Guia de Referencia - Licoes 01 A 30

LESSON I
Excuse me, Miss

Do you understand Portuguese?
No, sir.
I don’t understand Portuguese
I understand a little English
Are you Brazilian?
Yes, Miss.
Excuse me!
Portuguese
Understand
You understand
You
Do you understand?
Portuguese
You understand
You understand Portuguese
Do
You understand
Do you understand?
Excuse me!
Do you understand?
Do you understand?
No
No, sir.
Sir
No
No, sir
Excuse me, sir
Do you understand?
I
Understand
I understand
I understand Portuguese
I understand you understand
You understand
I understand
Excuse me
Do you understand?
No, sir
I understand
I don’t understand
Don’t
Don’t
Portuguese
Do you understand?
No, I don’t understand
English
I understand
I understand English
I don’t understand English
You understand English
Excuse me, sir
Do you understand English?
A little
I understand a little
A little
A little English
Brazilian
You are
You are Brazilian
You are
Are you Brazilian?
Excuse me
Are you Brazilian?
Yes
Miss
Yes, Miss
Are you Brazilian?
Yes, Miss
Excuse me, Miss
No, sir
Are you Brazilian?
Yes, Miss
Excuse me, Miss
Do you understand?
No, sir
Do you understand English, sir?
Are you Brazilian?
Yes, Miss
Excuse me, Miss
Do you understand?
No, sir
Are you Brazilian?
Yes, Miss
Do you understand Portuguese, sir?
Yes, Miss
A little
LESSON 2
Excuse me, sir

A little
Are you Brazilian? Yes
Do you understand Portuguese, Miss?
No, I don’t
Portuguese
English
I understand
A little
A little English
Do you understand?
No, sir
I understand a little Portuguese
A little Portuguese
No, sir
Excuse me
Excuse me, Miss
A little
Are you Brazilian?
Yes, you are Brazilian
You’re
You are
You’re
You’re Brazilian
Yes, Miss
I’m Brazilian
You’re Brazilian
I’m Brazilian
No, sir
Hello
Hello, Miss
Ma’am
Hello, ma’am
Hello, sir
How are you?
You are
Are you?
How
How are you?
Hello, ma’am
Hello, Miss
How are you?
I’m fine, thanks
Thanks
Fine
I’m Brazilian
I’m fine
I’m fine, thanks
Hello, sir
How are you, sir?
I’m fine, thanks
Fine, thanks
How are you?
Fine, thanks
I’m fine
Good-bye
Hello
How are you?
I’m fine, thanks
Good-bye, ma’am
Are you Brazilian?
Yes, ma’am
Good-bye, ma’am
Excuse me, Miss
Do you understand?
Yes, I understand
Oh, you understand English
Yes, I understand English
I understand very well
Well
Very
Very well
How are you, ma’am?
I’m fine, thanks
Yes, I understand Portuguese
I’m Brazilian
A little
Not very well
Not very well
A little
Not very well
Hello
Good-bye
Hello, sir
Hello, Miss
How are you?
Fine, thanks
I’m fine, thanks
Are you Brazilian?
Yes, I’m Brazilian
A little
You understand English very well
Thanks, Miss
Good-bye
Hello, sir
Hello, Miss
How are you, sir?
Fine, thanks
I’m fine, thanks
Are you Brazilian?
Yes
A little
Thanks, Miss
Thanks
Good-bye
Good-bye
LESSON 3
Hello, sir
How are you? Fine, thanks
Oh, do you understand English?
Yes, a little
Not very well
Are you Brazilian?
Yes, but you understand English very well
English
A little
Not very well
Excuse me
Hello
How are you?
I’m fine, thanks
Thank you
Thank you, ma’am
Thanks
Hello
Good-bye
How are you?
Fine, thanks
I’m fine, thanks
Are you Brazilian, sir?
Are you Brazilian, ma’am?
No, I’m American
I’m American
Do you understand Portuguese, ma’am?
A little
Not very well
I’m not American. And you? I’m Brazilian, and you?
You are Brazilian, sir?
You’re not Brazilian
I’m not American. And you?
I’m not American
But I understand English
But not very well.
And you?
Are you American, ma’am?
Are you Brazilian?
I’m sorry
No, I’m sorry. I don’t understand Portuguese
Please
Excuse me
You are Brazilian?
I’m American
But I understand Portuguese
No, ma’am
I’m sorry. I don’t understand English
I’m not Brazilian
You don’t understand Portuguese?
You are not Brazilian, Miss
You are not American, sir
I’m Brazilian. And you?
Are you American?
I’m sorry. I don’t understand
Please, Miss
How are you?
Fine, thanks
I’m fine, thanks
Excuse me
Thanks
Excuse me, sir
Please, sir
Are you Brazilian?
Yes, Miss
But not very well
Good-bye
Miss, Miss
Yes
Hello, Miss
Hello, sir
How are you?
I’m fine, thanks
And you, sir?
Fine, thanks
I’m fine
Excuse me
No, sir
I’m sorry. I don’t understand Portuguese
Are you Brazilian?
Yes, Miss. I’m Brazilian
I’m Brazilian
A little
Not very well
Miss, Miss
Yes
Hello, Miss
Hello, sir
How are you?
I’m fine, thanks
And you, sir?
Fine, thanks
I’m fine
Excuse me
No, sir
Are you Brazilian?
Yes, Miss. I’m Brazilian
A little
Not very well
But you understand English very well
Thank you, Miss
I’m sorry
You speak very well
Please, Miss
Good-bye, Miss, Good-bye
LESSON 4
Excuse me, Miss

