By the front door – na porta da frente. Christmas Eve – véspera de Natal. Christmas tree – árvore de Natal. How glad I was – como eu fiquei contente! How tall you are getting – como você está ficando alto (crescendo). I was sorry about – eu senti muito. It Is over – está terminado. He shook hands with me – ele apertou-me as mãos. To take a look – para dar uma olhada. She was standing – Ela estava parada

Are you all right? – Você tá bem. Are you doing something later? Você vai fazer alguma coisa mais tarde? Are you doing that on porpuse? – Tá fazendo isso de propósito. Are you driving? – Você tá de carro aí? Are you enjoying yourself? – Você está se divertindo? Are you feeling all right? – Está se sentindo bem? Are you having a good time? – Você está se divertindo? Are you having fun? – Você está se divertindo? Are you in or out – Tá dentro ou fora? Are you kidding – Tá brincando?

Could I have the bill, please? (Pode trazer a conta, por favor?) May I ask you a question? (Posso fazer uma pergunta?) Can you turn on the TV, please? (Posso ligar a televisão, por favor?) Will you answer the phone, please? (Atende o telefone, por favor.) Would you sign this document, please? (Poderia assinar este documento, por favor?) Would you mind closing the door? (Você se incomodaria em fechar a porta?)

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 afraid of this – Era o que eu temia. I was so worried – Eu tava tao preocupado. I was wrong about him – Eu me enganei a respeito dele. At worst – Na pior das hipóteses. I’ll see you later / See you. – Até logo. / Até amanhã. I’ll ask him – eu pergunto pra ele. I’ll be back later – Volto mais tarde. I’ll be right back. – Eu já volto.

I’ll just sleep – Eu vou dormir um pouco. I’ll let myself out! – Eu sei o caminho! I’ll make it work – Eu vou dar um jeito. I’ll never forgive myself! – eu nunca vou me perdoar. I’ll park over there – vou estacionar ali. I’ll see you soon – Até breve. I’ll show you – eu te mostro. I’ll stay – Vou ficar. I’ll take a look at it – vou dar uma olhada. I’ll take care of it. – Pode deixar comigo. I’ll take you home – Eu te levo em casa…

I get it! – entendo! I got a big promotion – eu tive uma grande promoção. I got a flat tire. – Furei um pneu. I got a good deal. – Fiz uma boa compra. I got a good grade. – Tirei uma nota boa. I got a reason – eu tenho um motivo. I got friends in the department – tenho amigos na polícia I got it off my chest – Desabafei! I got it! / I did it! – Consegui! I got nervous – fiquei nervoso! I got scared. – Levei um susto.

How are you doing, man? – Como vai, cara? How are you? – Como vai? Como tem passado? How are you doing? – Como vai? Como tem passado? How are you today – Como vai? Como tem passado? How is it going? – Como vai? Como tem passado? How big are they? – qual o tamanho deles?How could I do this? – O que que eu fiz? How could you? – como pode? How dare you? – como você se atreve?

Glad to see you – Que bom ve-lo Go ahead – vá em frente Go get it! – vá buscá-lo Go home – vai pra casa. God bless you. / Bless you. – Saúde! (Quando alguém espirra) Golly! – Meu deus! Good afternoon – Boa tarde. Good day sir – Bom dia Senhor Good evening – boa noite! Good Idea! – Boa idéia! / É uma boa. Sounds good. – Boa idéia! / É uma boa. Good job! – Bom trabalho! Good luck – boa sorte

It’s kind of expensive. – É meio caro. It’s late – já está tarde. It’s like this – É assim! It’s me – sou eu! It’s my day off. – Estou de folga. It’s my fault – é culpa minha. It’s my pleasure to take you home. – Faço questão de te levar para casa. It’s no wonder ? – Não é à toa que? It’s not ok! – Não está bem, não! It’s OK with me. – Por mim, tudo bem. It’s out of order. – Está com defeito.

1. She loves to dance.
2. She dances on her school’s team.
3. She dances after school.
4. She loves to dance in her room.
5. She loves to dance in the kitchen.
6. She also loves to dance in the bathroom.
7. Anyone can see that she is funny.
8. People say she is the best dancer.

• Do you work? = você trabalha?
• Do I know you? = eu te conheço?
• Does she like him? =  ela gosta dele?
• Do you speak English? = você fala Inglês?
• Do they need help? = eles precisam de ajuda?
• Do they like me? = eles gostam de mim?
• Does he study here?  = ele estuda aqui?
• Does you like her? = você gosta dela?
• Does he play soccer? = Ele joga futebol?
• Do you like pizza? = você gosta de pizza?

1. I’m tired = estou cansado
2. I’m in love = estou apaixonado
3. I’m hungry = estou com fome
4. I’m thursty = estou com sede
5. I’m on the bus = estou no ônibus
6. I’m married = sou casado
7. I’m late = estou atrasado
8. I’m starving = estou morrendo de fome
9. I’m Brazilian = sou brasileiro
10. I’m Gilson = sou o Gilson

1. She is too sick.
2. She has the cold.
3. She can’t stop sneezing.
4. She keeps a tissue box near her.
5. Her nose is so red.
6. She also has a fever.
7. She puts a cold towel over her forehead.
8. She is too sick to go to school.
9. Her friends visit her.
10. They give her the homework assignments.
11. They try to make her feel better.

1. The boy is always busy.
2. He goes to school for eight hours.
3. He has seven classes.
4. They are all hard.
5. He has a lot of homework.
6. It takes him five hours to finish it.
7. He also has piano practice.
8. He spends two hours playing the piano.
9. He only sleeps for four hours.
10. He is tired.

1. She gets an allowance from her parents.
2. They give her $10 a week.
3. She wants more.
4. She asks her parents nicely.
5. They say no.
6. She tries to change their minds.
7. She washes their cars.
8. She makes them dinner.
9. She compliments them.
10. Her parents decide to give her a raise.
11. She will get $15 a week.

1. Do the dishes – Lavar louça
2. Do the ironing – Passar roupa
3. Do the laundry – Lavar roupa
4. Dry the dishes – Secar a louça
5. Dust – Espanar, tirar o pó.
6. Throw away – Jogar fora.
7. Wash the floor – Lavar o chão
8. Make the bed – Arrumar a cama
9. Sweep the floor – Varrer o chão
10. Wipe – Limpar, secar

1. Cup – Xícara
2. Fork – Garfo
3. Frying pan – Frigideira
4. Glass – Copo
5. Kettle – Chaleira
6. Knife – Faca
7. Mug – Caneca
8. Napkin – Guardanapo
9. Saucer – Pires
10. Spoon – Colher

1. Did you go to his birthday party?
2. Did she talk to her father?
3. Did they buy that beautiful house?
4. Did he send the email to him?
5. Did Carol get married?
6. Did she tell you what happened?
7. Did you really do that?
8. Did he give you this as a gift?
9. Did it rain last night?
10. Did you study for the test?