L8 - read/write/buy/sell

Lesson 8

Vocabulary

1- book
2- magazines
3- comic books
4- newspaper
5- newstand
6- letter
7- email
8- @
9- underscore
10- .com.br
11- story
12- soap opera
13- novel
14- play
15- reading
16- her
17- his
18- writer
19- favorite
20 - kind
21- clothes
22- nailware
23- makeup
24- flowers
25- food
26- gift
27- beverage
28- furniture
29- department store
30 - car
31- necklace
32- lipstick
33- apartment
34- candies
35- chocolate
36- cheap
37- expensive
38- tickets
39- concert
40- show
41- play
42- event
43- him
44- her

Expressions

1- something
2- anything
3- nothing
4- so far
5- sold out
6- what kind of
7- It's about time
8- How much it cost?
9- How much is it?
10- here you are
11- To pay cash
12- Do you take credicard?

Verbs

1- to read / read /read
2- to write / wrote /written
3- to buy / bought / bought
4- to sell / sold / sold

Grammar

1- I would like to / I'd like to
2- I would rather / I'd rather
3- to buy something for somebody
4- to sell something to somebody
5- to write/to read something to somebody
6- somewhere
7- anywhere
8- nowhere
9- somebody
10- anybody
11- nobody


Sentences

1- I bought something for my mother downtown.
2- I didn't buy anything for my brother at the mall.
3- Did you buy anything for me?
4- I bought nothing for you.
5- I would like to write a letter to her.
6- I would rather write a letter to her.
7- He sold his car to his friend.
8- My family goes to somewhere on this vacation.
9- My family doesn't go to anywhere on this vacation.
10- My family goes to nowhere on this vacation.
11- I Have written many emails to somedody.
12- She hasn't sold anything to anybody.
13- Have you done anything for your family?
14- I read nothing to my children.

L7 - go / do / sleep / work

Lesson 7

Vocabulary

1. mother
2. mom
3. mommy
4. father
5. dad
6. daddy
7. brother
8. bro
9. sister
10. sis
11. friend
12. mate
13. buddy
14. dude
15. mother's house
16. brother's house
17. friend's house
18. home
19. house
20. downtown
21. movies
22. park
23. amusement park
24. meeting
25. school
26. college
27. mall
28. work
29. church
30. flowershop
31. bakery
32. Police District
33. museum
34. butcher shop
35. many things
36. homework
37. dishes
38. laundry
39. here
40. there
41. to
42. at
43. to the
44. at the
45. my
46. your

 Expressions:

1- All night long

2- Everyday

3- sometimes

4- Never

5- Always

6- Once in a while

7- Usually

8- Ever

9- Once

10- Twice

11- Three Times

12- All day long

13- Every other day

14- Almost never

15- To go to bed

16- To take a nap

 Verbs:

1- To go / went / gone

2- To do / did / done

3- To sleep / slept / slept

4- To work / worked / worked

Grammar:

1. What time ?
2. How often?
3. How much?
4. How many?
5. Have you ever?
6. How long does it take  you to ?

Sentences:

1- What time do you go to school everyday? 

2- I sometimes take a nap at school.

3- How many books do you have at home?

4- How often have you gone to church?

5- Have you ever worked downtown?

6- How long does it take you to go home ?

7- Have you ever slept at your friend's house?

8- How much coffee do you usually drink in the morning?

9- I have never gone to the museum at night.

10- She hasn't worked there.

Song of the week

Song of the week

Heart beats fast
Colors and promises
How to be brave
How can I love when I'm afraid to fall
But watching you stand alone
All of my doubt suddenly goes away somehow

One step closer

I have died every day waiting for you
Darling don't be afraid
I have loved you for a thousand years
I'll love you for a thousand more

Time stands still
Beauty in all she is
I will be brave
I will not let anything take away
What's standing in front of me
Every breath
Every hour has come to this

One step closer

I have died every day waiting for you
Darling don't be afraid
I have loved you for a thousand years
I'll love you for a thousand more

And all along I believed I would find you
Time has brought your heart to me
I have loved you for a thousand years
I'll love you for a thousand more

One step closer
One step closer

I have died every day waiting for you
Darling don't be afraid I have loved you
For a thousand years
I'll love you for a thousand more