Are you American?
Yes, sir
I’m American
And you?
I’m Brazilian
But you understand English!
A little
Not very well
Oh, yes, you speak very well
Thank you
Hello
Hello, sir
Good-bye
Good-bye, ma’am
How are you?
Fine, thanks
And you?
I’m fine, thank you
Oh, yes
You understand very well
Are you Brazilian?
Yes, Miss
Are you American?
You are not Brazilian?
I’m Brazilian
Are you American?
I’m American
I’m not American
Yes
But not very well
Yes, but not very well
Do you understand Portuguese, Miss?
I’m sorry. I don’t understand Portuguese
You understand
You speak
You speak
I speak
I speak a little
But I don’t understand
I don’t speak
I don’t speak very well
I’m not Brazilian
I’m sorry, I don’t understand
You don’t understand Portuguese?
And I speak a little
I understand a little and I speak a little
But
I don’t speak very well
I’m not American
And you?
Yes, I’m American
And I speak English
But I don’t speak Portuguese
I’m sorry. I don’t speak Portuguese
Please
Where is East Fifty Second Street?
Fifty Second
Street
Fifty Second Street
East Fifty Second Street
Park
Park Street
East Park Street
East Park Street
Where?
Where is?
Please
Where is Park Street, please
Avenue
Park Avenue
Where is Park Avenue?
Where is Park Avenue, please?
Here
It is
It is here
It’s here
It’s here, sir
Is it here?
Yes, it’s here
Is it here?
No, it’s not here
Over there
It’s over there
It’s not over there
It’s here, sir
Park Avenue is here
Where is East Fifty Second Street, please
Is it here?
It’s not here, sir
It’s over there
And Park Avenue is here
Hello, sir
Hello, Miss
How are you?
Fine, thanks
I’m fine, thanks
And you? I’m fine
Are you Brazilian?
I’m American
Yes, a little. Not very well
But you speak English very well
Thank you
Excuse me
Where is East Fifty Second Street, please?
It’s here, Miss
And Park Avenue?
It’s over there
East Fifty Second Street is not over there
Park Avenue is over there
But East Fifty Second Street is here
Good-bye, Miss
Hello, sir
Hello, Miss
How are you?
Fine, thanks. And you?
I’m fine
Are you Brazilian?
I’m American
A little, not very well
But you speak English very well
Thank you
Excuse me
It’s here, Miss.
And Park Avenue?
It’s over there
But East Fifty Second Street is here
Good-bye
Good-bye, Miss
Good-bye
LESSON 5
Miss, Miss
Yes
It’s over there
And Park Avenue?
It’s here, sir
Thank you, Miss
You’re welcome
Good-bye
Good-bye
Hello
But I don’t speak very well
And you?
I’m not American
And I don’t understand
But you speak very well
And you understand very well
Thank you
How are you?
Fine, thanks
I’m fine, thanks. And you?
Park Avenue
Please
It’s here
East Fifty Second Street it’s here
Is it here?
No, it’s over there
And it’s not here
East Fifty Second Street is not here
But Park Avenue is here
And it’s not here
East Fifty Second Street is not here
But Park Avenue is here
Thanks, Miss
You’re welcome
I don’t know
I know
Where is Park Street, please?
I don’t know
Oh, yes, I know
It’s over there
Thanks
You’re welcome
I know
You know
Do you understand?
Do you know?
No, I don’t know
I want
You want
I want
I know
I don’t know
I don’t want
You want
Do you want?
I want
I would like
I would like something to eat
Something
I want something to eat
You would like something to eat
Would you like something to eat?
Yes, I would like something to eat
I would like
I would like to eat
To drink
I would like something to drink, please
Would you like something to drink?
I don’t know
I would like something to eat, please
No, thank you
I would like to eat
No, thanks
But I would like something to eat
Hello, ma’am
How are you?
Fine, thanks
I’m fine, thanks
Is it here?
It’s not here
It’s over there
Where is Park Avenue, please?
I’m sorry. I don’t know
Oh! yes, I know
It’s over there
Thanks
You’re welcome
Where?
I don’t know
No, thanks
O.K.
But I don’t want to eat
O.K.
Good-bye, sir
Good-bye
LESSON 6
Kate!
Hello, Kate
Hello, Peter
How are you?
Fine, thanks
And you?
I’m fine too
Where would you like to eat?
At the Park Avenue restaurant
O.K.
You’re welcome
Street
Please
It’s here
And Park Avenue?
It’s over there
Is it here?
No, it’s not here
Thank you, sir
You’re welcome
You speak very well
You speak English very well
You want
You would like
Would you like?
Something
Do you want something to eat?
Do you want?
Yes, I would like something to eat
Yes, I’d like something do eat
Yes, I’d like something to drink
No, thank you
Yes, I would
Yes, I’d like something to eat
No, thank you
But I’d like something to drink
Where is East Avenue, please?
I’m sorry.
I don’t know
It’s not here
And it’s not over there
Yes, I would
I’d like to eat
Would you like to eat?
Restaurant
A little
At a restaurant
At a restaurant?
Yes, at a restaurant
I’d like to eat, too
Too
O.K.
When?
I don’t know
Now
When?
When would you like to eat?
Now
Not now
Later
Yes, I would
Later
No, thank you. But I’d like something to eat
At a restaurant
When would you like something to drink?
I don’t know
Not now
Later
Where?
When?
When would you like to eat, Miss?
Not now
Later
Later, please
Where?
At a restaurant
O.K., at a restaurant
No, not at a restaurant
I don’t want to eat
I don’t want
I don’t want to
I want to
I’d like something to drink
I’d like something to drink, too
When?
When would like something to drink?
Later?
No. Now
O.K.
But, later
Thank you, sir
You’re welcome
LESSON 7
Hello, Kate
Hello, Steve
Would you like to eat now, Kate?
No, Steve, not now
Later, please
But I’d like something to drink now
And you?
I’d like something to drink too
At a restaurant
O.K.
I’d like to eat
Where would like to eat?
At a restaurant
Not at a restaurant
I’d like something to eat
I’d like something to eat, too
When?
Now
I’d like to eat now
Would you like something to eat, too?
Yes, I would
No, thank you
I’d like something to drink, too
When?
Later
I want to eat later
Not here
Where?
Over there?
No, not over there
At a restaurant, please
O.K.
Thank you, ma’am
You’re welcome
I’d like to eat here
I don’t want to
At the hotel
At a restaurant
At a hotel
At the hotel
I’m sorry. I don’t want to
What would you like to eat?
I don’t know
At a restaurant?
At the hotel?
At the hotel, thank you
You’re welcome
What would you like to drink?
Wine
Some wine
I’d like some wine
At a restaurant
Yes, I would
Would you like some wine?
Yes, I’d like some wine
I’d like a beer
A beer
Some wine
I’d like a beer
But I would like some wine
Where?
Not at the hotel
At restaurant, please
But later
Not now
O.K.
I’d like something to eat too
Would you like something to drink too?
No, thank you
Not now. Later
Would you like to eat now?
Yes, I would
At a restaurant, please
O.K. When?
Now, please
The restaurant
At a restaurant
Where is the Park Avenue restaurant?
It’s over there
On Park Avenue
I don’t know
O.K. What would you like to drink?
I don’t know And you?
A beer?
No, thanks. Not now
No thanks
You don’t want to eat?
Not now, thanks
But later
At the hotel
At the hotel on Park Avenue
O.K.
A beer?
No, thanks. Not now
No, thanks
You don’t want to eat?
Not now, thanks
But later
At the hotel
On the Park Avenue
O.K.
LESSON 8
Kate, would you like to eat now?

No, thanks Peter, not now
O.k.
I don’t know
Some wine. No, a beer
I’d like beer, too
Miss, two beers please
What? Something to eat?
No, not now
Later please
Would you like to eat now?
To have lunch
Yes, I’d like to have lunch
I’d like to have lunch now
Where would like to have lunch? At a restaurant?
No, at the hotel
At the hotel on East Street
I’d like to have lunch too
But later
Would you like something to drink now?
Yes, I would
When would you like something to drink?
Would you like a beer?
Two beers, please
Two beers, please, Miss
or
Would you like a beer?
Or some wine?
No, thank you
I want
I don’t want
I’d like
I’d like a beer
Two beers, please, Miss
Some wine, or a beer
I don’t know
Two beers, please
What do you want to eat?
What do you want to do?
To do
What would you like to do?
To have lunch
I’d like to have lunch
I’d like to have something to drink
What would you like?
When?
Where?
At the hotel
At a restaurant
I’d like to buy something
To buy
To do
What would you like to buy?
At the hotel, on park street
I’d like to do something
With whom?
With you
With me
With me?
I’d like to do something
Would you like to have lunch?
Would you like to buy something?
Yes, I’d like to buy something
I’d like to buy some wine
I’d like to have something to eat
But with whom?
With you
With me?
Hello, Miss
Hello,
How are you, sir?
Fine, thanks
I’m fine, thanks
What you want to do now?
I don’t know
And you?
Would you like to have something to drink?
Yes, I would
Yes, I’d like to have something to drink
Would you like to have lunch with me?
Yes, thanks
I would
When?
Now
Where, at the hotel?
No, not the hotel, at a restaurant
I don’t know
Do you know?
Yes, I know
On Park Avenue
What do you want to drink?
Some wine or a beer?
Would you like a beer too?
No, thanks
But I’d like something to eat.
And you?
Yes, I would
Yes, I’d like something to eat, too
Not now
I’d like to eat later
A little later
O.K.?
O.K.
A little later
Some wine or beer
And I’d like to have something to eat
With whom?
With me?
Yes, with you
I’d like to have lunch with you
I’d like to have lunch with you, too
LESSON 9
Hello, Mary
How are you?
Fine, thanks, John
Well, Mary
What do you want to do now
Oh, I don’t know
And you?
What you want to do?
Yes, I would
But I’d like to eat at the Park Avenue restaurant
O.K.?
It’s over there on Park Avenue
Oh, yes, I know
O.K.
I’d like to buy two beers
With whom?
How are you, Sir.?
Excuse me
Do you know?
Do you know where Park Avenue is?
Do you know where East Fifty Second Street is?
Would you like to have lunch, too?
O.K. Thank you
You’re welcome
When?
What?
With whom?
With me?
Or a beer
And you?
I’d like to have something to drink with you
O.K., but not here
And not over there, at the hotel
No not at the hotel
O.K. But I’d like to have lunch too
I’d like to have lunch at a restaurant
At what time?
One o’clock
At one o’clock
At a restaurant
On Park Avenue
At one o’clock
Nine o’clock
At nine o’clock
At what time?
At one o’clock
At nine o’clock
Eight
Eight o’clock
At eight o’clock?
No, at nine o’clock
Two beers
Two o’clock
Eight o’clock
One o’clock
Nine o’clock
At two o’clock
At what time?
At one o’clock or at two o’clock?
I don’t know
But I’d like to eat at a restaurant
At eight o’clock?
Not, at nine o’clock
At what time?
I don’t know
At two o’clock. O.K.?
O.K.
At a restaurant
Where is the Park Hotel, please?
Do you know where the hotel is?
It’s over there, on Park Avenue
Would you like to have something to eat with me?
No
I’m sorry, Miss
But would you like to have lunch with me?
No thank you, sir
Not now
And not later
But at one o’clock. O.K.?
No, not at one o’clock
At two o’clock?
No, thank you
I don’t want to
Later, at eight o’clock
Or at nine o’clock?
At what time?
I don’t want to have lunch with you
Oh, now I understand
Very well, now, you understand
Yes, you don’t want to have lunch with me
But you would like to have something to drink with me?
At a restaurant
At one o’clock
Or at two o’clock?
Not at one clock and not at two o’clock
Not at eight o’clock and not at nine o’clock
At what time?
You don’t understand
What don’t I understand?
You don’t understand English, Sir
Would you like to have something to eat with me?
No, thanks, sir
But at one o’clock, O.K.?
At two o’clock?
No, thank you. I don’t want to
Later, at eight o’clock?
Or at nine o’clock?
At what time?
I don’t want to have lunch with you
LESSON 10
Listen to this English conversation

