Maybe you should…Talvez você deva.. You´d better…Seria melhor você…

Como posso explicar isso? How can I explain it? É difícil explicar. It´s hard to explain. Deixe-me pensar. Let me think. Deixe-me ver. Let me see. É tipo. It´s kind of. sei lá I don’t know. Eu nao sei a palavra em Inglês. I don’t know the Word in English. Eu não sei como descrever isso. I don’t know how to describe it.

1. She goes to the mall.
2. There are many stores at the mall.
3. She sees a clothing store.
4. She goes inside.
5. There are many different shirts.
6. Some shirts have flowers.
7. Other shirts have stripes.
8. She gets a flowered shirt.
9. It is pink and white.
10. She tries it on.
11. She looks in the mirror.
12. The shirt looks great.

1. The book is in the library.
2. Jodi goes to the library.
3. She wants to borrow it.
4. She uses her card to check it out.
5. She takes the book back home.
6. She sits on the couch.
7. She reads the first page. It is good.
8. She reads twenty more pages.
9. It is not that good anymore.
10. Jodi returns the book.

1. Karen lives in California.
2. Her brother lives in Ohio.
3. They miss each other.
4. They only see each other once a year.
5. Karen calls him every day.
6. She talks about their parents.
7. She also tells him about her school.
8. He tells her about his day at college.
9. They never say bye to each other.

1. Ms. Smith is a great teacher.
2. She makes math look easy.
3. She also teaches her students
4. How to be great people.
5. Ms. Smith feels sick one day.
6. Another teacher substitutes.
7. Mr. Bob teaches the class instead.
8. He is a bad teacher.
9. He makes math confusing.
10. He also yells at the students a lot.
11. The students want Ms. Smith back.

1. He’s sick. He goes to the doctor.
2. The doctor gives him some medicine.
3. He’s still sick after one week.
4. His mom tells him to go to sleep.
5. He lies in bed all day long.
6. He rests and sleeps.
7. He drinks chicken soup.
8. He eats a lot of vegetables.
9. He’s still sick.
10. No one likes the flu.

1. It’s a sunny day. She feels hot.
2. She fans herself with a book.
3. It’s still hot.
4. She turns on the air conditioner.
5. It’s still hot. She jumps into a pool.
6. It’s still hot. Her dad has an idea!
7. He takes her to the ice cream shop.
8. They share a banana split.
9. She does not feel hot anymore.

1. I was at home alone. 
2. I was with her here.
3. You were at the station. 
4. He was my friend. 
5. She was working. 
6. It was very late. 
7. We were studying English. 
8. You were my teacher.
9. They were going home.
10. They were at school. 

1. Sally is older than Julie.
2. Paul is taller than Mike
3. Louis cooks better than Lydia
4. Layton is smarter than Phoenix
5. Draven is stronger than Caitlyn
6. Today is colder than last night.
7. Lola is faster than Lara
8. John is shorter than Larry
9. Today is hotter than yesterday.
10. Linux is safer than Windows

1. I will be there.
2. Will you do me a drink?
3. She will pick up the phone.
4. They will have coffee, please.
5. You will fall if you aren’t careful.
6. I will give you a ride.
7. We will take her out to dinner.
8. We will not talk to her.
9. He will not take an umbrella.
10. They will come late on.