And all along I believed I would find you
Time has brought your heart to me
I have loved you for a thousand years
I'll love you for a thousand more

Lesson 6 - drink - eat - study - speak

 Lesson 6

Vocabulary

1. I
2. You
3. He
4. She
5. We
6. coffee
7. milk
8. tea
9. water
10. juice
11. lemonade
12. soda
13. beer
14. wine
15. bread
16. rice
17. beans
18. steak
19. chicken
20. cheese
21. ham
22. butter
23. french fries
24. green salad
25. vegetable
26. meat
27. hamburguer
28. hot dog
29. English
30. German
31. Spanish
32. French
33. Italian
34. Japanese
35. Chinese
36. biology
37. math
38. computer science
39. portuguese
40. geography
41. and
42. with
43. what
44. where
45. yesterday
46. but

Expressions

1. a little
2. a lot
3. a cup of coffee
4. a glass of juice
5. in the morning
6. in the afternoon
7. in the evening
8. at night
9. at school
10. at home
11. for lunch
12. for dinner
13. for breakfast
14. bread and butter
15. how many
16. how much
17. white coffee
18. this morning
19. this afternoon
20. tonight
21. about me

Verbs

1. to drink/drank/drunk
2. to eat/ate/eaten
3. to study/studied/studied
4. to speak/spoke/spoken

Grammar

1. Do you / Do we / Do I
2. Does he / Does she
3. Did you / Did we / Did she / Did he
4. Have you / Has he / Has she
5. I don't / You don't / We don't
6. She doesn't / He doesn't
7. I didn't / You didn't / He didn't / She didn't
8. I haven't / You haven't / She hasn't / He hasn't

Sentences

1. I drink white coffee for breakfast.
2. Did you study geograph yesterday at school?
3. I haven't eaten rice and beans everyday.
4. She studied math at home.
5. Do you speak a little chinese?
6. Does he eat a lot?
7. I studied a lot but I spoke a little.
8. Has she spoken about me?

L1 - Greetings

Basic greetings 

Portuguese	English
Saudações	greetings
Olá	hello
Bom dia	good morning
Boa tarde	good afternoon
Boa noite	good evening / night
Tchau / Adeus	goodbye
Obrigado (m) / Obrigada (f)	thank you, thanks
Por favor	please
Com licença	excuse me
Sim	yes
Não	no
Muito bem	very well
Bom trabalho!	Good job!
continue, vá em frente, prossiga	Go ahead
mas	but
se	if
Devagar	slowly
(Eu) entendo	(I) understand, I see
Até logo	see you soon
Meu nome é O nome dela é O nome dele é	my name is, her name is, his name is
falar, estudar, aprender	to speak, to study, to learn
ir	to go
Você fala?	Do you speak?/Can you speak? / Do you know how to speak?
Sinto muito, foi mal	I'm sorry, My bad!

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Basic Greetings Conversation Andrea x Cris

Andrea	Olá, bom dia! Meu nome é Andrea. Qual é o seu nome?	Hello, good morning! My name is Andrea. What is your name? / ( and yours? )
Cris	Olá Andrea! Meu nome é Cris. Como vai você?	Hello Andrea! My name is Cris. How are you?( How've you been?)( How's it going?)
Andrea	Muito bem, obrigada. Você fala inglês?	Very well, thank you. Do you speak English?
Cris	Não muito bem, sinto muito. Mas eu entendo se você falar devagar. De onde você é?	Not very well, I'm sorry. But I understand if you speak slowly.Where are you from?
Andrea	Eu sou Brasileira. E você?	I'm from Brazil. (I am Brazilian) and you? ( What about you?)
Cris	Eu sou da Alemanha. Parabéns! Seu Inglês é muito bom!	( I am from Germany). Congratulations! Your English seems to be very good!
Andrea	É porque tenho aulas particulares com o JB.	That's because I have private Lessons with JB .
Cris	Com licença, mas eu tenho que ir. Prazer em conhecê-la, Andrea	Excuse me, but I have to go. Nice to meet you, Andrea ( Glad to meet you, Andrea.)
Andrea	O prazer é meu.	It is my pleasure.( Nice to meet you too) ( Likewise)
Cris	Tchau Andrea, até logo.	Goodbye Andrea, see you soon.
Andrea	Tchau Cris. Se cuida	Goodbye Cris. Take care of yourself.