John, would you like to have something to eat with me?
Yes, I would
But at what time?
At two o’clock?
No, later
Much later
Oh, I understand
At eight o’clock or at nine o’clock?
Yes, at eight o’clock
O.K., eight o’clock
Good-bye, Mary
I’d like to have lunch
I’d like to have something to eat too
With whom?
With you
I’d like to have something to eat with you
O.K.
I want to buy something
At what time?
At one o’clock
At nine o’clock, O.K.?
No, not at nine o’clock
At eight o’clock
O.K., at two o’clock
No, you don’t understand
No, thank you, but I’d like something to eat
Or would you like to have something to eat?
I don’t know
I’d like to have something to eat
With Whom?
With me?
Yes, at a restaurant
Yes, at the Park Avenue restaurant
Do you know where the restaurant is?
Where is the restaurant?
Do you know where the restaurant is?
Is it here?
No, it’s not here
It’s over there
At what time?
What time is it?
It’s nine o’clock
What time is it?
It’s two o’clock
It’s five o’clock
What time is it?
It’s three o’clock
It’s four o’clock
It’s two o’clock
Is it four o’clock?
Is it two o’clock?
No, it’s three o’clock
It’s eight o’clock
Four o’clock
What time is it?
Five o’clock
Nine o’clock
Three o’clock
Five o’clock
Four o’clock
What time is it?
What time is it, please?
I don’t know
But I’d like something to eat
Not now
Later
No, I’m going to eat now
Going to
I’m going to eat now
You are going to eat
Are you going to eat?
Yes, I’m going to have lunch
Now
I’m going to have lunch now
I’m going to eat
At five o’clock
Are you going to eat at five o’clock?
Not, at eight o’clock
But I’m going to have something to drink
O.K.?
When?
At three o’clock or at four o’clock
I’m going to have something to drink at nine o’clock
What time is it now?
It’s one o’clock now
Thank you
I’m going to have lunch and I’d like two beers
Hello
Hello
How are you?
Fine, thanks
But would you like to have lunch with me?
Yes, thanks
Yes, I would
At what time would you like to eat?
At eight o’clock?
No, at nine o’clock
No at nine o’clock. At two o’clock
O.K.?
No, at three o’clock
No, not at two o’clock. At three o’clock
Three o’clock?
No, thanks
But at four o’clock
O.K.?
No, at five o’clock
No, not at four o’clock. At five o’clock
No, not at five o’clock
When would you like to have lunch?
I don’t know
Do you want to have lunch?
Yes, but when?
I’m going to have lunch now
Are you going to have lunch with me?
Yes, I’m going to have lunch with you
But when?
Later
Much later
English – Lesson ten
1. it
2. kit
3. sit
4. six
5. fix
6. fin
7. I
8. fine
9. fin/fine
10. nine
11. site
12. my
13. by
14. kite
15. miss
16. did
17. bit
18. bite
19. big bite
20. I like Ike
LESSON 11
Listen to this English conversation
At what time would you like to have lunch with me, Mary?
At one o’clock
At two o’clock?
No, not at two o’clock
Well, would you like to have something to drink with me?
When? Now?
No, not now
Later
At eight o’clock
No, I’m sorry
Eight o’clock it’s too later
What time is it?
I don’t know
Oh, Yes, I know
It’s three o’clock
Do you know?
Do you know what time it is?
It’s four o’clock
Are you going to have lunch now?
No, I’m going to eat later
At eight o’clock or at nine o’clock
At what time?
It’s three o’clock now
No, it’s five o’clock
I’m going to have lunch at one o’clock
Where?
When? Now?
Not now
Later, please
At six o’clock
At six o’clock, Miss
Or at seven o’clock
At six o’clock or at seven o’clock
Not at six o’clock
Later
Then at seven o’clock
Then
Then at eight o’clock
Tonight
To have dinner
I’m going to have dinner tonight
I’d like to have dinner tonight
Then at seven o’clock
At ten o’clock
Tonight
Tonight I’m going to have dinner at ten o’clock
Tomorrow
And tomorrow?
Tomorrow I’m going to have dinner with you
At four o’clock
No, at six o’clock or at seven o’clock
Not at nine o’clock
Then at ten o’clock. O.K.?
Tomorrow
Tonight
Tomorrow night
Tomorrow night at seven o’clock
No, at ten o’clock
Listen
Repeat
Repeat, please
Listen and repeat
Today
Tomorrow
Tomorrow night
Tonight
Today
Would you like to have dinner with me tonight?
Not today, tomorrow
At what time?
At six o’clock or at seven o’clock?
Today and tomorrow too
I’m going to have dinner now
Do you know what time is it now?
It is ten o’clock, Miss
I’d like to have dinner with you tonight
Not tonight, but tomorrow night
Then tomorrow night at eight o’clock
O.K.
How are you today?
I’m fine, thanks
What do you want to do tonight?
I don’ know
And you?
Where?
At hotel
Yes, I would, but not tonight
Then, tomorrow night?
O.K., tomorrow night
At what time you going to have dinner tonight?
At six o’clock
I’m going to have dinner at six o’clock
And tomorrow?
At seven o’clock
Tomorrow I’m going to have dinner at seven o’clock
And what time would like to have something to drink with me?
At ten o’clock
I’d like to have something to drink with you at ten o’clock
Would you like to drink?
I’d like some wine, please
A beer, please
Some coffee, please
Good-bye
Good-bye
How are you today?
I’m fine, thanks
What do you want to do tonight?
I don’t know
And you?
Where?
At the hotel
Yes, I would
But not tonight
Then, tomorrow night?
O.k., tomorrow night
Good-bye
English – Lesson eleven
1. in
2. win
3. wine
4. sine
5. is
6. It is his
7. nine times
8. my wife
9. Try it
10. tin
11. ten
12. set
13. net
14. lift
15. left
16. five miles
17. mister
18. Mr.
19. Mrs.
20. Mrs. Mike is fine
LESSON 12
Listen to this telephone conversation
Hello, Mary
It’s Peter, how are you?
Hello Peter
I’m fine, thanks
And you?
I’m fine too
Mary, would you like to have dinner with me tonight?
At the Park Avenue restaurant?
Not tonight Peter, but tomorrow night I’d like too
At what time?
At seven o’clock
O.K.
Tomorrow night at seven o’clock at the Park Avenue restaurant
And thank you
You’re welcome
Good-bye, Mary
Good-bye, Peter
Tonight
Tomorrow night
At six o’clock
Not later
Then at seven o’clock or at eight o’clock
Do you know what time it is?
It’s ten o’clock now
No, it’s four o’clock
I’m going to eat at five o’clock
You are going to eat?
With whom?
With you
I’m going to eat with you
Yes, I’d like to eat too
I’d like to have dinner with you
I’d like to have dinner with you tonight
At the hotel
All right
Are you going to have some wine?
No, I’m going to have a beer
Today
I’m not American
I’m not going to have dinner today
You’re not going to have dinner?
No, not today
I’m not going to have dinner today
Today I’m going to eat at four o’clock
Or at three o’clock
And I’m going to have some wine
All right
Then at three o’clock
How much is it?
One dollar
How much?
Eight dollars
All right
Eleven dollars
How much is it?
Twelve dollars
How much?
Two dollars
Thirteen dollars
How much is it?
It’s twelve dollars
It’s thirteen dollars
Eleven dollars
Ten dollars
Eight dollars
Twelve dollars
Two dollars
Nine dollars
Six dollars
How much is it?
It’s seven dollars
Is it five dollars?
Do you want five dollars?
Is it five dollars?
No, it’s four dollars
No ma’am, it’s four dollars
And seven dollars
No, not thirteen dollars
Is it twelve dollars?
No, eleven dollars
Please, repeat
Repeat, please
I’m sorry
Please, repeat
Please, listen
Listen, please
Do you understand?
Yes, now I understand
One dollar
It’s one dollar
Then it’s one dollar
All right?
Hello. How are you today?
Fine, thanks
You speak English very well
No, not very well
I don’t speak English very well
No, I’d like something to drink
No, thanks
No, thank you
No, I’d like a beer
A beer, please
O.K.
When, today?
No, not today, tomorrow
Tonight?
No, not tonight, tomorrow night
At what time?
At five o’clock?
No, not at five o’clock, at six o’clock
Not at six o’clock
At seven o’clock?
No, not at seven o’clock, at eight o’clock,
No, at ten o’clock, please
Not at ten o’clock, at eleven o’clock
All right
Tomorrow night at eleven o’clock
Good-bye
How much is it?
Excuse me
How much is it?
No, not thirteen dollars
No, sir
It’s eleven dollars
No, not eleven dollars
It’s ten dollars
No, not ten dollars
It’s nine dollars
No, not nine dollars
It’s eight dollars
All right, then eight dollars
Thanks, sir
You’re welcome, Miss
English – Lesson twelve
1. let
2. lit
3. lite
4. ten men
5. teen
6. week
7. See me
8. we need
9. eat
10. east
11. fifty
12. sixty
13. he is
14. he’s
15. He’s fifteen
16. he’d
17. He’d like wine
18. please
19. We’d like tea, please
20. Hi, miss!
LESSON 13
Hello, Mary
It’s Jack
Hello, Jack
How are you?
Fine, thanks
What are you doing tonight, Mary?
Tonight?
Yes
Would you like to have dinner with me?
At six o’clock?
Thanks
But I’m going to have dinner with Nancy
Would you like to have something to drink at the hotel later?
Yes, I would
At what time?
At nine o’clock or later at ten o’clock
All right
At ten o’clock
At the hotel
Good-bye, Mary
What time is it?
It’s eleven o’clock
No, it’s eight o’clock
Eight
How much is it?
One
One dollar
How much?
Thirteen dollars
No, twelve
Twelve or thirteen?
I’m sorry
Please, listen
Please, repeat
Or would you like to have some wine?
When?
Today?
Or tomorrow?
Tonight
Tomorrow night
At what time?
At six o’clock or at seven o’clock?
When would you like to have some wine?
Today?
Not tomorrow night
I’m not going to eat
I’m not going to eat with you tomorrow night
But I would like to have dinner with you tonight
All right
In dollars
How much?
How much do you have in dollars?
You have
I have
I have fourteen dollars
Sixteen
Do you have sixteen dollars?
No, I have thirteen dollars
How much do you have in reals?
I have fourteen reals
I have fifteen dollars
Sixteen
Fifteen dollars and fourteen reals
I don’t have
I don’t have sixteen reals
You don’t have sixteen reals?
I have one dollar
How much is it?
How much is it, ma’am?
Fifteen dollars, sir
All right
And in reals?
In reals, how much is it?
I don’t know
Fourteen dollars, please
I have nine reals
Twelve
How much?
How much is it, ma’am?
In dollars, it’s fifteen dollars
And in reals?
I don’t know, sir
I don’t have sixteen dollars
I have fourteen dollars
But not fifteen
All right
Then fourteen dollars
How much is it?
Is it ten dollars?
No, eleven dollars
It’s eleven dollars and one dollar
Twelve dollars
Yes, twelve dollars and two dollars
Fourteen dollars
It’s fourteen dollars
Yes, one dollar, please
Fifteen dollars
It’s fifteen dollars
Yes, fifteen dollars and one
Sixteen dollars
Now it’s sixteen dollars
Yes, it’s sixteen dollars
Do you have sixteen dollars?
Yes, I have sixteen dollars
Hello
I’d like a beer, please
How many beers would you like?
One beer or two beers
One beer, please
O.K.
Here is a beer
How much is it?
It’s two dollars
I don’t have ten dollars
Not ten, two
Now I understand
I have seven dollars
I’d like three beers
Hello
How many beers would you like?
One beer or two beers?
One beer, please
O.K.
It’s a beer
How much is it?
It’s two dollars
I don’t have ten dollars
Not ten, two
Now I understand
I have seven dollars
I’d like three beers.
English – Lesson thirteen
1. We sit.
2. He bet.
3. It’s twenty feet.
4. Did he leave?
5. Please repeat.
6. bat
7. mat
8. at
9. ate
10. late
11. lay
12. stay
13. We can stay---
14. ten days
15. I hate my hat.
16. We have six cats.
17. My cat sat in my hat.
18. It made me mad.
19. Is he tame?
20. Maybe.
LESSON 14
Listen to this English Conversation
What would you like to drink, sir?

