Lesson 3

Lesson Three/ be getting to/better/should/friendly advice
   

to be getting


1- I'm getting interested in her. I wanna ask her out. We are gonna drink something somewhere. After that I'm gonna tell her about my feelings.

2- She is getting nervous cos' I talk too much.

3- The dreadful situation in Brazil is getting worse than they thought it would be.

4- Cinthia is getting better and better day after day.

5- My dad is getting worried about my younger sis.

6- I can't get over I'm getting fluent in English!

1. To be getting - estar ficando
2. something - algo,alguma coisa
3. somewhere - em algum lugar,algum lugar
4. feelings - sentimentos
5. too much - demais
6. dreadful - terrível,horrível
7. worse than - pior do que
8. it would be - seria
9. better and better - cada vez melhor
10. worried about - preocupado com
11. I can't get over - Mal consigo acreditar

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you better/ she better - you should do / she should do = friendly advice


1- It will be raining all saturday long . You better buy an umbrella.

2- Your mom is very angry at her . She better apologize.

3- English is a difficult language to learn. He better study another idiom.

4- We are getting fatter and fatter. We better look for a diet.

5- She doesn't love you the way you love her. You better give up and find a new girl.

6- Bianca won't be at home at 4 pm. I better call before before leaving .

1. It will  be raining - estará chovendo
2. umbrella - guarda-chuva
3. angry at - brava com
4. to apologize - se desculpar
5. another - um outro,uma outra
6. fatter and fatter - cada vez mais gordo
7. to look for a diet - procurar uma dieta
8. the way - do modo, da maneira,do jeito
9. to give up - desistir
10. before leaving - antes de sair

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Ain't - is not/are not/ don't /am not/ has not/have not/does not / don't ( used as slang)



1- I ain't gonna work tomorrow cos' I"m gonna take my kids to the zoo..
* I don't work tomorrow because I'm gonna take my kids to the zoo.

2- I am aware that Madonna will never kiss me. She ain't nothing than a dream.
* I am aware that Madonna will never kiss me. She isn't nothing than a dream.

3- There ain't nothing than spend a time with family.

* There isn't nothing than spend a time with family.

4- Taking the Lord's name in vain ain't funny.

* Taking the Lord's name in vain isn't funny.


5 - I ain't easy; I ain't your toy. I ain't gonna waste my precious time with you.

* I'm not easy; I'm not your toy. I'm not going to waste my precious with you.


6- My life ain't what it used to be.

* My life isn't what it used to be.


7 - If you think I talked everything. You ain't heard nothin' yet!

* If you think I talked everything. You haven't heard nothin ' yet!


8- Your opinion ain't mean anything to me.

* Your opinion doesn't mean anything to me.


9- She ain't got no money in her pocket.

* She doesn't have no money in her pocket.


10- We ain't go nowhere.

*We don't go nowhere.

1. to take my kids - pegar,levar
2. to be aware that - estar ciente de que
3. to spend a time - passar um tempo
4. in vai - em vão
5. to waste - desperdiçar
6. used to be - costuma ser
7. heard ( that )- ouviu/ouviu dizer que
8. to mean - significar,querer dizer
9. pocket - bolso
10. nowhere - lugar nenhum, nenhum lugar

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Lesson Two

Lesson Two

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Have to = got to = gotta

1- O verbo have significa " ter"
2- Acompanhado da partícula " to' o verbo passa a ser " ter que"
3- No Inglês britãnico , além da forma ' have' , o verbo 'ter" também é conhecido como " got"
4- Assim sendo , got to é o mesmo que have to
5- A forma abreviada de have to ou got to é gotta
6- Ao usar a forma abreviada , tome cuidado para não escrever ' to" duas vezes.

1- I have to speak with Bruna tomorrow.
I gotta speak with Bruna tomorrow.

2- I have to help my sister with her homework.
I gotta help my sis with her homework.

3- I have to tell her that she is the reason of my happiness.
I gotta tell her she is the reason of my happiness.

4- I have to teach Dani about the correct use of have to.
I gotta teach Dani about the right way to use have to.

5- She has to study today.
She gotta study today.

6- My friend has to look for a job because he has to feed five children.
My friend gotta look for a job cos' he gotta feed five children.

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1. to speak with - falar com
2. homework - dever de casa ( escolar)
3. reason - razão,motivo
4. happiness - felicidade
5. the correct use - o uso correto
6. has - tem ( he/she/it has ) terceira pessoa do verbo have na afirmativa)
7. to feed - alimentar

Want to = wanna

1- O verbo to want significa " querer"
2- "wanna" é a forma abreviada de "want to"
3- Quando se escreve "wanna' não é mais preciso colocar a partícula " to"
4- Usamos " wanna ' apenas na linguagem falada.

1- I want to visit my classmate on weekend.
    I wanna visit my classmate on weekend.

2- If you want to be my friend , you have to respect my rights.
    If you wanna be my friend, you gotta respect my rights.

3- She wants to travel to the  USA because she has to go to her nephew's party.
    She wanna travel to the USA cos' she gotta go to her nephew's party.

