O Blog Tomorrow


O Blog Tomorrow


Let me think…

How can I explain it? Como posso explicar isso?  It´s hard to explain
É difícil explicar  Let me think… Deixe-me pensar…  Let me see… Deixe-me ver…  It´s kind of… É tipo… I don’t know sei lá  I don’t know the Word in English  Eu nao sei a palavra em Inglês  I don’t know how to describe it  Eu não sei como descrever isso  I don’t remember the exact word  Eu não lembro a palavra exata

I know you!

Don´t you know me? Você não me conheçe? You look familiar. Você parece familiar. Do you always come here? Você sempre vem aqui?  Aren´t you(…) Você não é(…) Don´t you work at(…) Você não trabalha na(…) Nice place! Lugar legal! It´s cold here! Está frio aqui! It´s crowded here! Está lotado aqui!  It was nice speaking with you. Foi um prazer falar com você. It was nice meeting you. Foi um prazer te conhecer

They don’t care about us!

Sei lá. / Não faço idéia – I have no idea. /I got no idea. / How should I know? E eu com isso? Não ligo para isso, não estou nem aí! / Não dou a mínima. (indiferença, desprezo) – I don’t care. / I don’t give a damn. / What’s that to me? E daí? … (em tom de desafio) – And so what? / Who cares? Não importa; não quer dizer. – It doesn’t matter. / No problem.

Pretty good!

Boy (menino) – girl (menina) man (homem) – woman (mulher) brother (irmão) – sister (irmã) son (filho) – daughter (filha) uncle (tio) – aunt (tia) father (pai) – mother (mãe) groom (noivo) – bride (noiva) husband (esposo, marido) – wife (esposa, mulher) nephew (sobrinho) – niece (sobrinha) king (rei) – queen (rainha) lord (lorde) – lady (dama) host (anfitrião) – hostess (anfitriã) bachelor (solteirão) – spinster (solteirona) monk (monge) – nun (freira) wizard (bruxo) – witch (bruxa) dog (cachorro) – bitch (cadela) horse (cavalo) – mare (égua)

Now it’s your turn!

Isto não funciona. – It doesn’t work. / It’s out of order. O telefone está ocupado – The line is busy. / The phone is busy. O relógio está atrasado/adiantado. – The watch is slow/fast. O barulho está muito alto. – The noise is too loud. Fiquei conhecendo teu irmão ontem. – I met your brother yesterday. Meio a meio. – Fifty-fifty. / Half and half. É meio caro. – It’s kind of expensive. Na maioria das vezes. – Most of the times.

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Nós estávamos passeando. – We were taking a walk. / We were walking around. / We were going for a drive. / We were driving. Normalmente vou para a escola a pé, mas às vezes meu pai me leva. – I usually walk to school but sometimes my father drives me. Meu pai vai para o trabalho de carro. – My father drives to work. Não tenho nada para fazer. – I don’t have anything to do. / I’ve got nothing to do. Nasci em 1965. – I was born in 1965.  Eu pratico inglês, dia sim dia não. – I practice English every other day. Ele não vem hoje. – He isn’t coming today.

O Blog Tomorrow


the Teacher

  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.

the flu

  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.

a good Ice Cream

  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.