Yes, sir, here
Thank you
How much is it?
Four dollars
Fourteen dollars?
No, sir
You don’t understand
It’s four dollars
A beer is four dollars
Oh, now understand
Here’s four dollars
Thank you
You’re welcome
Here
Here is one dollar
Here’s one dollar
Here’s thirteen dollars
Here’s fourteen dollars
I have twelve dollars
Not fifteen
All right
Here’s sixteen dollars
Do you have one dollar, sir?
Here’s one dollar
Here’s a dollar
How much do you have in reals?
I have a lot
I have a lot of reals
I don’t have a lot of dollars
I don’t have a lot of American money
I’m Brazilian
I have some Brazilian money
I have sixteen reals
But I don’t have a lot of American money
Give me some American money, please
Please, give me some American money
All right
Here’s eleven dollars
I have a lot of American money
I have seventeen dollars
Eighteen
Nineteen
I have nineteen reals
And I have a lot of dollars too
I have eighteen dollars
No, seventeen
Please, give me a dollar
Give me a dollar, please
I’d like to buy a beer
I want a beer
I have a beer
Here’s a beer
I’d like a beer
Here’s a beer
Now give me seventeen dollars, please
No, give me seven dollars
It’s seven dollars
In reals?
How much is it in reals?
I don’t know
Here’s some wine
Here’s a beer
Six dollars
Fourteen
Eighteen
Fifteen
Nineteen
Thirteen
Seventeen
Three beers
I have three beers
I’d like one beer
One beer, please
Here’s a beer
I have twelve dollars
How much?
Twelve dollars
That’s not a lot
Excuse me, ma’am
Do you know where Park Avenue is?
Is it over there?
Or is it here?
It’s over there
Thank you, ma’am
You’re welcome
Here’s a beer, sir
How much is it?
It’s five dollars
That’s a lot
Here’s ten dollars
Thank you, sir
Please, give me eleven dollars
No, give me seventeen or eighteen dollars
How much do you want?
Oh, eighteen or nineteen dollars
I’m going to give you some American money
That’s a lot
No, that’s not a lot
But in reals it’s a lot
English – Lesson 14
1 say
2 If I may say---
3 my family
4 Kate’s cat
5 Kate’s cat is fast.
6 cash
7 she
8 She likes fish.
9 we wish
10 action
11 fiction
12 tension
13 She’s my wife.
14 She’s shy.
15 Why?
16 Why mention it?
LESSON 15
I’m going to buy some beers

Please give me some American money
I don’t know
Not a lot
Nine or ten dollars
Here
Here’s fifteen dollars
Thanks
Please, give me a beer
Here’s a beer
That’s not a lot of money
Please, give me nineteen dollars
No, give me seventeen dollars
How much?
Eighteen dollars?
No, sixteen
Sixteen dollars, please
I’m going to give you
I’m going to give you fifteen dollars
That’s a lot
In reals, that’s a lot
Then give me one dollar
Here’s a dollar
I don’t have any dollars
I don’t have any reals
American money
Do you have any American money?
No, I don’t
Yes, I do
No, I don’t
I don’t have any American money
I don’t have any
But I have eighteen reals
I’d like a beer
How much is a beer?
A beer is one dollar
Do you have any wine?
Yes, I do
I have some
Do you have any beer?
No, I don’t have any
Hello
Good morning, ma’am
Where are you going?
I’m going to the hotel
And you?
I’m going to a restaurant
Good morning
Coffee
Do you have any coffee?
Yes, I do
I have a lot of coffee
Here’s some coffee
It’s for you
The coffee is for you
For me?
Yes, the coffee is for you
Good morning
Please, give me some American money
I can
I can give you fourteen dollars
No, I can’t
I can
I can’t
I can give you some money
I can’t give you any money
You can
Can you?
Can you give me some money?
Yes, I can
I can’t
No, I can’t
I don’t want to
Good morning, Miss
Yes, I do
Yes, I have some
Here’s a dollar
It’s for you
For me?
That’s not a lot
All right
Then here’s eighteen dollars
Thank you
You’re welcome
Two and two is how much?
It’s four
One and two is how much?
Three
Two and three is how much?
Five
Four and two is how much?
Six
Three and eight is how much?
Eleven
Nine and one is how much?
Ten
Six and seven is how much?
Thirteen
Thirteen and two is how much?
Fifteen
Eight and four is how much?
Twelve
Thirteen and three is how much?
Sixteen
Fifteen and two is how much?
Seventeen
Seventeen and two is how much?
Nineteen
Thank you, Miss
I’m going to buy some coffee
No, I don’t
No, I don’t have any
Can you give me some?
Yes, I have a lot of American money
Oh, fifteen or sixteen dollars
Here
Thank you
1. dish
2. It’s his dish.
3. We have six fish.
4. We read fiction.
5. mop
6. hop
7. stop and shop
8. tot
9. tote
10. mope
11. No.
12. road
13. coat
14. goat
15. blow
16. grow
17. Hello!
18. don’t
19. Please don’t go.
20. We won’t mention it.
21. It’s not bad.
22. I hope not.
LESSON 16
Hello, Charles
This is Mary
Hello, Mary
How are you?
Fine, thanks
Charles, would you like to have dinner with me?
When? Not tonight it’s to late now
No, tomorrow night, at seven o’clock, O.K.?
O.K., tomorrow at seven
And thank you
You’re welcome
Good-bye, Charles
Good-by, Mary
Good morning
Do you have any coffee?
Yes, I do
No, I don’t
I’m going to the restaurant on East Fifty Second Street
I’m going to have lunch
Can you have lunch with me?
Yes, I can
No, I can’t
I’m sorry
I can’t
I’m going to the hotel now
Here
Here’s a beer
It’s for you
For me?
Thank you
Thank you very much
Good morning
I’m going to the hotel
I’m going to buy something for you
For me?
What is it?
Thank you very much
I want to buy some coffee
But I don’t have any American money
I can give you some
Here’s seventeen dollars
Thank you very much
That’s a lot
That’s a lot of money
That’s too much
Too much
That’s too much money
How much American money do you have?
I have twenty dollars
You have twenty dollars?
No, twenty-four
I have twenty-five dollars
Twenty-eight dollars
You have too much money
I have thirty dollars
I have thirty-nine dollars
No, twenty-nine
It’s a lot of money
Is it too much?
No, but it’s enough
It’s enough
Is it enough?
No, it’s not enough
Thirty-five that’s enough
That’s too much
Is that too much?
Yes, that’s too much money
Give me forty dollars
Forty dollars
Fourteen dollars
Give me forty dollars
Give me forty-seven dollars
Forty-six. Is that enough?
No, that’s not enough
I’d like forty-eight dollars
No, thirty-eight
No, twenty-eight
I don’t know
I don’t have any American money
Can you give me some?
Can you give me some American money, please?
I don’t have any
You don’t have any money?
No, I don’t
I’d like some money
Please, give me some money
I can’t
I don’t have any
Yes, you have some
You have a lot
O.K. Here’s twenty-five dollars
Here’s twenty-five dollars for you
Thanks. That’s enough
Thank you very much
Two and three is how much?
Five
Two and three is five
Five and three is how much?
Eight
Eight and five is how much?
Thirteen
Eight and five is thirteen
Eleven and four is how much?
Fifteen
Thirteen and four is how much?
Seventeen
Sixteen and four is how much?
Twenty
Sixteen and four is twenty
Twenty and six is how much?
Twenty-six
Twenty-eight and four is how much?
Thirty-two
Forty-two and two is how much?
Thirty-four
Thirty-four and twelve is how much?
Forty six
Thirty-four and twelve is forty-six
Thirty-three and ten is how much?
Forty-three
Twenty-five and eleven is how much?
Thirty-six
Hey, hey, stop, stop, that’s enough
Good morning
Excuse me
But do you have any money?
Yes, I do
Yes, I have any money
Do you have a lot?
Yes, I do
Yes, I have a lot
I’m going to have a beer
Would you like to have a beer with me?
Yes, I would
I’d like to have a beer with you
But I don’t have any
Can you buy some for me?
Yes, I can
I can buy some
I can buy some for yours
Do you have enough money?
Yes, I do
Yes, I have enough money
Then I’m going with you, O.K.?
Yes, O.K.
1. boat
2. note
3. not
4. It’s not on East Street.
5. No, we won’t go.
6. I dote on him.
7. but
8. cup
9. Fill it up!
10. six hundred
11. We must eat..
12. a lot
13. some tea
14. Come in!
15. He needs money
16. Does she like him?
17. We like the wine.
18. Is he your husband?
19. He’s American.
20. I’m Brazilian.
LESSON 17
What are you going to do today?

