Where can I exchange some money? Can you cash a check for me? What’s the exchange rate today? Can I help you? Good morning. Can I help you? Thank you, I am just looking. How much is that wallet? I’d like to see a cellphone… How much is that one? It’s expensive!

How long will the concert last? (Quanto tempo o show vai durar?) How long have you been living here? (Quanto tempo faz que você mora aqui?) How long has she been working there? (Quanto tempo faz que ela trabalha lá?) How long have they been married? (Quanto tempo faz que eles estão casados?) How long have you been studying English? (Quanto tempo faz que você estuda inglês?)

How often do you do that? (Com que frequência você faz isso?) How often do you guys go to the movies? (Com que frequência vocês vão ao cinema?) How often did they punish you? (Com que frequência eles puniam você?) How often did you do that? (Com que frequência você fazia isso?) How often does he study English? (Com que frequência ele estuda inglês?) How often do you see each other? (Com que frequência vocês se veem?)

What time is it, please? It’s fifteen to noon. How many brothers to you have? I have two brothers and one sister. At what time does your father work? He works from 7 am to 3 pm. Do you have work on the weekends? No, I don’t. I work from Monday to Friday. How many languages do you speak? I speak Portuguese and English, but I still need to learn Spanish!

Do you speak Portuguese? No, I don’t. But I have to learn it! How do you say ‘thank you’ in Portuguese? ‘Obrigado’, or ‘obrigada’. How do you go to school? I don’t go to school. I study at home. How many countries do you know? I know five countries. What’s your telephone number? Five, five, two, four, double three……

1. When do you go to church?
On Thursday evenings and Sunday mornings.
2. When do you study Portuguese?
On Mondays and Wednesdays, from 7 to 9 pm.
3. How much is a hot dog and a soda?
It’s three reais and fifty cents.
4. When do you prefer to read: in the morning or in the evening?
I prefer to read in the evening, because it is silent. What about you?

1. Hey Joseph. Do you want to play?
2. Sure. What do you want to play?
3. How about Hide and Seek?
4. How do you play that?
5. I’ll close my eyes and count to 10.
6. What do I do?
7. You hide. Then I’ll go look for you.
8. That sounds like fun.

A: Hi Gilson. How are you?
B: I’m fine. What are you doing?
A: I’m reading a book.
B: Really? All of it?
A: No. Just this part.
B: Who’s that?
A: It’s Mary. She has a dog.
B: Let’s read it together.

1. Add – Adicionar, incluir.
2. Agree – Concordar.
3. Arrive – Chegar.
4. Ask – Perguntar, pedir.
5. Be – Ser, estar.
6. Buy – Comprar.
7. Begin – Inciar, começar.
8. Believe – Crer, acreditar.
9. Break – Quebrar.
10. Bring – Trazer.
11. Become – Tornar-se.