4- Vanessa has to find a new job , so she wants to be prepared for the job interview.
    Vanessa gotta find a new job, so she wanna be prepared for the job interview.

5- Dilma Rouseff wants to stop the impeachment process.
    Dilma Rouseff wanna stop the impeachment process.

6- Why do you want to go away now?
    Why do you wanna go away now?

1. classmate - colega de classe
2. to respect sb rights - respeitar os direitos de alguém
3. nephew's party - festa do sobrinho
4. to find - achar,encontrar
5. job interview - entrevista de emprego
6. to go away - ir embora
7. impeachment process

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Going to = gonna

1- O verbo to go significar "ir"
2- Juntamente com a partícula "to" significa "ir para"
3- Precedido pelo verbo to be ( is, are, am) o verbo deixa de ser verbo e passa a ser um auxiliar
4- Assim sendo, going to não significa " indo para"
5- To be going to é o auxiliar do tempo futuro imediato.
6- Ele é usado quando a ação for praticada no momento da fala ou quando a decisão de praticar a ação já foi tomada, ainda que seja realizado em um tempo futuro.

Exemplo:

* Talyta is going to open the door. ( Provavelmente Talyta está se dirigindo á porta para abri-la)
* Lucas is going to cry. ( Provavelmente as lágrimas já se formam e ele vai chorar com certeza.)

Essas frases estão no futuro, mas a ação é imediata. È por isso que chamamos de futuro imediato.

* A forma abreviada de going to é " gonna"

1. to fulfill - realizar,alcançar
2. to take sb by surprise - surpreender,pegar de surpresa
3. to get down to - se aplicar,levar a sério
4. to ask sb out - convidar alguém para sair
5. ball - baile,discoteca
6. to lose its temper - perder a paciência, o juízo

1- She is going to buy a new notebook because hers has broken.
    She's gonna buy a new notebook cos' hers has broken.

2- I am going to fulfill all my dreams this year.
    I'm gonna fulfill  all my dreams this year.

3- We are going to invite all her friends for her birthday. We are going to take her by surprise this time.
We're gonna invite all her friends for her birthday. We're gonna take her by surprise this time.

4- This year Nathalia intends to get her first job. In order to do that She's  going to get down to her business lessons.

This year Nathalia intends to get her first job. In order to do that she's  gonna get down to her business lessons.

5- Why is Moses going to ask Bianca out? Is she going to be his partner at the ball?
    Why is Moses gonna ask Bianca out? Is she gonna be his partner at the ball?

6- Renann is going to lose his temper with you.
    Renann is gonna lose his temper with you.

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From this moment - Shaniah Twain

Lesson 1

Private English Course First Class

I'm

I'm' is an abbreviation for the word 'I AM.'  It is used in combination with other words to tell someone about yourself or to describe something you are doing.

Here are some examples:

"I'm so tired."
"I'm confused."
"I'm happy."
"I'm twenty three years old."
"I'm hungry."
"I'm nervous."
"I'm excited."
"I'm leaving work."
"I'm thirsty."
"I'm from Seattle."

You can also add descriptive words with 'I'm' such as:

"I'm extremely tired."
"I'm very happy."
"I'm terribly hungry."
"I am super excited."
"I'm very nervous."

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I'm in/at/on

Describes an action you are doing.

Most commonly, you would use the word 'in' when entering a physical location such as a room or a building.

Here are some examples:

"I'm in the shower."
"I'm in the lobby."
"I'm in a car."
"I'm in a house."
"I'm in a school."

Using the word 'at' helps tell someone where you currently are. The difference between 'at' and 'in' is that the physical location is general.

Here are some examples:
"I'm at the grocery."
"I'm at the mall."
"I'm at the doctor's office."
"I'm at the park."
"I'm at the airport."

However, in some cases you can use 'at' and 'in' interchangeably.

Here are some examples:

"I'm at the mall."
"I'm in the mall."
"I'm at the park."
"I'm in the park."
"I'm at the grocery."
"I'm in the grocery."

Using the word 'on' is referring to a non physical location such as your time being utilized by something else.
Here are some examples:

"I'm on the phone."
"I'm on my computer."
"I'm on a bus."

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I'm good at

Again, 'I'm' is used here as 'I am.'  'Good at' informs someone what you excel at and are comfortable doing.
Here are some examples:
"I'm good at drawing."
"I'm good at video games."
"I'm good at swimming."
"I'm good at driving."
"I'm good at reading."
"I'm good at sports."
"I'm good at writing."
"I'm good at math."
"I'm good at dancing."
"I'm good at chess."

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Questions:

1. How are you feeling today? -  (tired/happy/confused/excited/nervous)
2. Do you want to drink something?  - (I'm thirsty/I'm not/I do/I don't)
3. Where are you right now?  -  ( I'm in a shower/lobby/house/car)
4. Where do I find you? - ( I'm at the airport/mall/park/the doctor's house...)
5. What is your brother doing now? - ( He is on the telephone/ my computer/on a bus)
6. What are you good at? ( I'm good at dancing/playing soccer/cooking/speaking English/math/chess/drawing...)

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# Use your imagination to create a short conversation between you and a partner. Don't forget to add these structures on your text. 

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