I’m going to buy something
Yes, I do, but not a lot
How much do you have
Oh, fifteen or twenty dollars
But that’s not enough
O.K.
Here’s twenty dollars for you
Thank you very much
Thirty-three
Forty-four
Twenty-three
Thirteen
Thirty-seven
What is it?
Here’s some coffee
It’s for you
Thank you very much
Good morning
I’m going to a restaurant
I’m going to have lunch
No, thank you
But I’d like to have something to drink
Do you have any money?
No, I don’t
I don’t have any
I have some
I have enough
I have a lot
I can
I can give you some money
But I can’t give you a lot
You can’t?
Do you have any dollars for me?
Yes, I do
I have enough money
I have enough American money
And in reals?
I don’t have any reals
Here’s a dollar
Here’s forty-five dollars
Thank you very much
Is that enough?
That’s too much
I have twenty-one dollars
Twenty-five
Fifty
Sixty
Sixty-one
Fifty-seven
Give me six dollars
Give me sixteen dollars
I want sixty dollars
Can you give me sixty dollars?
That’s too much
How much is it?
It’s thirty-eight dollars
Sixty-three dollars
Is that too much?
Yes, that’s too much
It’s too expensive
It’s not too expensive
It’s very expensive
Fifty dollars
I’m going to give you fifty dollars
Here’s fifty dollars for you
No, give me sixty dollars
I can’t give you sixty dollars
I don’t have enough money
It’s not expensive
In dollars, it’s not expensive
Yes, it is expensive
No, it’s not expensive
It’s too expensive
In reals it’s too expensive
You speak English
You speak very well
You speak very fast
I’m sorry. You speak too fast
I don’t speak fast
Yes, you speak fast
Yes, you do
You speak very fast
You speak English very fast
You speak English too fast
You speak too fast and I don’t understand
I’m sorry
You speak too fast and I don’t understand
Expensive
Coffee is not very expensive
You speak English very fast
You have Brazilian beer, don’t you?
No, I have American beer
Oh, sorry
That’s sixty dollars
No, it’s fifty dollars
All right, then fifty-one dollars
No, it’s forty-one dollar
I know, it’s forty-three dollars
No, it’s thirty-three dollars
O.K., thirty-six dollars
No, it’s twenty-six dollars
Twenty-six?
No, twenty-eight
No, it’s eighteen dollars
You don’t understand English?
Yes, I understand English
Yes, I do
Do I speak too fast?
No, you don’t speak too fast
How much is it?
Thirty-five dollars. O.K.?
No, it’s twenty-five dollars
Twenty-five dollars is enough
Here’s fifty dollars
Thank you
End Good bye
1. us
2. He understands us.
3. Meet me at the hotel.
4. Welcome!
5. yes
6. yesterday
7. yellow
8. The sun is yellow.
9. use
10. us/use
11. muse
12. fuse
13. you
14. Excuse me, miss
15. Pay attention!
16. Don’t confuse me!
17. We have a used car.
18. It’s cute.
LESSON 18
Listen to this conversation
She wants to buy a book

Charles, I’m going to buy a book
How much is the book?
It’s twenty dollars
That’s not very expensive
O.K.
Here’s fifteen dollars
Is that enough?
Yes, that’s enough
I have some money too
Thanks, Charles
Fifty
Sixty
Thirty-five
Twenty-eight
Twenty-eight. That’s too much
No, it’s not expensive
In reals, it’s expensive
You speak too fast
I have forty-one dollars
No, but it’s enough
It’s not too expensive
Yes, it is too expensive
Here it’s more expensive
You speak very fast
You speak English too fast
Who is that?
Who’s that?
Husband
My husband
That’s my husband
Who’s that?
My wife
My husband
That’s my wife
My wife is over there
My wife would like something to drink
My husband would like something to drink
My husband would like some wine
Some water, please
My husband would like some water
I’d like some water
My wife would like some water
I’d like some coffee
Coffee, please
My husband would like some coffee
Water for me, please
Thank you very much
Your wife
Your wife is here
Your husband is here
Where is my husband?
Where’s my wife?
Your wife is not here
Your wife isn’t here
Your husband isn’t here
My husband?
My wife would like some coffee
My husband would like some water
Do you have any wine?
No, I don’t
I’m sorry. I don’t have any wine
Here wine is more expensive
Who’s that?
I’m sorry
You speak too fast
Who’s over there?
That’s my wife
What does your wife want to do?
My wife would like to have something to eat
What does your wife want to eat?
What do you want to eat?
Does your wife want something to drink?
And you? What would you like to drink?
A beer? Some water?
Or you can have some coffee
Thank you very much
And I’d like some water
Where’s your wife?
My wife?
I don’t know
My wife isn’t here
I’m sorry. I can’t
Tonight I’m going to have dinner with my husband
Then, would you like to have something to drink?
Yes, I would
No, thank you
Then, a beer?
Please, give me some coffee
Some coffee, please
Does your husband want coffee too?
I don’t know
My husband isn’t here
One coffee, please
And a beer for me, please
Here’s your coffee, ma’am
And your beer, sir
And here’s my husband
And your wife
1. yak
2. yam
3. Do you understand?
4. Not yet.
5. Is she American?
6. children
7. She has five children.
8. chin
9. shin
10. such
11. Cheer up!
12. book
13. shook
14. nook
15. Look at him!
16. Can we eat lunch?
17. She can cook fish and chips.
18. It’s not much
19. But it’s cheap.
20. Good-bye!
LESSON 19
Good morning
What would you like?
All right
And for you, sir?
I’m going to have some tea
O.K.
One tea and one coffee
Fast
You speak too fast
Your wife
Does your wife speak fast too?
Yes, too fast
But my wife isn’t here
Fifty dollars
Sixty dollars
Forty-five dollars
Sixty-eight dollars?
That’s too expensive!
I’m going to give you fifty-three dollars
That’s not enough
No, that’s not enough
Yes, that is enough
Who’s that?
That’s my husband
My wife?
I don’t know
Where’s your husband?
He’s over there
He is over there
She is over there
My wife. She is over there
He is here
And she is over there
Is she over there?
No, she’s here
My wife isn’t over there
Who’s that?
That’s my husband
What would your husband like to drink?
What would he like to drink?
I’d like some coffee
He’d like some coffee or water
She’d like some water
Who is it?
Come in, please
Pleased to meet you
Please, come in
Come in, please
And your wife?
What would she like to drink?
I’m Rosa Montero
Pleased to meet you, Mrs. Montero
Mister Johnson
Hello, Mr. Johnson
Hello, Mrs. Johnson
Please, come in
Where do you live?
You live
I live
Pleased to meet you, Miss Johnson
Where do you live?
In Rio de Janeiro
I live in Rio de Janeiro
Do you live here?
Yes, on Park Avenue
Does your husband live here too?
Yes, he does
We live here
We live in Rio de Janeiro
Yes, we’d like something to drink
We’d like some coffee
Does your wife want coffee too?
Yes, she does
My husband and I would like some water
She’d like some water
But he’d like some coffee
No, we’d like some wine
Who is it?
Come in, please
Good morning, sir
I’m Charles Johnson
Pleased to meet you Mr. Johnson
I’m Rosa Montero
Where do you live in Brazil?
Where do you live?
We live in Rio
Where do you live?
I live in New York
Mrs. Montero, is your husband here now?
No, he isn’t
I’m sorry, he isn’t here
He isn’t here
Who is it?
It’s my husband
Mr. Johnson is here
Mr. Johnson, my husband Pedro
Pleased to meet you, sir
1. sheep
2. cheap
3. Say cheese!
4. It’s Miss Brooks!
5. By hook or by crook.
6. In cash, please.
7. cop
8. cope
9. can’t
10. cent
11. lace
12. a nice face
13. I need some peace.
14. Try the wine.
15. It’s good.
16. Did you like civics?
17. She took a trip.
18. She’s in Canada---
19. in a big city.
20. He’s at the Cape.
LESSON 20
Mrs. Johnson, I’m Pedro Montero