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Intermediate greetings

Portuguese	English
E aí, quais as novidades, o que se passa?	What's up?/ What's going on?
Como se diz...em inglês?	How do you say...in English?
sério?, não acredito!	Really? I can't believe that!
Tenha um bom dia, tarde, noite	Have a nice day, afternoon, night
Pra onde você vai?	Where are you going to?
É muita bondade sua!	It's very kind of you
O que você quer dizer com isso?	What do you mean?
Que horas são?	What's the time? What time you got? What time you have? What time is it?
Deixa quieto, deixa pra lá	Let it be! Don't worry! I don't mind!
Como vai?	How are you feeling today?/ How you doing? / How've you been ?
Como vai sua família?	How is your family doing? How is your family? What about your family?
Não acredito!	I can't get over/ No way!
Continue, vá em frente, prossiga	Keep it going! / Go on! / Don't stop
muito bem, bom trabalho	pretty well, Well done!
Na verdade, A verdade é que...	Actually
O que vc tá achando disso?	How do you like it ?
O meu é ...	Mine is...
Eu entendo	I see, don't worry
Pode repetir?	Could you run that by me again?
Meu nome é	I'm .../ everyone calls me...
e o seu?	and yours?
sente-se por favor	Have a seat, please! / Sit down please!
Muito obrigado pela atenção	Thanks for your time
Desculpe interromper agora	I'm sorry to cut this short

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Intermediate Greetings Conversation Lucas x Jhol

Lucas	Oi Jhol. , e aí?	Hey Jhol. , What's up?
Jhol.	Olá Lucas! Que surpresa! Como tens passado?	Hello Lucas! What a nice surprise ! How've you been?
Lucas	Muito bem, obrigado. O que você está fazendo aqui? Dando um rolê?	I'm pretty well , thanks. What are you doing here? Walking around?
Jhol	Na verdade estou procurando uma escola de Inglês.	Actually I'm looking for an English school
Lucas	Sério? Por quê?	Really? What for?
Jhol	Porque vou mudar para os Estados Unidos ano que vem e preciso aprender Inglês o mais rápido possível.	cos' I will move to the U.S.A. next year and I must learn it as fast as possible.
Lucas	Mudar para os Estados Unidos? Não acredito! Você tá de brincadeira, né?	Moving to the U.S. A? No way! Are you kidding me?
Jhol	De jeito nenhum. Estou falando sério. Um amigo me convidou para morar com a família dele lá.	No way! I'm serious! a friend o' mine invited me to live with his family there
Lucas	Parabéns! O que vc tá achando disso?	Congratulations! How do you like it!?
Jhol	Mal consigo acreditar que viverei na terra do Obama! Estou um pouco preocupado com isso tudo.	I can't get over I will live at Obama's land! I'm a little concerned about all of this!
Lucas	Não se preocupe meu amigo. Eu falo Inglês e te ajudarei. Podemos começar amanhã?	Don't worry dude! I speak English and I will stand on you. Are you ready for tomorrow?

L2- Prounouns Conversation

VOCABULARY

Subject Pronouns

* I
* you
* he
* she
* it
* we
* you
* they


Object Pronouns

* me
* you
* him
* her
* it
* us
* you
* them

WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS:


*well
*fine
*greeting
*conversation
*today
*thanks
*school
*then
*let's
*Mr.
*nothing
*again
*Spanish course
*really
*how nice
*father
*your
*this
*no way
*japanese teacher
*May I come in ?
*sure
*house
*very
*beautiful
*parents
*at home
*working
*now


VERBS:

* To be late
* To go to
* To be sorry
* To come in
* To work
* To have
* To have to

Greetings:

*Good morning !

*Good afternoon!

*Good evening!

*Good night!

*So long!

*good bye!

*See you tomorrow!

*Hi!

*Hello!

*What's up?

*What's going on?

*What's the matter?

*Nice to meet you!

*How are you?

*How do you do?


Message of the week:

# A good beginning makes a good ending.
# Um bom começo conduz a um bom final.
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Greetings Conversation

Late again

Ana: Good Evening,Andrea!
Andrea: Good evening,Ana !How are you today?
Ana: I'm well,and you?
Andrea: I'm fine, thanks.
Ana: Oh Andrea!We are late again!
Andrea: Oh,yes!Let's go to school then.


