Teachers Talking Time

lot of pleasure from her garden. – Ela sente muito prazer (trabalhando) no seu jardim. Ter, fazer ou ter alguma experiência também são outros usos do verbo get. • You don't get enough exercise. – Você não faz exercício suficiente. • I never get time to read these days. – Atualmente não tenho tido tempo de ler. • The west of the country gets quite a lot of rain. – Chove muito na parte oeste do país. • We might get the chance to go to America this year. – Talvez teremos a…

lot of pleasure from her garden. – Ela sente muito prazer (trabalhando) no seu jardim. Ter, fazer ou ter alguma experiência também são outros usos do verbo get. • You don't get enough exercise. – Você não faz exercício suficiente. • I never get time to read these days. – Atualmente não tenho tido tempo de ler. • The west of the country gets quite a lot of rain. – Chove muito na parte oeste do país. • We might get the chance to go to America this year. – Talvez teremos a…

lying about her age. (Ela está sempre mentindo sobre sua idade.) • About that boyfriend of yours. How old is he anyway? (Esse namorado seu. Quantos anos ele tem mesmo?) • What’s she on about? (Sobre o que ela está falando?) • It’s about Mark, teacher. He’s been hitting me again. (É o Mark, professora. Ele está me batendo de novo.) • I want to know all about your trip. (Quero saber todos os detalhes sobre sua viagem.) 2. about também é usado para mostrar a razão pela qual…

He knows me. b) That mother kisses the baby several times. c) Nei loves pop music. d) I love you. e) We play cards every week. f) Beth and David take Ian to the Zoo. 2. a) He does not know me. b) That mother does not kiss the baby several times. c) Nei does not love pop music. d) I do not love you. e) We do not play cards every week. f) Beth and David do not take Ian to the Zoo. 3. a) Does he know me? b) Does that mother kiss the baby several times? c) Does Nei love pop music? d) Do you…

building. Output — three a week. Now look at us.” “Fifty Years,” I hackneyed, “is a long time.” “Not when you’re looking back at them,” she said. “You wonder how they vanished so quickly.” She went back to her desk and sat down. She didn’t need expression on her face to look sad, somehow. “How old are you?” she wanted to know. “Thirty-two,” I said. “Then you don’t remember a world without robots. There was a time when humanity faced the universe alone and without a friend. Now…

MY CAR: Este é meu carro THIS IS MY MOTHER: Esta é minha mãe THIS IS MY JOB: Este é meu trabalho THIS IS MY TEACHER: Este é meu professor THIS IS MY PEN: Esta é minha caneta THIS IS MY ERASER: Esta é minha borracha THAT: AQUILO, AQUELE, AQUELA THAT IS MY BALL: Aquela é minha bola THAT IS YOUR HOUSE?: Aquela é sua casa? THAT IS YOUR FAMILY? Aquela é sua família? THAT IS MY TEACHER: Aquele é meu professor THESE: ESTES, ESTAS THESE ARE MY BALL: Estas são minhas bolas THESE ARE…

apoio em tudo que precisei; À Tatiana Higa, por ser um modelo de determinação aliada à doçura; Às colegas e amigas Erisana Victoriano, Solange Gervai e Zélia Cardoso, pelo companheirismo e solidariedade; Aos colegas e amigos do grupo Edulang, do Teachers’ Links e das aulas com a Profa. Heloisa Collins, por tantas manifestações de amizade e companheirismo; Às amigas Shannon Svaldi e Riyadh Weyersbach, pelas vibrações positivas; À Kika Coimbra, pela dedicação, confiança e amizade; e…

apoio em tudo que precisei; À Tatiana Higa, por ser um modelo de determinação aliada à doçura; Às colegas e amigas Erisana Victoriano, Solange Gervai e Zélia Cardoso, pelo companheirismo e solidariedade; Aos colegas e amigos do grupo Edulang, do Teachers’ Links e das aulas com a Profa. Heloisa Collins, por tantas manifestações de amizade e companheirismo; Às amigas Shannon Svaldi e Riyadh Weyersbach, pelas vibrações positivas; À Kika Coimbra, pela dedicação, confiança e amizade; e à…

running again. A few replacement parts, paint job, good as new. I handed over my cell to show Duke the picture. “Wow,” Duke said. “You had her in storage all this time?” “Sí. She’s been idle since . . .” Papi squinted at Pancake as if the answer were written in those big brown dog eyes. “Pretty sure Reagan was in office last time I rode. She won’t turn over. Brake lines were going too, if I remember right.” “The tires are all soggy,” I said helpfully, “and some of the pipe…

half-off vegan with muffins from the Rastafarian Bakery on Lorimer Street. Jon Stewart is having the time of his life in Fort Lee, New Jersey. Sandy Weill is shuffling on his marble-floored bathroom to a hot Missy Elliott remix. David Byrne is staring down a Norwegian subway accordion player, stealing music with his mind. Megan Mullally is having a lemon-ginger tea in her sunny-yellow kitchen nook, talking to a girlfriend about their first work and how much she didn't like Madonna.…