Oh, Mr. Montero
Come in, please
I‘m pleased to meet you
Thank you
Is Mr. Johnson here?
My husband?
Yes, he is
Charles, here’s Mr. Montero
Hello, Mr. Montero
How are you?
Fine, thanks
And you?
Would you like something to drink, Mr. Montero?
Some coffee or a beer?
Here beer is more expensive
Come in, please
Pleased to meet you, Mr. Johnson
Pleased to meet you, Mrs. Johnson
Hello, Miss Johnson
I have coffee or water
I’d like some water, please
And your husband?
What does he want to drink?
Does he want some water?
Or would he like some coffee?
He’d like some coffee
Here coffee is more expensive
Where’s your husband?
I don’t know
I don’t know where he is
Where’s she?
She’s over there
Where do you live?
We live in Brazil
Do you have any children?
Yes, we have children
We don’t have any children
How many children?
How many children do you have?
We have three children
We have two boys and one girl
We have one girl
We’d like a boy
We have three girls
How many children?
Three children?
We have five children
Three boys and two girls
That’s a lot
We have one girl and one boy
The boy is big
The girl is big
Is the boy big?
Yes, he’s big
He’s not big
He isn’t big
Is the girl big?
She’s not big
She isn’t big
The boy is very big
I have four children
No, we have four children
The boys are big
The boy is big
The boys are – the boy is
They are big
They’re big
They’re here
Are they here?
They’re not over there
Who’s over there?
That’s my wife
And your husband. Where is he?
My husband is in Brazil
He’s in Brazil
With the children
We live in Brazil
We have two boys
They’re big
We have one girl, too
Is she big?
No, she’s not big
The boys are very big
Are the boys very big?
Are they very big?
Yes, they are
Who is it?
Come in, please
Pleased to meet you Mrs. Johnson
I’m Pedro Montero
Are you Brazilian, Mister Montero?
And where do you live in Brazil?
I live in Rio de Janeiro
My wife and I live in Rio
Do you have any children?
Yes, we have three children
Yes, we do
Yes, we have three
Do you have any boys?
Yes, we have two boys
And one girl?
Yes, we have one girl
Where are the children? Are they here with you?
Yes, they are
And your wife, is she here too?
Yes, she’s here too
Yes, she is
My wife is here with me
Does she speak English?
Yes, she does
She speaks English very well
You speak English very well, too
Thank you very much
English – lesson 20
1. cook
2. look
3. “I am not a crook”.
4. case
5. cease
6. Shall we dance?
7. It’s a cinch.
8. the
9. then
10. this
11. That’s my hotel.
12. It’s over there.
13. Thanks.
14. I think so.
15. He’s with me.
16. We have three children.
17. That’s a lot!
LESSON 21
Can you wait?

Good morning
Good morning
I’m Pedro Montero
Oh, Mister Montero
Pleased to meet you
Come in, please
Thank you
Is Mr. Johnson here?
No, it’s not here now
Can you wait?
Yes, I can wait
Well, Mr. Montero
Is Mrs. Montero in NY with you?
Yes, she is
And our children are here with us too
We have one boy and one girl
Who is it?
Come in
Come in, please
Pleased to meet you
Hello, Mrs. Johnson
Hello, Mr. Johnson
A boy
One boy
Two boys
We have two boys
The boys are big
They’re big
Are they big?
Yes, they are
They’re over there
The boys are over there
And your wife? Where’s she?
She’s over there too
My husband he’s over there
Do you have any girls?
Yes, we do
How many girls?
We have three girls
We live in Rio
We can
We can wait
You can wait
Can you wait?
We want
A lot of money
We want a lot of children
Wait!
We don’t want a lot of children
We live in Brazil
My wife and I live in Brazil
With the children
The children are in Brazil
They’re in Brazil
Where are they?
The girls are here
The big girls are here
The big girl is here
The big girl’s here
And the little girl?
The little boy
The boy is little
The boy’s little
My boy is little
Our boy is little
Our boy isn’t big
He’s little
Really?
Yes, really
Where’s your girl?
Our big girl or our little girl?
The big girl
Our big girl is over there
Really?
Our little girl is here
Would she like something to drink?
Yes, she’d like some water
But she can wait
Who is it?
Mrs. Johnson
Come in, please
Pleased to meet you, Mr. Montero
Yes, we’d like some coffee, please
But we can wait
Where’s the bathroom, please?
It’s over there
We have four boys
Really?
A little boy
Our four boys
The big girl
The four big girls
Your four big girls
Your four girls are big
Our girl is big too
She’s here with us
Where’s the bathroom?
Excuse me, where’s the bathroom?
Family
Our family
Where’s your family?
My family?
The little children are in Brazil
The big girl is here with us
You have a big family
Good morning, Mrs. Johnson
Good morning
Well, who’s the little boy?
Is he your little boy?
Yes, he’s our little boy
Our little boy
Can he understand English?
No, he can’t
He can’t understand English
How many boys do you have?
We have two boys
And do you have any girl?
Yes, we do
Yes, we have one girl
Where’s your girl?
Is she in Brazil?
No, she’s here with us
He’d like something to drink
Where’s the bathroom, please?
The bathroom is over there
Yes, we do
We do have a big family
1. Is this the road?
2. Where are the children?
3. They’re over there.
4. Thirteen gallons, please.
5. That’s thirty dollars.
6. What does that mean?
7. I don’t think so.
8. do
9. to
10. I’d like to go home.
11. soon
12. zoo
13. Me, too.
14. Where’s a bathroom?
15. Who’s that?
16. Well then, let’s eat.
17. With whom?
18. We can go together.
LESSON 22
Pleased to meet you, Mrs. Martin

Is your husband here in New York too?
Yes, he is
And the children are with us too
Three
One boy and two girls
That’s our boy over there
And where are your girls?
They’re at the hotel with my husband
Hello
Pleased to meet you
Excuse me, where’s the bathroom?
A big boy
We have a big boy
Our boy is big
A little girl
We have a little girl too
Our girl isn’t big
She’s little
Where are they?
They’re here with us
My family is in America
My family’s in America
My family is in Brazil
My family’s in Brazil
My family’s with me
Our family’s with us
How many people are there in your family?
There are four people in my family
There are six people in my family
We have two big girls and two little boys
We have a big family
Really?
We can wait
The bathroom is over there
A car
I have a car
Do you have a car?
Yes, I do
Is your car here?
Is your family in America?
Or in Brazil?
The children are here with us
How many people are there in you family?
There are five people in our family
We have a car
We have a big car
There are a lot of cars
There are a lot of big cars in America
Really?
Do you know where the bathroom is?
Three people
There are three people in our family
Do you have a car?
Yes, we have a car
Yes, we do
We can wait
We’d like some gas, please
How much is it?
It’s two dollars per gallon
Gallon
Gas is two dollars per gallon
Wait!
Over there. It’s one dollar per gallon
How much gas do you want?
Fill it up, please
Wait!
Please, wait
Do you have enough gas?
No, I don’t have enough gas
I’m going to buy some gas
How much is it?
Then fill it up, please
Mile
How many miles?
Fifty miles
Then I’m going to buy some gas
Fill it up, please
I’m going to Long Island
How many miles is it to Long Island?
Sixty miles
It’s sixty miles to Long Island
Sixty-five miles
It’s sixty-five miles to Long Island
There are six people in our family
I have a big car and I have a lot of gas and we’re going to Long Island
1. do
2. Do you know---
3. who took my book?
4. No, I don’t.
5. Go---
6. Go to the left.
7. You, too.
8. Today it’s May.
9. pat
10. Pat has a pet.
11. bet
12. pet / bet
13. tab / tap
14. What a big pig!
15. He rode his bike on the pike.
16. cloak
17. croak
18. It’s my clock.
19. Close the book.
20. He’s cross.
LESSON 23
How many children do you have, Mr. Martin?

Two
My wife and I have two children
A girl and a boy
Are they here in America with you?
Yes, they are
And tomorrow we’re going to Long Island
Car
Our car
Our family
Five people
One boy and two girls
The girls are here in America with us
Our little boy is in Brazil
Really?
We have a big family
We don’t have a big family
We have a small family
And we have a small car
It’s over there
Gas
How much is it?
Fill it up, please
Can you wait?
My car is too big
I want a small car
I want a smaller car
More expensive
I want a smaller car
Gas is one dollar per gallon
Then, fill it up, please
I’m going to Long Island tomorrow
How many miles?
It’s far
Is Long Island far?
Seventy miles
No, seventy-one
Wait!
You speak too fast
It’s far
Long Island is far
Yes, I do
I have a small car
I want a bigger car
I want a more expensive car
I want a bigger car
Road
The road to Long Island
This road
Is this the road to Long Island?
I don’t know
But Long Island is far
How many miles is it?
It’s seventy-five miles
No, the road to Long Island is straight ahead
Wait!
That’s not the road to Long Island
The road to Long Island is over there
Straight ahead?
Yes, straight ahead
How much is it?
No, wait
Here it’s one dollar per gallon
Then, fill it up, please
Thank you very much
You’re welcome
Is Long Island far?
No, it’s not far
Long Island isn’t far
Seventy-eight miles
It’s seventy-eight miles to Long Island
No, this isn’t the road to Long Island
The road to Long Island is straight ahead
I have a lot of gas
I have a small car
I’d like a bigger car
But Long Island isn’t far
Yes, it is
Yes, Long Island is far
Fill it up, please
Yes, it is
Long Island is straight ahead
It’s not to far sixty or seventy miles
Thank you very much
Yes, there are seven people in our family
Good bye
1. Pam’s boat
2. Bob’s map
3. I know best.
4. Don’t be a pest!
5. We hate clams---
6. and crabs.
7. Its not clear.
8. want
9. water
10. She wants some water.
11. He does, too.
12. wander
13. We wander and wonder.
14. Wash your face!
15. fall
16. tall
17. That man is tall!
18. His wife is small.
19. Do you like walnuts?
20. That’s all!
LESSON 24
Is gas expensive in America?

