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Are you ready to order? Nós vimos que frases importantes para fazer o pedido da bebida. Hoje vamos ver o que acontece quando o garçom ou garçonete traz a bebida. Ele (a) irá perguntar se você já esta pronto para fazer o pedido: Are you ready to order? – Você está pronto para fazer o pedido? Can I get your order?/May I take your order? – Posso pegar/anotar o seu pedido? Se você não estiver pronto para fazer o pedido, diga: I need a few more minutes, please. – Por favor, preciso de mais alguns minutos. Not yet. – Ainda não. E quando trouxer o pedido o atendente poderá dizer: Enjoy your meal – Bom apetite. / Tenha uma boa refeição. Would you like something to drink? Quando vocês estiverem em um restaurante e já sentados, o garçom (waiter) ou garçonete (waitress) provavelmente irá perguntar: Would you like something to drink? - Você gostaria de algo para beber? Para pedir a bebida pode-se dizer: I would like/I’ll have … – Eu gostaria … Can you get me / Can you give me – Você poderia me dar … E depois de fazer o pedido das bebidas, o garçom ou a garçonete poderá dizer: I’ll be right back with your drinks. - Já volto com as bebidas. No ice, please! Os americanos adoram colocar muito gelo nas bebidas, principalmente em refrigerantes (sodas), sucos (juices), chás (teas). Se vocês forem como eu, que não são muito fãs de gelo, podem dizer, quando fizerem o pedido: No ice, please. (Sem gelo, por favor.) E se quiserem apenas um pouco de gelo: Just a little

pharmacist from New Bern, North Carolina. After its merger in 1965, PepsiCo Inc. reported sales of $510 million, with 19,000 employees. Today, PepsiCo Inc. has grown to be a multi-billion dollar empire that has acquired several different companies and works under many different brand names in multiple industries. PepsiCo Inc. is headquartered at 700 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase, New York, 10577. PepsiCo Inc.’s website is found at http://www.pepsico.com. PepsiCo Inc. competes in four…

questions Interrogative pronouns can be placed at the beginning of a sentence in order to ask a question. Such questions can be referred to as direct questions. In a direct question, when the interrogative pronoun is the subject of a verb, the verb follows the subject. In the following examples, the verbs are underlined, and the subjects of the verbs are printed in bold type. Examples.:What has happened? Who has been gotten here? In these…

you learned Simple Present  Use Do I  You  We  They  Use Does  He  She  It Affirmative  I like to drink orange juice.  He likes to drink orange juice.  They like to drink orange juice.  She likes to drink orange juice. Negative  I don’t study every day.  He doesn’t study every day.  They don’t study every day.  She doesn’t study every day. Interrogative  Do you work on Mondays? …

Where are my Clothes? Today the Browns are moving to a new house. A big van stops in front of the Brown’s house. Some strong men enter and begin the work. They are taking cupboards, wardrobes, tables, beds, chairs and boxes to the van. It’s 7:20 now. Bill, a lazy boy, wakes with the noise of the men. He gets up and goes to the bathroom. It’s 7:40 now. Bill is leaving the bathroom. He has a surprise: his bedroom is empty! _Mother, where are my clothes? _Yours clothes are in the…

rugby performance, and that a player's requirements are different to that of non rugby players. A nutrition plan does more than just optimise energy levels for training and competition. Similar to weight training or speed training, a nutrition plan is based upon aims and objectives and manipulated for specific outcomes. Areas to consider in your Nutrition Plan include: 1. Energise Carbohydrate is the most readily available source of energy for rugby players, and should form the bulk…

not have anything to talk about. In order to keep the conversation alive, you should think about topics such as the weather. One: "Hi Mary." Two: "Oh, hi." One: "How are you doing?" Two: "I'm doing alright. How about you?" One: "Not too bad. The weather is great isn't it?" Two: "Yes. It's absolutely beautiful today." One: "I wish it was like this more frequently." Two: "Me too." One: "So where are you going now?" Two: "I'm going to meet a friend of mine at the department…

complete sentences using the words in brackets in the correct form. 1. What is he doing? (to play golf) He is playing golf. 2. What is he doing? (to watch TV) 3. What is she doing? (to talk on the phone) 4. What is he doing? (to read a book) 5. What are they doing? (to play American football) 6. What is he doing? (to cry) 7. What is she doing? (to run) 8. What are they doing? (to sit in a meeting) 9. What is he doing? (to cycle) 10.…

don't want to.
But I have something I'd like to say.
I hope you took a five-minute break from playing call of duty today just to tell her how much you love her.
I hope you picked up the least rotten flowers at the gas station that you work at just to surprise her for a change.
I hope that when she pours her heart out to you you're not just nodding your head and saying uhhuh.
I hope that you're everything I couldn't be.
I hope you see that even stumbling she has more grace and elegance…

2ª opção. Exemplos: You can have either beer or soda. (Você pode ter ou cerveja ou refrigerante) Either you leave now or I'll tell your wife! (Ou você sai agora ou eu vou dizer a sua esposa!) You can choose either the table or the chair.(Você pode escolher ou a mesa ou a cadeira.) He is either in London or in New York. (Ele está em Londres ou em Nova Iorque.) Either he could not come or he did not want to. (Ou ele não podia vir ou não queria.) If either my sister or my…