Jhol, Lucas and Mrs.Kamura

Jhol: Hello, Lucas, what's up?
Lucas: Hi,Jhol ,nothing! Where are you going to?
Jhol: I'm going to my Spanish Course.
Lucas: Really? How nice!
Jhol: Is she your mother?
Lucas: Oh , no! No way! I'm sorry! This is Mrs. Kamura my Japanese Teacher.
Jhol: How do you do, Mrs.Kamura!
Mr.Kamura: How do you do, Michael!


JB and Cris

Cris: Good evening,JB! May I come in?
JB: Yeah, sure!
Cris: You have really a nice place!!
JB: Thanks!
Cris: Are your parents at home?
JB: No, they are working now.
Cris: I have to go. Good night!
JB : Good night

L3- Occupations

Below we have a list of different Professions and an explanation of what each person does in that profession.

Accountant - a person that works with the money and accounts of a company.

Actor /Actress - a person that acts in a play or a movie

Architect - a person that designs building and houses.

Astronomer - a person who studies the stars and the universe

Author - They write books or novels.

Baker - They make bread and cakes and normally work in a bakery.

Bricklayer - a person that helps to build houses using bricks.

Bus driver - a person that drives buses.

Butcher - a person that works with meat. They cut the meat and sell it in their shop.

Carpenter - a person that makes things from wood including houses and furniture.

Chef/Cook - a person that prepared food for others, often in a restaurant or café.

Cleaner - a person that cleans/tidies an area or place (such as in an office)

Dentist - a person that can fix problems you have with your teeth.

Designer - a person who has the job of designing things.

Doctor - a person you go to see when you are ill or have some type of health problem.

Dustman/Refuse collector - a person that collects trash/rubbish from bins in the street.

Electrician - a person that works with electric circuits.

Engineer - a person who develops solutions to technical problems. They sometimes design, build, or maintain engines, machines, structures or public works.

Factory worker - a person that works in a factory.

Farmer - a person that works on a farm, usually with animals.

Fireman/Fire fighter - a person that puts out fires.

Fisherman - a person that catches fish

Florist - a person that works with flowers.

Gardener - a person that keeps gardens clean and tidy. They take care of the plants in the garden.

Hairdresser - they cut your hair or give it a new style.

Journalist - a person that makes new reports in writing or through television.

Judge - a qualified person that decides cases in a law court.

Lawyer - a person that defends people in court and gives legal advice.

Lecturer - a person that gives lectures, usually in a university.

Librarian - a person that works in a library.

Lifeguard - a person that saves lives where people swim (at a beach or swimming pool).

Mechanic - a person that repairs machines, especially car motors.

Model - a (usually attractive) person that works in fashion, modeling clothes and accessories.

Newsreader - a person that reads the news, normally on television.

Nurse - a person trained to help a doctor look after the sick or injured.

Optician - a person that checks your eyes and try and correct any problems with your sight.

Painter - a person that paints pictures or the interior and exterior of buildings.

Pharmacist - a qualified person that works with and dispenses medicine.

Photographer - a person that takes photos.

Pilot - a person who flies a plane.

Plumber - a person that repairs your water systems or pipes.

Politician - a person who works in politics.

Policeman/Policewoman - a member of the police force. They (try and) prevent crime.

Postman - a person that delivers mail to your house.

Real estate agent - a person that makes money from selling land for development.

Receptionist - a person that is at the reception (entrance) of a company.

Scientist - a person that works in the science industry. They do many experiments.

Secretary - a person employed in an office who types letters, keeps records etc.

Shop assistant - a person that works in a shop or store selling products.

Soldier - a person who works for the army.

Tailor - a person that makes clothes for others, many times producing exclusive items of clothing.

Taxi driver - a person who drives a taxi.

Teacher - a person that passes knowledge to students, usually at school.

Translator - a person that translates from one language to another.

Traffic warden - a person that patrols areas to check that people do not park in the wrong place.

Travel agent - a person that organises and sells holidays and flights for others.

Veterinary doctor (Vet) - a qualified person that looks after sick animals.

Waiter/Waitress - a person that works in a food outlet, looking after customers and serving food.

Window cleaner - a person that cleans windows, normally the windows of big buildings.

