Brian, do you know how to speak English? Yes. Where did you learn? I learned in college. You speak really well. Thank you. How long have you been in the U.S.? 3 weeks. Is your wife with you? Yes, she just got here yesterday. Have you been to California before? No. I’ve never been there.

Where are you going? I am going to the park. What will you do there? I will play football. Who will you play with? My friends. May I play too? Yes, you may. What time do you go to school? I go at 7am. How do you get to school? I get to school by bus. What grade are you in? The 8th grade. Do you have fun at school? Yes, I do.

Oh! The electricity is off! I can’t see anything. Me either. What should we do? We need a flashlight. Where is it? I think it’s in the kitchen drawer. Yes, here it is. Have you seen my backpack? No. Why do you ask? Because I can’t find it. Did you look in your closet? Yes, It wasn’t there. Did you look under your bed? No, not yet. I bet that’s where it is.

What kind of desserts do you like to eat? What kind of food do like to eat when you are angry? What kind of food do you eat between meals? What kind of food do you like the most? What kind of food do you like to eat? What kind of food does your mother make? What kind of food that you think is the least healthy? What kind of food that you think is the most healthy? What kind of food you usually eat?

What did you eat for lunch yesterday? What did you eat the last time you ate at a restaurant? What did you have for breakfast this morning? What did you have for supper last night? What do you eat for breakfast every day? What do you eat when you feel sad? What do you like to drink? What do you like to eat for your dinner?

Can you cook well? Did you drink coffee this morning? Did you eat lunch today? Do you always eat dinner with your family? Do you always eat vegetables? Do you cook? If yes, what food do you cook the most often? Do you drink milk every day? Do you drink tea every day? Do you eat beef?

I didn’t take any photographs, but Martha took some. (Não tirei nenhuma fotografia, mas Martha tirou.). You can have some coffee, but I don’t want any. (Você pode tomar um pouco de café, mas eu não quero.). I’ve bought some chocolate. Would you like some? (Comprei chocolate. Você gostaria de um pouco?). Are there any biscuits? Yes, there are some in the jar. (Há alguns biscoitos? Sim, há alguns no pote.).

Velho – old – older – oldest
Jovem- young – younger – youngest
Bonito- pretty – prettier – prettiest
Longo – long – longer – longest
Baixo – short – shorter – shortest
Brilho – bright – brighter – brightest
Fechar – close – closer – closest
Feliz – happy – happier – happiest

É quase Carnaval. O que você vai fazer neste final de semana? It’s almost Carnaval. What are you doing this weekend? Nada de especial, apenas trabalhar. Por que você pergunta? Nothing special, just working. Why do you ask? Bem, eu ainda não teminei minha compras de Natal. Você quer ir às compras comigo neste final de semana? Well, I still haven’t finished my Christmas shopping. Do you want to go shopping with me this weekend?

1. Welcome to Brazil! Bem-vindo ao Brasil!
2. Congratulations! Parabéns!
3. Good luck! Boa sorte!
4. Cheers! Saúde!
5. All the best! Tudo de bom!
6. Have a nice weekend! Bom final de semana!
7. Have a nice holiday! Bom feriado!
8. Have a nice trip! Boa viagem!

1- How are you? Como está você? 
2- I am fine! Eu estou bem!
3- Nice to meet you! Prazer te conhecer!
4- Nice to meet you too. O prazer é meu.
5- What time is it? Que horas são?
6- I am hungry! Estou com fome!
7- I am thirsty! Estou com sede!

1- Estou com pressa – I’m in a hurry.
2- Estou na escola – I’m at school.
3- Estou no trabalho – I’m at work
4- Estou em casa – I’m at home.
5- Estou  com sono – I’m sleepy.
6- Estou de férias – I’m on vacation
7- Estou de folga – It’s my day off.
8- Estou sem grana – I’m broke.

1- Take after – puxar, assemelhar-se
2- Take away – levar embora
3- Take down – derrubar
4- Take in – enganar
5- Take off – tirar
6- Take on – contratar
7- Take out – levar para fora
8- Take over – assumir chefia/direção

1- Get along with – dar-se bem com
2- Get away – escapar
3- Get down – descer
4- Get in – entrar
5- Get up – levantar
6- Get off – descer, apesar de
7- Get on – subir, montar
8- Get over – superar
9- Get out – sair

1. See you. Até mais
2. See you later. Até mais tarde
3. See you tomorrow. Até amanhã
4. See you next Monday. Até sábado
5. See you at night. Até à noite
6. See you soon. Até breve
7. Take care. Te cuida (cuide-se)
8. God bless you. Fique com Deus

1. I don’t know which size to get.
2. Why don’t you check your shoes?
3. Sizes are different with each shoe.
4. You’ll have to measure your foot.
5. How do I do that?
6. There’s a chart by your chair.
7. You put your foot on.
8. Oh, I found it, thanks.
9. What size are you?
10. I’m a size eight.

1. Hi, how are you doing?
2. I’m not good today.
3. How about yourself?
4. I’m pretty good. Thanks for asking.
5. No matter. So how have you been?
6. I’ve been great. What about you?
7. I’ve been good. I’m in school now.
8. What school do you go to?
9. I go to Tomorrow school.
10. That’s a great school.

1. I’d like to increase my Internet data.
2. I’ll be glad to help you.
3. What’s your account number?
4. My account number isn’t with me,
5. But my phone number is …..
6. I see you use our mobile service.
7. Yes. I also have a landline.
8. According to my file,
9. You are eligible for an upgrade.
10. What does this service include?