No, it’s not very expensive
How much is it?
One or two dollars per gallon
Do you have a car?
Yes, I do
I’m Brazilian
I live in Rio
I’m going to America
I have a car
I have a small car
I’d like a bigger car
I’m going to America with my family
We have a small family
We have a bigger family
But we want a smaller car
Is gas expensive in America?
No, gas isn’t very expensive in America
How much is it?
One dollar per gallon
Fill it up, please
That’s too much
Here gas is two dollars per gallon
Is Long Island far?
How far is it to Long Island?
Not very far
It’s not very far
The road to Long Island
No, the road to Long Island is straight ahead
How far is it?
How many miles?
Seventy-four miles
It’s seventy-four miles
I want some gas
I need some gas
You need
Do you need some gas?
Yes, I do
Yes, I need some gas
Fill it up, pleased
That’s enough gas
We have a small car
We need a bigger car
Do you have a big family?
Yes, we do
There’re six people in our family
We have a smaller family and we want a smaller car
Excuse me
No, it’s to the right
Go to the right
You want
The road you want is to the right
To the right?
Or straight ahead?
Go straight ahead
Really?
Wait!
The road you want is to the left
To the left
The road I want
Is the road I want to the left?
No, it’s straight ahead
No, it’s not to the left
Go to the right
That’s the road you want
Go to the right
Go to the left and then straight ahead
That’s the road to Long Island
How far is it?
It’s seventy miles
I need some gas
Fill it up, please
How much is it?
One dollar per gallon
That’s ten dollars
Here’s ten dollars
No it isn’t
Go to the right, then to the left
Wait! I don’t understand
You speak too fast
Please, repeat
Where is the road to Long Island?
No, the road you want is over there
Go to the right, then go to the left and then go seventy miles straight
ahead
Long Island isn’t very far
It’s seventy-five miles
I need some gas
Is gas expensive?
No, it’s one dollar per gallon and you have a small car
Then fill it up, please
But the road to Long Island is to the left or to the right? Or straight
ahead?
I don’t know
Good bye, sir
1. We want some water

2. He wants beer
3. Three beers, please!
4. Did you call
5. Let’s play ball
6. It’s a walrus!
7. We know
8. now
9. We know now
10. Wow!
11. a brown cow
12. How are you?
13. out
14. gout
15. out and about
16. Don’t pout
17. our children
18. Our children went to town
19. She can count to ten
20. What’s that sound?
LESSON 25
Excuse me, Miss

Is the road to Long Island?
No, it isn’t
The road you want is over there
I’m sorry
Where is it?
It’s over there
Go straight ahead, then to the left
How far is Long Island?
Not far, thirty or forty miles
Thanks
You’re welcome
Mile
New York
Is this the road to New York?
No, the road to New York is to the right
Go to the right
Is the road I want to the right or to the left?
Go to the left, then to the right and then straight ahead
How far is it to New York?
It’s seventy miles
It’s eighty miles
That’s the road you want
I need some gas
How much is it?
Two dollars per gallon
Then I need some money
In New York
I can
Can I?
Can I buy something in New York?
No, you can’t
Why?
Because it’s too far
It’s eighty miles and the stores are closed
The store
Department Store
The Department Stores are closed
Why?
Because it’s ten o’clock and the stores are closed
Are the stores closed?
No, the stores are open
The stores are closed now
Are the Department Stores open?
The Department Stores are open now
They’re open now
The smaller stores are closed
What time is it?
It’s nine o’clock
Are the stores open?
No, they’re closed
Why?
Because it’s late
It’s not late, but the stores are closed
New York is far
It’s eighty-five miles and the stores are closed
I want to buy something
My husband wants to buy something
He needs some money
What does he need?
He needs some money
He wants to buy some gas
What time is it?
Is it late?
It’s ten o’clock
Why?
Because my wife wants to buy something
She wants to buy something
Where?
In a Department Store
The smaller stores are closed
The bigger stores are open
The Department Stores are open now
They’re open tonight
They’re open late tonight
And tomorrow?
Tomorrow they’re closed
Where are the Department Stores?
They’re on Park Avenue
Go to the left, and then straight ahead
My wife wants to buy something in a Department Stores
What does she want to buy?
Something for our a little boy
I have eighty dollars, but that’s not enough
New York is expensive and my wife needs a lot of money
1. how
2. How much is it?
3. Our Town
4. cap and gown
5. Let’s look around
6. The clown fell down
7. We want to leave now
8. We want to go to East Street
9. strap
10. traps
11. stop
12. He can stop at this spot
13. Stand still!
14. I don’t speak Spanish
15. He’s spry
16. The stores are closed now
17. Three strikes – you’re out!
18. The stray cat can stay with us
19. Trust me
20. Trick or treat
LESSON 26
Carlos, wait!
I’m going to the Department Stores on Park Avenue
Why?
Because I want to buy something for my wife
Do you know what time is it?
Yes, they are
It’s not too late. It’s only eight o’clock
Thanks
Good bye Kate
Good bye Carlos
How are you today?
I’m fine
I’m fine, thanks
How’s your wife? Is she fine?
Yes, she’s fine too
My wife’s fine too
Thank you
And you? How are you?
Oh, I don’t know
Why?
Because I’d like to buy something and I can’t
Why not?
Because the stores are closed
Really?
Yes, they’re closed
It’s late
It’s too late
But they’re open tomorrow
They’re open late tomorrow
You can buy something tomorrow in the Department Store
What do you want to buy?
My husband wants to buy something for our little girl
Then go to the Department Store on Park Avenue
Tomorrow the stores are open
Where’s Park Avenue?
It’s over there
Go to the right. Then to the left
My husband needs some money
I need some money too
Why?
Because I’m going to Washington, DC
You’re going to Washington?
What are you going to do there?
Some friends
I’m going to see some friends in Washington, DC
A few friends
I have a few friends there
And I’m going to work
Are you going to work?
A little
I’m going to see some friends
I’m going to see my friends and I’m going to work
I’m going to work a little and I’m going to see a few friends
Maybe
Maybe
Yes, I think so
I don’t think so
Are you going to see George?
I don’t think so
Maybe
Does George work in Washington?
I think so, but I don’t know
Are you going to see Charles?
No, I don’t think so
Maybe
Charles works in New York
I don’t think so
I think he works in New York
He lives in New York
I think he lives in New York
Then are you going to see Mary?
Maybe
I think so
I think I’m going to see Mary
But I’m going to work too and I’m going to see a few friends
Please, give me a few dollars
Why?
Because I’m going to Washington, DC
Washington is expensive
My friend Mary lives there
She works there
How far is Washington?
It’s eighty miles
Are you going today?
I don’t know, maybe
I don’t think so, but I’d like to see Washington and I have some friends
there
Is this the road to Washington, DC?
No, the road you want is to the right
To the left?
No, go to the right and then straight ahead
Are the Department Stores open now?
No it’s late. I think the Department Stores are closed
It’s not late
Yes, it is late and I think the stores are closed
1. You speak too fast

2. Please stop it!
3. We struck it rich
4. We spent a lot of money
5. faster
6. later
7. I want to eat later
8. over there
9. Is that her sister?
10. How much per gallon?
11. It’s ten dollars
12. pastor
13. This is major
14. not minor
15. Walter is a coal miner
16. minor / miner
17. First Street
18. thirty
19. burn
20. Turn left
21. Our girl is thirsty
22. She’d like some water
LESSON 27
Hello, how are you?

