Onde posso comprar passagens? Where can I buy tickets? Onde fica o escritório da American Airlines / …? Where is the American Airlines/… Office? Quando é o próximo vôo para (o Brasil)? When is the next flight to Brazil? A que horas o vôo sai? At waht times does the plane leave? Quero reservar um lugar. I want to book a seat. Quanto custa uma passagem de ida e volta para (Miami)? How much is round ticket to (Miami)?

Passengers Passageiros – Delay Atraso – Flight Vôo – Gate number (5) Portão número (5) – Departure Partida – All other passports Todos os outros passaportes – Wait behind the yellow line Aguarde atrás da linha amarela – Please have your passport ready Por favor prepare o passaporte – Nothing to declare Nada a declarar – Goods to declare Bens de declaração obrigatória.

Passport – passaporte. insurance – seguro. ticket – bilhete (passagem) Could I see your passport, please? – Posso ver o seu passaporte, por favor? Have you anything to declare? – Tem algo a declarar? What is the purpose of your travel/visit? – Qual é o motivo de sua viagem/visita? Where do you come from?/where have you travelled from? – De onde você vem? Where are you going? – Onde você está indo? Where are you staying? – Onde vai se hospedar?

It’s easy to get there. É fácil de chegar lá. How do I get there? Como chego lá? Look for the signs that say… Procure as placas indicando… Go straight… / Go straight ahead. Vá reto… Block. Quadra, quarteirão. Keep going for about (2) blocks… Continue por (2) quarteirões, quadras… Turn right / left at… Vire à direita / esquerda na… Traffic lights. Semáforo. Corner. Esquina.

Quero fazer uma ligação. I want to make a phone call. Onde posso telefonar? Where can I make a telephone call? Eu quero ligar para este número… I’d like this number… Você pode discar para mim? Can you dial it for me? Não desligue! Don’t hang up! Ele/ela desligou na minha cara. He/she hung up in me.

Estou só retornando. Just calling you back. Que pena que eu não o encontrei. Sorry I missed you. Que desencontro! We keep missing each other. Você está fugindo de mim. I think you are avoiding me. Que difícil falar com você. You’re hard to get a hold of. Bom, acho que você ainda está (no trabalho). Well, I guess you’re still (at work). Só liguei para.. I was just calling to…

1. She goes to the market.
2. She buys ingredients for lunch and dinner.
3. She goes to the pharmacy.
4. She picks up her medicine.
5. She goes to school.
6. She takes three tests.
7. She goes to the park.
8. She runs ten laps.
9. She finally goes home.
10. She is tired and sweaty.
11. What a day!
12. She takes a cold shower.
13. She feels good.

1. She is too sick.
2. She has the cold.
3. She can’t stop sneezing.
4. She keeps a tissue box near her.
5. Her nose is so red.
6. She also has a fever.
7. She puts a cold towel over her forehead.
8. She is too sick to go to school.
9. Her friends visit her.
10. They give her the homework.
11. They try to make her feel better.

1. He is fat.
2. He only eats red meat, chips, and candy.
3. His parents worry about him.
4. They ban him from eating fattening foods.
5. They cook healthy meals only from now on.
6. They eat oatmeal for breakfast.
7. They eat fish and vegetables for lunch.
8. They eat chicken and salad for dinner.