Our = nosso. bottles = garrafas. Full = cheio(a). Half empty = Metade vazia. Pick = pegue. Right = certo(a). I can’t get = Eu não consigo pegar. Juice = suco Too high = Alto demais. Small = pequeno(a). Bread = pão. This one = Este aqui. That one = Aquele ali. Expensive = caro(a). T-shirt = Camiseta. There is = há. Right there = logo ali. Far = longe. Takes too long = Leva tempo demais. Boring = Chato. Until = Até. Short = Curto(a)….

Quer deixar recado? Do you want to leave a message? Pode anotar recado? Can you take a message? Posso anotar algum recado? May I take a message? Eu ligo mais tarde. I’ll call again later. Alô. Eu queria falar com o gerente. Hello. I’d like to talk to the manager. Quem gostaria? Who would like?

Both houses are really in bad condition.(As duas casas estão realmente em péssimas condições.) We both know what we want. (Nós dois sabemos o que queremos. Both women were French. (Ambas / as duas mulheres eram Francesas.) They both like pizza. (Os dois gostam de pizza.) Rebecca has two children, both are married. (Rebeca tem dois filhos, (Os dois são casados.)

We don’t have much time. Hurry up or we’ll miss the show. (Nós não temos muito tempo. Apresse-se ou perderemos o “show”.) Sara didn’t spend much time cleaning the house. (Sara não gastou muito tempo limpando a casa.) Sara spent a lot of time cleaning the house. (Sara gastou muito tempo limpando a casa.)  They brought lots of soft drinks and sandwiches with them. (Eles trouxeram muitos refrigerantes e sanduíches com eles.)

Who is that tall man? (Quem é aquele homem) Who told you these lies? (Quem lhe contou estas mentiras?) Whose is that dog? (ou Whose that dog is?) (De quem é aquele cachorro?) Whose is this pen? (ou Whose this pen is?) Which of those girls is your girlfriend? (Qual daquelas meninas é a sua) Which are the best libraries of this city? (Quais são as melhores livrarias desta?) Which t-shirt do you prefer: the yellow one or the blue one? (Qual camiseta você prefere: a amarela ou a azul?).

Mesa para 2, por favor. Table for 2, please. Tem espera? Is there a wait? Há uma espera de 30 minutos. There’s a 30 minute wait. Você gostaria de esperar no bar? Would you like to wait at the bar? Eu te chamarei quando a mesa estiver pronta. I’ll call you when the table is ready. Por favor, fiquem a vontade. Please, take your time…

1. Ms. Smith is a great teacher.
2. She makes math look easy.
3. She also teaches her students
4. How to be great people.
5. Ms. Smith feels sick one day.
6. Another teacher substitutes.
7. Mr. Bob teaches the class instead.
8. He is a bad teacher.
9. He makes math confusing.
10. He also yells at the students a lot.
11. The students want Ms. Smith back.

1. He’s sick. He goes to the doctor.
2. The doctor gives him some medicine.
3. He’s still sick after one week.
4. His mom tells him to go to sleep.
5. He lies in bed all day long.
6. He rests and sleeps.
7. He drinks chicken soup.
8. He eats a lot of vegetables.
9. He’s still sick.
10. No one likes the flu.

1. It’s a sunny day. She feels hot.
2. She fans herself with a book.
3. It’s still hot.
4. She turns on the air conditioner.
5. It’s still hot. She jumps into a pool.
6. It’s still hot. Her dad has an idea!
7. He takes her to the ice cream shop.
8. They share a banana split.
9. She does not feel hot anymore.