Good morning Bom dia – Good afternoon Boa tarde – Good evening Boa noite (ao chegar) – Good night Boa noite (despedida) – Hello Olá – Hi Oi – How are you? Como vai? (informal) – How are you doing? Como vai? (informal) – I’m fine, thanks. And you? Estou bem, obrigado. E você? – I’m fine too, thanks! Estou bem também, obrigado! – Very well, thanks! Muito bem, obrigado!
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It takes about…..
Quando tempo você leva? – How long does it take you? – Quanto tempo você levou? – How long did it take you? – Eu levo cinco minutos… – It take me five minutes… – Eu levei cinco minutos… – It took me five minutes… – Eu estou atrasado – I am delay / late. – Quero reservar um lugar – I wanna book a seat. – Quanto custa uma passagem ida e volta? – How much is a return ticket to..
Let’s speak English….
Você pode me dar um exemplo? Can you give me an example? Você pode me ajudar? Can you help me? Você pode segurar isso para mim? Can you hold this for me? Você pode dizer isso novamente por favor? Can you please say that again? Você poderia recomendar um bom restaurante? Can you recommend a good restaurant? Você poderia repetir por favor? Can you repeat that please? Você pode me mostar? Can you show me? Você poderia falar mais alto por favor? Can you speak louder please?
Can We have…..
Posso ver teu passaporte por favor? Can I see your passport please? Quer deixar uma mensagem? Can I take a message? Posso experimentar? Can I try it on? Posso usar teu telefone? Can I use your phone? Posso ter um desconto? Can it be cheaper? Você pode nos trazer o carápio por favor? Can we have a menu please.
How much is it?
Where is the bus station? ‐ Onde é a estação de ônibus? – The bus station is over there? ‐ A estação de ônibus é logo ali. – Where can I buy a ticket? ‐ Onde posso comprar uma passagem? – You can buy it at that window. ‐ Você pode comprar naquela janela. – How much is the ticket? / How much is it? ‐ Quanto é a passagem? – It’s fifteen dollars (U$15). ‐ São quinze dólares. – What time does the bus leave? ‐ A que horas sai o ônibus? – The bus leaves at ten (10) AM. ‐ O ônibus sai às dez da manhã.
Take a bus….
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. – Round trip. ‐ Passagem de ida e de volta.
How Far is it?
How far is it? ‐ Que distância fica? – 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 five minutes away. ‐ Fica há 5 minutos daqui. – It’s five miles from here. ‐ Fica há cinco milhas daqui. – It’s two blocks away from here. ‐ Fica há duas quadras daqui.
Let me know….
Hello, how can I help you? ‐ Olá, como posso ajuda‐lo? – Hello, Can I help you with anything? ‐ Olá, posso ajuda‐lo com alguma coisa? – I am just looking , thank you. ‐ Eu estou apenas olhando, obrigado. – We are just browsing, thank you. ‐ Nós estamos somente olhando por aí, obrigado. – Let me know if you decide on anything. ‐ Me avise se você decidir alguma coisa. – Let me know if you need any help. ‐ Me avise se você precisar de ajuda. – Ok, Thanks. ‐ Ok, obrigado.
Can you?
I am glad to see you – que prazer em vê-lo. I apologize for – peço desculpas por. I beg your pardon – peço desculpas por. I blew it – estraguei tudo. I can’t believe it – Não posso acreditar! eu não acredito! I can’t go anywhere – Não consigo ir pra lugar nenhum. I can’t lose – não posso perder essa. I can’t pay for this – Eu não tenho dinheiro. I can’t stand it – Não agüento mais isto. I’m sick and tired of this. – Não agüento mais isto.
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More Money
- She gets an allowance from her parents.
- They give her $10 a week.
- She wants more.
- She asks her parents nicely.
- They say no.
- She tries to change their minds.
- She washes their cars.
- She makes them dinner.
- She compliments them.
- Her parents decide to give her a raise.
- She will get $15 a week.
Practice
- (a pair of) Glasses
- (a pair of) Sunglasses
- (a pair of) Pants
- (a pair of) Shorts
- (a pair of) Shoes
- (a pair of) Sneakers
- (a pair of) Earrings
English Classroom
- Can you help me, please?
- Can I go out?
- Can I answer the question?
- Can I switch off the lights?
- Can you repeat please?
- Can I open the window?
- Can we pack our things now?
- What page are we on?
- I am ready. May I start it?
- What is the homework?
Helen is Busy
- Helen wants to do well on the math test.
- She takes out her book and studies.
- Her brother then comes into her room.
- He starts making loud noises.
- Helen yells at him.
- Her mother then comes into her room.
- She asks Helen to cook dinner.
- Helen yells at her.
- Helen finally tells her family that she is busy.
A Day for Ice Cream
- It is a sunny day.
- She feels hot.
- She fans herself with a book.
- It is still hot.
- She turns on the air conditioner.
- It is still hot.
- She jumps into a pool.
- It is still hot.
- Her dad has an idea!
- He takes her to the ice cream shop.
- They share a banana split.
- She does not feel hot anymore.
GOOD LUCK
- I wish you luck!
- Best wishes.
- I hope things will turn out fine..
- You’ll do great!
- Wishing you lots of luck!
- Fingers crossed!
- Wishing you a lot of luck!
- You were made for this!
- I hope things will work out all right.
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sentences
- I won the match.
- She fell on the dance floor.
- The boy threw the ball.
- The dog swam very quickly.
- He caught a flu.
- She bought a new dress.
- The boxer fought bravely.
- We went to school last week.
- The car was made in China.
- I sent her a letter.
health
- What’s the problem?
- I don’t feel well.
- I have a heart condition.
- Let me examine you.
- Please lie down here.
- Breathe deeply.
- Breathe in and breathe out.
- Don’t move your head.
- Where does it hurt?
- It hurts here.
simple past
- He didn’t wait for the girls.
- She didn’t sell her house yet.
- I didn’t understand your e-mail.
- She didn’t finish her homework.
- They didn’t want to live here
- We didn’t know that beach.
- Where did you put my book?
- What did you cook for lunch?
- Did they play soccer?
- Did the boy pay the bill?
