What do you like to do in your free time? – O que você gosta de fazer no seu tempo livre? Do you like to read? – Você gosta de ler? Yes, I do. – Sim eu gosto. Do you like to watch TV? – Você gosta de assistir TV? Not really. – Não muito. What’s your favorite color? – Qual é sua cor favorita? My favorite color is purple. – MiDnha cor favorita é roxo. What’s your favorite number? – Qual é o seu númeor favorito. My favorite number is seven. – Meu número favorito é sete.

How old are you? – Quantos anos você tem? I’m thirteen years old. – Eu tenho 13 anos de idade. Where are you from? – De onde você é? I’m from Houston Texas. – Eu sou de Houston, Texas. Where were you born? – Onde você nasceu? I was born in Houston, Texas. – Eu nasci em Houston, Texas. What do you do? – O que você faz? I’m a student. – Eu sou uma estudante. When do you go to school? – Quando você vai para escola?

Hi. How are you? – Olá, como vai você? I’m good. 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

Take a bus. Pegar um ônibus. Get on the bus. Entrar no ônibus. Get off the bus. Descer do ônibus. Bus schedule. Horários dos ônibus. Ride the bus. Ride a bus. Andar de ônibus. He takes the school bus to go to school. Ele pega o ônibus escolar para ir para a escola. He takes a bus to go to school. Ele pega um ônibus (qualquer ) para ir para a escola. Bus ticket. Passagem de ônibus. One way ticket. Passagem de ida.

Is this an orange? ‐ Isso é uma laranja? – Yes, it is. ‐ Sim é. – No, It’s not. ‐ Não, não é. ‐ Is that your house? ‐ Aquela é sua casa? – Yes, that is. ‐ Sim, aquela é. – No, that’s not. ‐ Não aquela não é. – Are these credit cards? ‐ Estes são cartões de crédito? – Yes, they are. ‐ Sim, eles são. – No, they are not. ‐ Não, eles não são. – What color is this shirt? ‐ Que cor é esta camisa? – It’s blue. ‐ É azul.

What does she look like? – Como ela se parece? She has long hair. – Ela tem cabelos longos. She has wavy hair. Ela tem cabelos ondulados. She has red hair. Ela tem cabelos vermelhos ou ruivos. She has blue eyes. Ela tem olhos azuis. She has light skin. Ela tem pele clara. What does he look like? Como ele se parece? He is bald. – Ele é careca. He has a goatee. Ele tem um cavanhaque. He looks 40 years old. Ele parece ter 40 anos. He is wearing sun glasses. Ele está usando óculos escuros.

Straight hair – Cabelos lisos. Curly hair ‐ Cabelos encacheados. Wavy hair – Cabelos ondulados. She is blond. – Ela é loira. He is blond. – Ele é loiro. She is a brunette. – Ela é morena. He has dark hair. – Ele tem cabelos escuros. He has dark skin. – Ele tem pele escura. Light skin. – Pele clara. Tall. ‐ Alto/Alta Short. ‐ Baixo/Baixa. Average/Average height. – Estatura mediana. How tall are you? – Qual sua altura?/Que altura você tem?

How far is it? ‐ Que distância _ica? – It’s not very far. ‐ Não é muito longe. – It’s far away. ‐ Fica bem longe. ‐ How long does it take to get there? – Quanto tempo leva para chegar lá? – It takes an hour ‐ Leva uma hora. – It takes two hours and a half. ‐ Levam duas horas e meia. – It’s _ive minutes away. ‐ Fica há 5 minutos daqui. – It’s _ive miles from here. ‐ Fica há cinco milhas daqui. – It’s two blocks away from here. ‐ Fica há duas quadras daqui.

It’s that way ‐ Fica naquele caminho (para aquele lado). – It’s this way. ‐ Fica neste caminho (para este lado). – You are going the wrong way. ‐ Você está indo no caminho errado. ‐ I am looking for ‐ Eu estou procurando por – I need to get to  ‐ Eu preciso chegar ao/a – the post office. ‐ O orreio. – the library. ‐ A biblioteca. (Como corrigido anteriormente‐Livraria = Bookstore) – a gas station. ‐ Um posto de gasolina. – I need to go to ‐ Eu preciso ir para…

1. He goes to a shoe store.
2. He sees a pair he likes.
3. It is black and white.
4. He tries it on. It is too tight.
5. He asks if there is a bigger size.
6. There is not.
7. He looks at the other shoes.
8. He sees another pair he likes.
9. It is bright yellow.
10. He tries it on. It fits perfectly.

1. I like cupcakes and lollipops.
2. Both of them are sweet.
3. My mom likes hamburgers and french fries.
4. Both of them are salty.
5. My dad likes lemons and grapefruits.
6. Both of them are sour.
7. My sister likes coffee and dark chocolate.
8. Both of them are bitter.
9. My brother likes everything.

1. Can you help me, please?
2. Can I go out?
3. Can I answer the question?
4. Can I switch off the lights?
5. Teacher, can you repeat please?
6. Can I open the window?
7. Can we pack our things now?
8. What page are we on?
9. I am ready. May I start it?
10. What is the homework?
11. Sorry, for being late.

1. Do you have a reservation?
2. Do you need help with your bags?
3. Is there anything else?
4. How many guests are with you?
5. Your room is on the second floor.
6. Thank you for staying with us!
7. I’d like to book a room, please.
8. We really enjoyed our stay.
9. The room is too noisy.
10. Can I see the room, please?

1. Brian is the oldest brother.
2. He has two younger brothers.
3. Brian helps his parents around the house.
4. He washes the dishes.
5. He mops the floor.
6. He picks up his brothers from school.
7. Brian also teaches his brothers.
8. He tells them to be honest, kind, and friendly.
9. Brian loves his family.

1. He is talking to his friends.
2. His cell phone rings.
3. He answers it. It is his sister.
4. She asks if he could pick her up at school.
5. He tells her to wait.
6. He gets off the couch.
7. He tells his friends to leave.
8. He drives his car.
9. He parks on the street.
10. His sister gets in the car.

1. What do you need?
2. Where do you live?
3. Why are you crying?
4. Who do you want to see?
5. When do you travel?
6. Do you like being here?
7. Do you come tomorrow?
8. Do you have any children?
9. What are you doing here? 
10. Do your parents live here?

1. Are you afraid?
2. Are you all right?
3. Are you doing anything?
4. Are you going home?
5. Are you driving?
6. Are you enjoying here?
7. Are you feeling better?
8. Are you having a good time?
9. Are you better today?
10. Are you kidding?

1. What brings you here?
2. What do you do?
3. What’s your job?
4. Where do you study?
5. What do you study?
6. What’s your phone number?
7. What’s your email address?
8. Sorry, I didn’t get your name.
9. How old are you?
10. What do you like to do?