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.
O Blog Tomorrow
O Blog Tomorrow
At tomorrow!
Você fala inglês? Do you speak English? Sim. Yes. Onde você aprendeu? Where did you learn it? Eu aprendí na Tomorrow! I learned it at Tomorrow. Voce fala muito bem. You speak really well.
Study English!
A package of rice – Um pacote de arroz. A bottle of Milk – Uma garrafa de leite. A slice of pizza – Uma fatia de pizza. A grain of bean – Um grão de feijão. A glass of water – Um copo de água. A cup of coffee – Uma xícara de café.
How are you?
Eu já volto. I’ll be right back. Como vai? How are you?/How are you doing?/How is it going? Oi, tudo bom? Hi, how’s it going? E aí, como é que é? Hey, what’s up? Há quanto tempo! It’s been a long time. Quantos anos você tem? How old are you?
Come with us!
É mesmo!? – Oh, really?! / Is that right? Não me diga! … You don’t say! / Don’t tell me! Não acredito! … I can’t believe it! Tá brincando! … No kidding! / You must be joking! Prá que!? What for!?
That’s enought!
Não me incomoda! / Não enche o saco! Don’t bother me! Me deixa fora disso. Leave me out of this. Me deixa em paz! Leave me alone. Deixe-me ir. Let me go. Cala a boca! Shut up! Chega! / Basta! That’s enough! Cai fora! Get lost!
O Blog Tomorrow
who’s that boy?
- What does Alan do?
- How old is he?
- Where does he work at night?
- What time does he get up?
- What does he eat for breakfast?
- What does he drink?
- What does he do after breakfast?
- What time does he leave for work?
- Where does he have lunch?
- What time does he come home?
A good doctor
- Brian is a good doctor.
- He looks after sick people.
- He usually gets up at 6.00!
- Today he is very late.
- It is 6.30 and he is still in bed.
- He usually goes to work by train
- But today he is driving to work.
- He arrives at work at 6.40!
- It’s 7.30 now and he is still driving.
- He will get there too late today.
A Bad Diet
- Mom, I’m hungry.
- Look in the fridge.
- There’s nothing to eat.
- Are you sure?
- It’s almost empty.
- I went to the market yesterday.
- I don’t see anything.
- I bought lots of apples.
- I don’t want fruit.
- Eat the fruit. It’s good for you.