 

L4- Conversation about occupation

Lesson Four - Conversation

Ana is talking to Andrea who she has just met in a café. They are having a conversation when Ana asks Andrea   what she does for a living . . .

Ana: - What do you do for a living?

Andrea: - I am sorry . Can you run that by me again?

Ana: - What is your occupation?

Andrea: - I'm a teacher; I work in a public school on Oxford street.

Ana: - A teacher?? You must have lots of students and much patience .

Andrea: - Yes I do. I have lots of students. I sometimes get nervous but most of time I try to become more patient , good , serene, trustworthy and friendly person , as well as humble , open , honest and simple. 

Ana : - That is really interesting. It seems to me that you love your occupation.

Andrea: - Yes I do. What about you Ana? What  sort of job do you have ?

Ana: - I have just finished my  Course of nursing technician , so I don’t have a job at the moment.

Andrea: - why?

Ana: -I decided to improve my English first. I’m at a Private English Course .

Andrea: -  What a coincidence! I'm also studying English. Thanks for the chat I have to get back to work now.

Ana: - Alright.  Thanks  for your time.

Match the occupation with the daily activity. Occupation Bus driver Teacher Astronomer Baker Actress bricklayer Accountant Architect Politician Author

Activity makes bread and cakes builds houses works with accounts Designs buildings lies to get votes drives buses studies the universe writes novels teaches classes acts in a movie

Conversation 2

C- Hello Lucas, Good afternoon!
L- Good afternoon Cris. How are you?
C- I'm fine, thanks. What about you?
L- Likewise. Tell me my sister...Did you understand that class about occupation?
C- Yes. I did. Why?
L- Can you explain me what does an accountant do?
C- It's a piece of cake, Luquinha!
L- An accountant makes a piece of cake?
C- You are funny bro! . I mean that this question is very easy.
L- Oh my goodness!
C- Well Lucas, as far as I'm concerned an accountant is a person that works with the money and accounts of a company.
L- Congratulations! What about the architect?
C- An architect designs buildings and houses.
L- Very smart! You are really very smart.
C- It's my time to ask , ok?.
L- Go ahead sis! I'm prepared for everything.
C- Ok. Tell me what  an astronomer is...
L- Astronomer? You mean that person who studies the stars and the universe?
C- Are you kidding me? What about the author? What does he do?
L- He writes books and novels.
C- Novels? You mean " Império "  was written by an author?
L- No way! A novel is a romance...a book that tells love stories. " Império" is a soap opera.
C- I didn't know you were an expert in soap opera. lol!.
L- I know you were kidding me. Now tell me...Is there any Baker in your facebook contact list?
C- No. There is not any baker in my facebook's  but there is a bus driver.
L- Who drives buses ?
C- My pal from Manaus does. He is a very good bus driver.
L- My friend is an actress. She is very famous in Hollywood.
C- Is your friend a Hollywood actress? What's her name?
L- Her name is Angelina Jolie.
C- If Angelina Jolie is your friend , she certainly know  my online date.
L- Your what? I didn't know you have a date. Who is he? Is he a famous somebody?
C- Of course he is. Did you watch " Mr and Mrs Smith "?
L- Yes, I watched it. I loved that movie. Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, right?
C- Oh my gosh! You told his name! He is so sweet!.
L- Are you dating Brad Pitt? Oh my goodness!
C- Our secret bro. Angelina doesn't know about that.
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L5 - Everyday Conversation

Dear students , in this class we are going to study some sentences we use to say every day. Actually we are going to memorize them.

1- What time are you going to wake up tomorrow?
A que horas você vai acordar amanhã?

2- Could you help me here in the kitchen?
Poderia me dar uma mãozinha na cozinha?

3- Could you turn off the TV before you leave?
Poderia desligar a tv antes de sair?

4- Where is your brother?
Cadê seu irmão?

5- What is your mother doing downtown?
O que sua mãe está fazendo no centro da cidade?

6- Have you ever fed the dog? ( cat,parrot)
Já alimentou o cachorro? ( gato, papagaio)

7- Has Cris called me?
Larissa me ligou?

8- How was your day?
Como foi seu dia?

9- Have you forgotten what I asked you to do?
Você se esqueceu do que eu pedi pra fazer?

10- What are you doing now?
O que você tá fazendo agora?

