Oi, eu sou o Gilson … Hi, I am Gilson… Este é meu amigo Paul  This is my friend Paul   Como vai? (formal) How do you do?  Eu gostaria de te apresentar ao meu amigo…. I´d like to introduce you to my friend.  Prazer em conhecê-lo  Nice to meet you   Prazer em conhecê-lo também Nice to meet you too!  O prazer é meu! My pleasure!

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!

Eu pratico inglês, dia sim dia não. – I practice English every other day. Ele não vem hoje. – He isn’t coming today. Isto não vale a pena. – It’s not worth it. / It isn’t worthwhile. Nada mais justo. – Fair enough. Eu continuo tentando, ainda não desisti. – I’m still trying, I haven’t given up yet. Até agora, tudo bem. – So far, so good. Você tem que pagar até o fim do mês. – You have to pay by the end of the month. / … before the end of the month.

Desculpe, você é americano? Excuse me, are you American? Não No. Você fala inglês? Do you speak English? Um pouco, mas não muito bem. A little, but not very well. Há quanto tempo você está aqui? How long have you been here? 2 meses. 2 months. Com o que você trabalha? What do you do for work? Eu sou estudante. E você? I’m a student. How about you? Eu sou estudante também. I’m a student too…

You bought a new computer, didn’t you? You won’t forget it, will you? It’s a beautiful day, isn’t it? She saw her dad in town, didn’t she? It’s going to rain, isn’t it? They aren’t living here anymore, are they? Nobody opened this door, did they? Somebody phoned me, didn’t they? I’m a nice person, aren’t I? I’m a nice person, am I not? Let’s go to the cinema, shall we? Let’s go to the cinema, let’s not?

Que dia é bom para você? What day’s good for you? Quando você está livre? When are you free? Posso marcar para (quinta-feira)? Can I put down for (Thursday)? Vamos nos encontrar amanhã. Let’s meet tomorrow. Que tal na sexta-feira? How about (Friday)? / How’s (Friday) for you? E (a segunda-feira)? And how about (Monday)? Que tal um almoço? Does lunch sound good?

1. She gets money from her parents.
2. They give her $:20 a week.
3. She wants more.
4. She asks her parents nicely.
5. They say no.
6. She tries to change their minds.
7. She washes their cars.
8. She makes them dinner.
9. She compliments them.
10. They decide to give her a raise.
11. She will get $:35 a week.

1. Patricia goes to a clothing store.
2. The dresses are on sale.
3. She buys a dress for her daughter.
4. It is blue with yellow flowers.
5. Patricia takes the dress home.
6. Her daughter tries it on.
7. It doesn’t fit. It is too tight.
8. She goes back to the store.
9. She wants her money back.
10. The cashier says,
11. “Sorry, all sales are final.”

1. She has one dog already.
2. It has black fur. It is very big.
3. She wants another one.
4. She goes to the pet store.
5. She buys another dog.
6. It has brown fur.
7. It is medium-sized.
8. She brings it home.
9. She puts her two dogs together.
10. They run away from each other.
11. They do not like each other.