I’m not worried – Não estou preocupado.
I’m so sleepy – eu tô com tanto sono!
I’m off-duty! – Estou de folga
I’m on duty. – Estou de serviço.
I’m on him – estou na cola dele
I’m on vacation. / on holidays. – Estou de férias.
I’m starving. – Estou morrendo de fome.
I’m taking the day off – Estou de folga

Can I help you with your luggage?  That is very kind of you.  Are these your suitcases?  No, they are not.  Those are mine over there.  Is this black bag yours?  Yes, it is..  Are these brown suitcases yours?  Yes, they are.  Thank you very much.

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?

Você poderia ligar mais tarde? Could you call back later? Você poderia me ligar mais tarde? Could you call me back later? Você pode carregarr isso pra mim? Can you carry this for me? Você pode me fazer um favor? Can you do me a favor? Você pode consertar isso? Can you fix this? Você pode me dar um exemplo? Can you give me an example? Você pode me ajudar? Can you help me?

Como é que se diz … em inglês? – What do you call … in English?
O que é que significa …? – What’s the meaning of …? / What does … mean?
Tu estás de carro aí? – Are you driving?
Me dá uma carona? – Can you give me a ride? / Would you …? / Will you …?
Posso te pedir um favor? / Podes me fazer um favor? May I ask you a favor? / Can you do me a favor?

Tenho saudades de ti (você). – I miss you.
Estou com saudades de casa. – I’m homesick. / I miss home.
Tenho muita pena dessa gente. – I’m very sorry for those people.
Acho que sim. – I think so.
Eu acho que não. – I don’t think so. / I’m not so sure.
Espero que sim. / Tomara que sim. – I hope so.

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.