Descriptions of Places City:This is a big city. There are lots of buildings and people. Beach:This beach is so quiet. I love coming here with the children. The sand is…

Marisha: Hello, Julia. It’s very unusual for you to be late. What happened? Julia: I managed to get an early train, but it was really overcrowded and it was a…

Tatiana: Your house always looks lovely! How do you do it, Laura? Laura: Thanks, Tatiana. Well, I have a routine of things to do every day that I stick to.…

·  No way! (Mentira! Sério? Não brinca!)Você conseguiu o emprego? Mentira! ·  You know what I mean? (Sabe como é? / Tá entendendo?)É difícil explicar... sabe como é? ·  It…

Michael: So, Lucy, how’s life now you’ve retired? Lucy: Artists never retire, do they? I still often paint in my studio. We live near my daughter and her family now,…

·  Actual (verdadeiro, real)The movie is based on actual events. (O filme é baseado em eventos reais.) ·  Pretend (fingir)The child likes to pretend she's a queen. (A criança gosta…

Perguntas com “Is” e “Are” (Verbo to be) M: Is Sue an actor?F: No. She’s a doctor. M: Is David French?F: No. He’s American. M: Is Tigger a dog?F: Yes,…

My grandfather’s called John, but I call him Pops. He’s slim, bald, and wears glasses. My grandmother’s name is Mary. I call her Nana. She has a beautiful, round face,…

1. Run into (Encontrar por acaso, colidir)I ran into an old friend at the bookstore.(Encontrei um velho amigo na livraria.)He ran into a tree while driving.(Ele colidiu com uma árvore…

Conversas sobre trabalho F: Hi, Noah. How are you?Noah: I’m well, thanks. I’ve got a new job. I’m a mechanic in the new garage in town.F: Wow, that’s great news.Noah:…