Fine thanks, and you?
I’m fine too
Tell me
When are you going to Washington?
Tomorrow night
And what are you going to do today?
Today I’m going to work
And you?
Hello, how are you?
I’m fine, thanks
No, they’re closed
Why?
Because it’s late
I don’t think so
I don’t think I’m going to work
I’m going to New York
Maybe
Boston
I’m going to Boston
I think I’m going to Boston
What are you going to do there?
A few friends
I have a few friends there
I’m going to see my friends and I’m going to work
Maybe
Eighty
Ninety
Ninety-five
Ninety-nine
Eighty-nine
How much is it?
A few dollars
No, wait!
It’s ninety dollars
Here’s one hundred dollars
One hundred fifty dollars
One hundred eighty
One hundred ninety
That’s too much
One hundred seventy
One hundred sixty-five
One hundred forty-seven
How much is It?
One hundred dollars
That’s not too much
Why not?
Because I have enough money
I don’t want anything
I don’t have anything
What do you have?
I don’t have anything
And I don’t want anything
I’m leaving
I’m not leaving
I’m leaving tomorrow
We’re leaving tomorrow
We’re leaving together
We’re going to Boston together
My wife and I are going to Boston together
My wife wants to see a few friends and I’m going to work
I’m not leaving
Why not?
Because I don’t have any money
I have enough money
I have ninety dollars or one hundred dollars
We’re leaving tomorrow
Then we’re going to Washington, DC
Maybe
We’d like to see Washington and we’d like to see our friend Mary
She lives in Washington and she works there
She doesn’t have a car
She lives in Washington and she doesn’t have a car?
Why not?
She doesn’t need a car
She needs
She doesn’t need
She doesn’t have a car
Yes, I think so
I have two hundred dollars
We don’t need anything
I don’t think we need anything and our friend doesn’t need anything
We’re leaving tomorrow night
Are the Department Stores open now?
We don’t need anything, but we want to buy something for our friend
Mary
It’s too late
The Department Stores are closed now
They’re open tomorrow
We’re leaving tomorrow together
Boston is expensive, but Washington is more expensive
1. Mr. Miller
2. Our girl is bigger
3. I’d like to have dinner with you
4. I need sixty dollars
5. Have you seen Wall Street?
6. bitter / biter
7. Hello, nurse
8. Don’t litter
9. I’m sorry
10. Please pass the butter
11. This tea is finer
12. She filled my glass
13. The man opened the door
14. The lady closed it
15. I’m pleased to meet you
16. We owed him money
17. She welcomed him
18. We missed the bus
19. He stopped to eat
20. We kissed
21. She stayed too late
22. You’re excused
LESSON 28
Hi, Kate
How are you?
Hi, Charles
I’m fine, thanks
And you?
Oh, I don’t know
You know I’m going to Boston today
My family lives there
Would you like to go with me?
Yes, I would
Thanks a lot
Together
We’re going to Washington, DC
We’re leaving together
Maybe
How much money do you have?
I have one hundred dollars
I don’t have any
Can you give me ninety dollars?
I don’t want to
I’m leaving now
Where you want to go?
I’m going to Boston with my friends
I don’t think so
Maybe
I think I’m going to Boston
I want to see Boston, then I’m going to work
And you? Are you going to work?
I don’t think so
Why not?
My wife wants to buy something
But she doesn’t have any American money
She doesn’t need anything
But she’d like to buy something for our children
I’m leaving now
Can you give me ninety five dollars?
All right
Here’s one hundred dollars
Great, thanks
What does that mean?
What does Great mean?
The word Great
What does the word Great mean?
It’s an English word
Yes, I think so
Are you American?
Yes, we’re American
We have an American car
Word
Great
We’re here for a few days
How many days?
Three or four days
How long are you going to stay?
For a few days
What does stay mean?
Stay means FICAR
Oh, Now I understand
How long?
For a few days
We’re going to stay for a few days
What time is it?
What’s that mean?
What’s time mean?
Time means TEMPO
We have a lot of time
We don’t have a lot of time
We’re going to stay for a few days because we don’t have a lot of time
We don’t have much time
We’re going to Boston
We’re leaving tomorrow together
Great
I don’t know what that means
Our friend George lives in Boston
He works there too
He doesn’t have a car
Why not?
He doesn’t need a car but he wants to buy a car
He wants to buy an American car
He needs some money
But we’d like to see our friend George
We’d like to stay in Boston for three days
How long are you going to stay in Boston?
We’d like to stay for three days
And our friend doesn’t have much time
We can’t stay for five days
I’d like to stay in America but we don’t have much time and we’d like to
see our children
We’re going to Boston tomorrow and then we’re going to Brazil
together
Great
What does the word Great mean?
Great means ÓTIMO
1. a diller, a dollar
2. His feet went pitter-patter
3. My dentist has good manners
4. He had dinner in a diner
5. Don’t be silly
6. The men liked this dish
7. We wined and dined
8. Her husband worked at home
9. The beggar wished to be rich
10. He needed money
11. He wanted it
12. The ice melted
13. I counted sheep
14. to get to sleep
15. His wife waited for us
16. The teacher repeated the word
LESSON 29
Hi, Nancy
How are you?
fine, thanks
And you?
Not bad
What does NOT BAD mean?
Not bad means NADA MAL
I understand now
Not bad
We’re here for a few days
How long?
Then we’re leaving
I have two hundred dollars, but I don’t need anything
My husband doesn’t need anything and we don’t have much time
What does a few weeks mean?
A few weeks means – ALGUMAS SEMANAS
A few weeks
One week
For how long?
One week
We’re going to stay for one week together
Then we’re leaving
How long have you been here?
For a few weeks
I’ve been here for a few weeks
How long have you been in Boston?
Since yesterday
We’ve been here since yesterday
What did you buy yesterday?
I bought something
What did you buy yesterday?
What did you do yesterday?
Since yesterday
I bought something
What did you buy?
I bought some wine, and I bought a newspaper
What does the word Newspaper mean?
What does the word mean?
Newspaper means JORNAL
I bought a newspaper
An American newspaper
How are you?
Not bad
Since yesterday
I’ve been here since yesterday
I bought some wine and an American newspaper
My husband doesn’t have wine
I bought some wine for my husband
The newspaper is for me and the wine is for him
The wine is for him
I bought some coffee too
The coffee is for my friend Mary
The coffee is for her
It’s for her
The wine is for him and the coffee is for her
Do you like wine?
Yes, I like wine
No, thanks
Why not?
I don’t want anything, but my husband would like a beer
I think he would like a beer
Here’s a beer
It’s for him
It’s for her
Do you like beer?
It’s not bad
I’m pleased to meet you, Mr. Martin
I’ve been here since yesterday
I bought something for my wife
I bought something for her
How long are you going to stay in Boston?
One week
I’m going to stay for one week
I’d like to stay for a few weeks
But I don’t have much time
Do you like Boston?
Yes, I do
I like Boston very much
1. She wanted some French wine

2. We clapped our hands
3. The children visited me
4. Does it snow in Brazil?
5. No, not really
6. Is it snowing now?
7. ring
8. rang
9. rung
10. She’s strong!
11. “Sing a song of sixpence…”
12. Is the man speaking to me?
13. I’d like something to drink
14. Today I’m going to Washington
15. But she’s going to Long Beach
16. For how long?
17. Think Spring!
LESSON 30
Tell me, Rosa

How long are you going to stay in New York?
For a few days
I don’t have much time
Do you like New York?
Yes, I do
I’d like New York very much
What are you going to do tomorrow?
Tomorrow I’m going to see some friends
How are you?
Fine, thanks, and you?
I’m fine, thanks, and you?
Not bad
Word
What does that word mean?
It’s an English word
How do you say?
How do you say that word?
In English
How do you say that word in English?
Not bad
We’re Brazilian
We’d like America
A few weeks
We’ve been here for a few weeks
How many days?
Two days
We’re going to stay for two days
Do you like New York?
It’s not bad
You’re going to stay how long?
One week
Did you buy anything?
What did you buy?
Did you buy an American newspaper?
I bought a lot of things
Yes, I bought a lot of things
I bought an American newspaper for my husband
I bought a newspaper for him and I bought some coffee for my friend
Mary
I bought some coffee for her
And you?
Did you by anything for your wife?
Did you buy a lot of things?
Did you buy anything for her?
No, I didn’t
I don’t need anything
I don’t want anything
We don’t want anything
We don’t want to buy anything
We’re not going to buy anything
And you?
We’ve been here since yesterday and we bought a lot of things
When?
Yesterday?
You arrived
Did you arrive?
When did you arrive?
We arrived yesterday morning
When did you arrive in New York?
I arrived in New York with my family, with my three children and my
husband
At what time?
We arrived at eight o’clock
And you?
When did you arrive in New York?
I arrived yesterday morning at nine o’clock
And when did you arrive in America?
The United States
When did you arrive in the United States?
Tomorrow
Tomorrow morning
We’re leaving tomorrow morning
We’re going to stay for one week
Do you like the United States?
Yes, we do
We’d like the United States
But we don’t have much time
We’re leaving tomorrow morning
Yes, I did
What did you buy?
An American newspaper and a lot of things for my husband
I bought a lot of things for him
We’d like the United States but we’re leaving tomorrow morning
1. This is Tom Small

2. But he’s not small --- he’s big!
3. His wife is Pam Small
4. And this is the Small family
5. The Small family is a big family
6. The Smalls have five children
7. The Small children are little,---
8. but Mr. and Mrs. Small are big---
9. The Small family has big Smalls
10. and little Smalls
11. The Small family needs a big car
12. Pleased to meet you, Mr. and Mrs. Small!

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LESSON I

Excuse me, Miss

Excuse me, sir

Excuse me, Miss

Kate, would you like to eat now?

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English – Lesson ten

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English – Lesson eleven

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English – Lesson twelve

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English – Lesson thirteen

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What would you like to drink, sir?

I’m going to buy some beers

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What are you going to do today?

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She wants to buy a book

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Mrs. Johnson, I’m Pedro Montero

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Can you wait?

Pleased to meet you, Mrs. Martin

How many children do you have, Mr. Martin?

Is gas expensive in America?

1. We want some water

Excuse me, Miss

1. You speak too fast

Hello, how are you?

1. She wanted some French wine

Tell me, Rosa

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