What do you do at your job? O que você faz no seu trabalho? I’m in charge of the sales departmentEu sou encarregado pelo depto de vendas. I’m the sales managerEu sou o gerente de vendas. I’m responsible for accounts. Eu sou responsável pela contabilidade. Personnel department / Advertising. Departamento Pessoal / Publicidade. I work at a company called…Eu trabalho em uma empresa chamada…
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Are you Sure?
Gee! / Wow! Nossa! Cool! Legal! Interesting Interessante! Terrific! Magnífico! Great! / Nice! Ótimo! Really? É mesmo? Are you serious? Sério? You are (kidding / joking)! Você está brincando! I can’t believe it! Não acredito! Are you sure about that? Você tem certeza disso?
Hold on….
Hold on the line please / One moment. (Aguarde um instante.). Mr. … is not in his office now. (O Senhor… não está no momento.). Who is speaking? (Quem está falando). Can I get him to call you back? (Posso pedir a ele para telefonar-lhe mais tarde?). Mr. … went out to have lunch. (O Senhor… saiu para almoçar.). Mr. … is out of town. (O Senhor… está viajando).
Please, sit down!
I don’t speak English (very well). (Não falo inglês (muito bem)). Please sit down and wait a minute. (Por favor, sente-se e espere um minuto.). I will call somebody who speaks English. (Vou chama alguém que fale inglês.). Please. (Por favor.) I am sorry. (Perdão desculpa.) Excuse-me. (Desculpe-me, licença.). Thank you. (Obrigado.) You are welcome / Don’t mention it. (De nada.) Let me introduce Mr… (Quero lhe apresentar ao Senhor…). It doesn’t matter. (Não faz mal).
How are you doing?
How are you doing, Leo? Como vai, Leo? How are you? – Como vai? Como tem passado? How are you doing? – Como vai? Como tem passado? How are you today – Como vai? Como tem passado? How is it going? – Como vai? Como tem passado? How big are they – qual o tamanho deles How could I do this? – O que que eu fiz? Hold still – Segure firme. Holy shit – que saco!
Glad to see you….
Glad to see you – Que bom ve-lo Go ahead – vá em frente Go get it! – vá buscá-lo Go home – vai pra casa God bless you. / Bless you. – Saúde! (Quando alguém espirra) Golly! – Meu deus Good afternoon – Boa tarde Good day sir – Bom dia Senhor Good evening – boa noite! Good Idea! – Boa idéia! / É uma boa. Sounds good. – Boa idéia! / É uma boa. Good job! – Bom trabalho! Good luck – boa sorte
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You like that
- I like to be alone.
- I love cooking.
- I enjoy playing football.
- I’m crazy about pizza.
- I’m fond of rock music.
- I like studying English.
- I don’t like him.
- I can’t stand those people.
- I hate this bad smell.
- I don’t like washing dishes.
simple past
- She went to the party last night.
- He paid her last Thursday.
- We had a wonderful day.
- I read this book last month.
- They got married two weeks ago.
- They didn’t do their homework.
- He didn’t buy a new car.
- My brother was really hungry.
- It rained a lot last night.
- Márcia just told us what she did.
simple present
- She drinks a glass of milk every day.
- He leaves his office at six o’clock.
- My brother likes his job very much.
- They want to buy a lot of magazines.
- I work in a drugstore twice a week.
- John studies English in the morning.
- He doesn’t eat fruit for dessert.
- She doesn’t know about the party.
- We don’t want to eat pie now.
- I don’t understand what they say.
- She doesn’t forget her birthday.