11- Are you very busy?
Você tá muito ocupado(a) ?

12- I need your help now.
Preciso de sua ajuda ajuda agora.

13- I'll be back around nine pm.
Voltarei por volta de nove horas da noite.

14- Did you see my shoes? ( wallet, watch,earing,bag,documents ...)
Você viu meus sapatos? ( carteira, relógio, brinco,bolsa,documentos ...)

15- Are you ready?
Está pronto(a)?

16- Where were you when I called you?
Onde você estava quando te liguei?

17- Give me a kiss, darling
Me de um beijo , querido (a).

18- I love you both ( all)
Eu amo vocês duas( dois)

19- At what time will you come back home from work?
A que horas você volta do trabalho??

20- Let's watch some video tonight.
Vamos assistir um vídeo hoje a noite.

21- Let's pray to bless the food.
Vamos orar para abençoar o alimento.

22- Let me help you with this.
Deixa eu te ajudar com isso.

23- Phone is ringing , could you answer it please?
O telefone está tocando, poderia atende-lo por favor?

24- I don't want to talk about this now. I'm tired.
Não quero falar disso agora. Estou cansado (a)

25- Breakfast , lunch, dinner is ready!
O desjejum,almoço , jantar está pronto!

26- Could you open the window please ? (door,gate)
Poderia abrir o portão , por favor?

27- Did you see the car keys?
Você viu as chaves do carro?

28- It's shower time! ( lunch, dinner, party..)
Tá na hora do banho.( almoço, janta, festa..)

29- We need to talk before I leave.
Precisamos conversar antes de ( eu) sair.

30- Why are you in a bad moody?
Por que você está de mal humor?


31- Don't do that!
Não faça isso!

32- Wash your hand before you touch the food.
Lave as mãos antes de tocar no alimento.

33- I brought something for you.
Eu trouxe algo pra você.

34- What day is today?
Que dia é hoje?

35- I can't find my bag( wallet,keys,shirt,uniform...)
Não consigo achar minha bolsa. ( carteira, chaves, camisa, uniforme...)

36- What do you mean? – What does it mean?
O que você quer dizer? – O que isso significa?

37- How much did you pay for this?
Quanto você pagou por isso?

38- Let's visit your, my ( mother, sister,family, brother...)
Vamos visitar sua / minha mãe , irmã, família...)

39- Wake up ! It’s time to work!
Acorde! J.B. tá na hora de trabalhar!

40- Would you like to join us for breakfast?
Quer tomar o café da manhã conosco?

41- We are running out of sugar ( milk, barley, rice, beer, wine, water, coffee ...)
O açúcar, leite, cevada, arroz .., cerveja, vinho , água , café , .tá acabando.

42- What's on tv tonight?
O que tem de bom na tv hoje?

43- Somebody is calling you outside.
Alguém tá te chamando lá fora.

44- Can you answer the door? ( gate, phone...)
Pode atender a porta? ( portão, telefone...)

45- Turn off the tap.
Desligue a torneira

46- We need to take the children to the Hospital .
Precisamos levar as crianças ao Hospital. ( escola, passear, Mc ...)

47- Let's talk in English.
Vamos conversar em Inglês.

48- What do we have for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack, ?
O que temos para ...o desjejum, almoço, jantar, lanche?

49- You are the reason of my life. You mean a lot to me.
Vocês são a razão da minha existencia. Vocês significam muito pra mim.

50- We ran out of ...
Acabou o,a...

51- Stop talking about it!
Pare de falar nisso!

52- Let's close the eyes to pray.
Vamos fechar os olhos para orar.

53- What are you going to do tomorrow?
O que você vai fazer amanhã?

54- I don’t like to talk about my personal life.
Não gosto de falar da minha vida pessoal.

55- It’s none of your business.
Não é da sua conta.

56- Even though it’s difficult, I will try to do my Best.
Mesmo embora seja difícil, tentarei fazer o meu melhor.


Tentem memorizar uma ou duas frases por dia. Assim estarão em contato com o idioma e suas estruturas. Procure dar uma resposta para as perguntas e criar perguntas para as afirmações.
Se possível tente criar conversações usando as frases memorizadas ou outras criadas por você. É praticamente impossível aprender um idioma sem praticar todos os dias.
Acreditem em seu potencial. Bons Estudos!!!


