“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 it is supposed to rain.” “It’s too bad that she got hurt.”

“Hi, how are you doing?” “I’m doing great. How about you?” “Not too bad.” “Do you come to this restaurant often?” “I’ve been here a couple of times, but I don’t come on a regular basis. What have you been up to?” “I’m pretty busy at work these days, but otherwise, everything is great.” “Well, have a good night.” “You too.”

Were you born in the U.S., Melissa? No, I wasn’t. I came here in 1992. How old were you? I was seventeen. So, did you go to college right away? No, because my English wasn’t very good. I studied English for two years first. Wow, your English is really fluent now. Thanks. Your English is pretty good, too. Yeah, but I was born here!!

Can you help me, please? Is there a public restroom near here?  I’m sorry, but I don’t think so. Oh, no!! My son needs a bathroom. Well, there’s a department store on Grant Street. There are restrooms in the basement. Where on Grant Street? Between Second and Third Streets. The store is across from the hotel. Thank you very much. You’re welcome.

O que você deseja? – What do you wish? Você tem trocado? – Do you have change? De onde você é? – Where are you from? Você está sozinha? – Are you on your own? Onde você vai? – Where are you going? Onde você está hospedada? – Where are you staying? Eu estou aqui de férias – I am here on holiday.

I have an idea. What do you know about love? See you after the class. Let me try again! Do you work all the week? We are almost there! Nice to meet you, too. I will always remember you. She kissed him and walked away. Do you have any question?

1. I have never seen you before.
2. I am a new student.
3. Where are you from?
4. I am from Japan. I love Japan!
5. What do you love about it?
6. I love the food, the culture….
7. I could show you around some day.
8. That would be so fun!
9. Can you show me around here?
10. It would be my pleasure.
11. Let’s start after school.

1. He walks into his house.
2. The door is already open.
3. The windows are broken.
4. Clothes are all over the place.
5. The furniture is turned upside down.
6. He sees a person in a mask.
7. He is being robbed!
8. The robber does not see him.
9. He calls the police.
10. The police arrive quickly.
11. They arrest the bad guy.

1. David and friends want something to do.
2. David wants to eat at a restaurant.
3. Jennifer and Susan already ate.
4. Jennifer wants to sing at a karaoke.
5. David and Susan have sore throats.
6. Susan wants to play cards.
7. David and Jennifer are lazy.
8. What do they do now?