A minha bateria está acabando My battery is running out Tem alguém na outra linha There’s someone on the other line Estou com visita I have guests Tem alguém na porta There’s someone at the door Estou no meio de um negócio agora I’m kind of in the middle of something right now Não estou podendo falar agora You kind of caught me in a bad time. Tem alguém me aguardando I have someone waiting for me.

Nevou ontem? Did it snow yesterday? Você veio com sua família? Did you come with your family? Você recebeu meu email? Did you get my email? Você me mandou flores? Did you send me flowers? Você tomou seu remédio? Did you take your medicine? Sua esposa gostou da Califórnia? Did your wife like California? Você aceita dólares? Do you accept U.S. Dollars?

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?

“It’s too bad that she lost her job.” “It’s too bad that you have to go.” “It’s too bad that I found out about it.” “It’s too bad we will not be there on time.” “It’s too bad that tickets are all gone to that concert.” “It’s too bad that you do not understand.”

“What do you think about having a cup of tea with me?” “What do you think about working overtime next week?” “What do you think about waiting in line for tickets?” “What do you think about sailing?” “What do you think about staying here another night?” “What do you think about retiring from your job?”

“How often do you exercise?” “How often do you change your password?” “How often do you help out at school?” “How often do you listen to your MP3 player?” “How often do you need to go to the dentist?” “How often do you receive your magazine in the mail?” “How often do you report to your supervisor?” “How often do you stretch before working out?” “How often do you talk to your parents?” “How often do you travel?”

1. Lisa and her mom go to school.
2. They meet with Lisa’s teacher.
3. The teacher smiles.
4. They all sit down.
5. The teacher talks about her grades.
6. She is doing very well.
7. She is very smart.
8. He also talks about her behavior.
9. She is friendly to everyone.
10. Her mom is happy.

1. Michelle eats with her family.
2. She wants to eat bread.
3. She asks her mom,
4. “Will you please pass me the bread?”
5. Her mom smiles.
6. She gives her the bread..
7. Michelle gets a gift from her dad.
8. She thanks him.
9. Michelle sees a boy crying.
10. She gives the boy a tissue.
11. Michelle has really good manners.

1. Helen wants to do well on her test.
2. She takes out her book and studies.
3. Her brother then comes into her room.
4. He starts making loud noises.
5. Helen yells at him.
6. Her mother then comes into her room.
7. She asks Helen to cook dinner.
8. Helen yells at her.
9. Helen finally tells her family she is busy.