1- Job interview


# I'm sorry to cut this short but it's getting late and I need to go back home. Tomorrow I must wake up earlier.
* Lamento ter que parar agora mas tá ficando tarde e eu preciso voltar pra casa. Amanhã eu tenho que acordar mais cedo.
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# Really? What a pity! What time are you going to wake up tomorrow?
* Sério? Que peninha! Que horas você vai acordar amanhã?
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# Around six am.
* Por volta de seis da manhã.
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# Why do you need to wake up so early?
* Por que você precisa acordar tão cedo?
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# Because I have a job interview at 8:00
* Porque tenho uma entrevista de emprego.
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# How nice! I hope you can get this job.
* Que legal! Espero que você consiga esse emprego.
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# Thanks! Now I gotta go. I see you around!
* Valeu! Agora tenho que ir. Te vejo por aí!
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# So long!
* Até logo!
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2- Have you forgotten?

# Hello Ana ! Where are you right now?
* Alô Ana. Onde você está nesse exato momento.
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# I am with my mother downtown.
* Estou com minha mãe no centro da cidade
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# What is your mother doing downtown?
* O que sua mãe tá fazendo no centro da cidade?
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# She is buying something for my brother.
* Ela tá comprando algo pro meu irmão.
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# Where is your brother?
* Onde tá seu irmão?
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# He is at home. Why?
* Ele tá em casa. Por que?
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# Has he ever fed the cat ?
* Ele já alimentou o gato?
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# Oh my gosh! I forgot to ask him to do it!
* Caraca! Esqueci de pedir a ele para alimentar o gato!
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3- Could you help me?

* Hey Andrea ! Are you very busy?
# Ei Andrea ! Você tá muito ocupada?
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* No. I'm not busy.
# Não. Não tô ocupado.
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* What are you doing now?
# O que você tá fazendo agora?
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* I'm just watching something on tv.
# . Estou apenas vendo algo na tv.
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* What's on tv now?
# O que tá passando na tv agora?
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* Nothing interesting.
# Nada de interessante.
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* Ok. I need your help now. Could you help me here in the kitchen?
# Tá bom. Preciso de sua ajuda agora.Pode me ajudar aqui na cozinha?
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* Sure! You call I hall!
# Claro! Você é quem manda! ( Você chama e eu obedeço!)
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* Could you turn off the TV before you come ?
# Poderia desligar a tv antes de vir?
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4- Where were you?

* Hi....How was your day yesterday?
# Como foi seu dia ontem?
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* It was an ordinary day. What for are you asking me that?
# Foi um dia comum. Porque você está me perguntando isso?
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* Where were you when I called you?
# Onde você estava quando te liguei?
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* At what time did you call me?
# A que horas você me ligou?
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* Around 2:00 pm.
# Por volta de duas horas da tarde.
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* Oh! I wasn't at home at 2:00.
# Oh! Eu não estava em casa nesse horário.
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* Have you forgotten what I asked you to do?
# Você se esqueceu do que eu pedi pra fazer?
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* What do you mean?
# O que você quer dizer?
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* I asked you to take my children to school because I would be busy.
# Eu pedi pra você levar as crianças pra escola porque eu estaria ocupada.
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* Oh my Goodness! I forgot it! I'm so sorry darling!
# Minha nossa! Esqueci! Lamento muitíssimo querida!
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5- I love you both

* May I have a question daddy?
# Posso fazer uma pergunta papai ?
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* Of course honey! Give me a kiss before you ask.
# Claro meu amor! Me dê um beijo antes de perguntar.
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* Are you ready? Do you love Mommy?
# Tá pronto? Você ama a mamãe?
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* Oh, yes! I love her very much darling!
# Ah, sim! Eu a amo muito querida!
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* And you love me too, don't you?
# E me ama também , né?
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* You can take it from me, my love!
# Pode acreditar, meu amor!
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* Who do you love best?
# Quem você ama mais?
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* It's a hard question darling.
# É uma pergunta difícil querida.
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* Come on, Daddy! State your business!
# Qual é pai! Desembucha!
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* I love you both! You are the reason of my life. You mean a lot to me.
# Eu amo vocês dois! Vocês são a razão da minha vida. Vocês significam muito pra mim.
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* How sweet Daddy! Mommy gave me the same answer yesterday .
# Que lindo Papai! Você e a Mamãe me deram a mesma resposta.
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* Oh really?
# Ah , é?
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* You are the best parents of the world! I love you !
# Vocês são os melhores pais do mundo. Amo vocês!
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* And you are getting smarter and smarter.
# E você tá ficando cada vez mais esperta!
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Review Lesson and Exercises

Nessa aula e na próxima vamos revisar os principais pontos gramaticais e de conteúdo que aprendemos nas 5 primeiras aulas e não foram poucos. Vamos lembrar dos Greetings, dos Pronomes sujeito e objetos, das profissões e expressões do dia a dia... e vamos praticar bastante com exercícios que nos farão fixar as estruturas para nunca mais esquecer. Será também a oportunidade de tirar dúvidas e aprimorar nosso conhecimento.

Extra Material - L1

Extra Material - L2

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Greetings

Hi
Hello
What's your name?
My name is Steve. What's your name?
My name is Wong. How are you?
Fine Wong. Thanks!  How are you doing?
I'm ok.
Wong...this is my brother Peter.
How do you do?
Fine, thank you. Nice to meet you.
It's nice to meet you too.
So, Where are you from Wong.
I'm from Texas. Where are you from Peter?
I'm from California. What do you do?
I'm a lawyer. What do you do?
I'm an accountant.
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Good afternoon. What's your name?
My name is Mary Smith.
What's your nationatily?
I'm american.
How old are you?
I'm thirty five years old.
Are you married?
Yes, I am.
Do you have any children?
Yes. I have three sons and two daughters.
Do you speak Spanish?
No. I do not speak Spanish.
What is your address?
It is 318, 4th street.
What is your telephone number?
It is 5554618
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So Mary , what do you do?
I'm a secretary in a travelling agency.
Do you like your new job?
Yes, I like it very much.
How many hours a week do you work?
I work forty hours a week.
How many days a week do you work?
I work five days a week monday to friday.
How much money do you make?
I make five hundred dollars a week.
Do you drive to work?
No, I don't drive to work. I take a bus.
Where is your office?
It's downtown.
Well Mary...it was nice talking to you again...I'll call you tomorrow.
See you later Janet.
Bye. Take care of yourself.
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Extra Material - L3

Extra Material - L-4

Siga o exemplo dessas três perguntas e respostas abaixo e pratique com as outras profissões estudadas. Se você repetir esse exercício ao menos 5 vezes para cada profissão estudada você ganhará confiança e segurança ao falar sobre o assunto nas próximas vezes..
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Follow the pattern below and practice with the other occupations you've learned. If you repeat this exercise at least five times , you will be more confident by talking about this subject next time.

1- Are you working?
Yes. I am working.

2- What do you do for living?
I work as accountant.

3- What does an accountant do?
An accountant is a person who works with the money and accounts of a company.

Extra Material - L-5

Questions for Conversation

1- What's your name?
2- Where are you from?
3- When were you born?
4- Where were you born?
5- Is your family a big one or a small one?
6- How many brothers and sisters do you have?
7- What's your mother's name?
8- What's your father's name?
9- Do you speak English?
10- Does your mother speak English?
11- What's your family's native language?
12- How many rooms are there in your house?
13- How many persons are there in your class?
14- How many English verbs do you know by heart?
15- How well do you know English?
16- Do you understand when I speak in English?
17- How many Languages do you speak?
18- Do you know Andrea?
19- What is her native language?
20- Do you know Jhonatas?
21- What is his wife's name?
22- Do you know Cris?
23- What's her occupation?
24- Do you know J.B?
25- What is his mother's name?
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Siga o exemplo dessas três perguntas e respostas abaixo e pratique com as outras profissões estudadas. Se você repetir esse exercício ao menos 5 vezes para cada profissão estudada você ganhará confiança e segurança ao falar sobre o assunto nas próximas vezes..
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Follow the pattern below and practice with the other occupations you've learned. If you repeat this exercise at least five times , you will be more confident by talking about this subject next time.

1- Are you working?
Yes. I am working.

2- What do you do for living?
I work as accountant.

3- What does an accountant do?
An accountant is a person who works with the money and accounts of a company.

Extra Exercises - Review

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