Inglês Todos os Dias

No mini podcast de hoje, aprenda a usar “get into” com base em uma das lições da nossa comunidade no Patreon. Veja o exemplo bem-humorado de um comediante que não quer saber de corrida! O professor Tim Barrett ensina como falar de atividades que você está começando a se interessar. E você, vai entrar nessa ou não?

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

I don’t care how hard life gets. I’m not getting into running. 

get into

I got into photography last year.

She’s getting into pilates.

How did you get into teaching?

I’ve really gotten into cooking lately.

I’m not getting into running.

I’m not going with you.

I’m not doing that.

I’m not buying a new car.

I’m getting into studying English.

I’m getting into pickleball.

What are you getting into?

What are you not getting into?

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I’m getting into________________________.

I’m not getting into_____________________.

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No mini podcast de hoje, descubra por que uma mulher se assustou quando a nora do Tim disse que o pequeno Tommy, de 11 meses, cortou o cabelo. E aprenda a dizer “cortar o cabelo” em Inglês. Atenção: pode ser diferente do que você pensa!

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

Tommy got another haircut yesterday.

Tommy cut his hair yesterday.

Oh no! Did he cut his hair? 

I had this room painted.

I got this room painted.

I got my car washed.

She got her nails done.

Tommy got his hair cut.

I got a haircut yesterday. 

I need to get a haircut.

I need a haircut.

I need to get a haircut.

I got a haircut yesterday. 

I got a haircut on Tuesday.

I need to get a haircut.

When did you get a haircut?

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I got a haircut _______________.

I ______  __  ____ a haircut.

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No mini-podcast de hoje, você conhecerá o tio de 88 anos do Tim Barrett e aprenderá como dizer, em inglês, que alguém é super lúcido, perspicaz e está com a mente muito afiada.

Você também aprenderá como dizer “alguém de 88 anos” em inglês e descobrirá o que tudo isso tem a ver com um ataque de tubarão! 🦈😂

Não perca!

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

My uncle is 88 years old, but he’s still sharp as a tack.

My uncle is still very lucid.

Sharp

My uncle still has all his faculties.

Sharp as a tack

My uncle is 88, but he’s still sharp as a tack.

You have to be sharp as a tack to keep up with him.

That lawyer is sharp as a tack.

Even after a long day, she was still sharp as a tack.

He’s 95 and sharp as a tack. He remembers everything.

The new manager is sharp as a tack and notices every little detail.

His mind is still sharp as a tack.

She was sharp as a tack during the whole interview.

My 88-year-old uncle is still sharp as a tack.

My 90-year-old aunt is sharp as a tack.

APRENDA MUITO MAIS VOCABULÁRIO E EXPRESSÕES INTERESSANTES — E PRATIQUE O SEU LISTENING — COM O BÔNUS DE HOJE:

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My  _____________ is sharp as a tack.

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Durante a viagem que o professor Tim Barrett está fazendo pelos Estados Unidos, um velho amigo entrou em contato com ele para se reconectarem.

Nessa conversa, apareceu uma expressão muito comum em inglês, mas que muitos alunos ainda não conhecem bem: to reach out.

No mini-podcast de hoje, o professor Tim explica como usar to reach out em diferentes situações do dia a dia, com sentidos como entrar em contato, procurar alguém e se comunicar com alguém.

Aprenda a usar essa expressão de forma natural em inglês!

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

I need to reach out to Bobby. I haven’t seen him since our days in high school.

He wants you to reach out to him.

You contact John.

I need to reach out to Bobby. I haven’t seen him since our days in high school.

She reached out to her doctor.

You can reach out to new clients.

I’m reaching out to ask a question.

Someone from our office will reach out to you soon.

Don’t be afraid to reach out for help.

He reached out to his neighbor for help.

You should reach out to your teacher if you have questions.

I reached out to see if she needed anything.

I’m reaching out regarding your application.

Our manager will reach out to schedule an interview.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

Thanks for reaching out.

I’m glad you reached out.

Feel free to reach out anytime.

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I need to reach out to  ___________________________ . 

I haven’t seen him since __________.

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No episódio 634, o professor Tim Barrett ensina “it’s no big deal”. A expressão é uma forma natural de tranquilizar alguém e dizer que aquilo não é tão grave quanto parece. Você vai entender o significado e aprender a usá-la em conversas do dia a dia em Inglês.

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

Hey, don’t worry about that vase, it’s no big deal we bought it cheap in the garage sale.

no big deal 

Getting married is a big deal.

Losing the document is a big deal.

I spilled some coffee, but it’s no big deal.

Don’t worry about the mistake, it’s no big deal.

We missed the bus, but it’s no big deal. Another one is coming soon.

It’s not medically serious.

There’s no need to worry.

Everything is OK.

Sorry I’m late. 

Hey, it’s no big deal.

Oh, I forgot to call you.

Hey, it’s no big deal, we can talk now.

Oh, I’m sorry I sent you the wrong file.

Hey, it’s no big deal. Just send me the correct one.

Thank you for helping me move.

Hey, no big deal. I was happy to help.

Fixing the computer was no big deal.

The test was no big deal. It was easier than I expected.

Cooking dinner for 10 people was no big deal for her.

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 ___________________________ was no big deal.

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Mary Lou estava usando muita manteiga demais. 😂🧈

Neste episódio, o professor Tim Barrett conta essa situação divertida para explicar “stop hogging”, uma expressão usada quando alguém está monopolizando ou ficando com algo só para si. Uma expressão simples, mas que aparece bastante em conversas do dia a dia em Inglês.

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

Hey, Mary Lou is hogging the butter.

hog

pig 

There are three pigs on the farm.

They raise hogs for meat.

Stop hogging the butter.

Don’t hog all the blankets.

Stop talking.

Stop worrying.

Stop hogging the TV.

He’s hogging the bathroom.

Stop hogging all the attention.

Stop hogging the whole couch.

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Stop hogging  ___________________________  .

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No episódio de hoje o professor Tim Barrett explica a expressão “might as well”, muito comum no inglês do dia a dia. A partir de uma situação real durante sua viagem pelos Estados Unidos. Você vai aprender o significado, a estrutura e vários exemplos práticos para entender e usar might as well com naturalidade.

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

Hey guys, it’s late. We might as well just eat at McDonald’s then.

It’s a two-way street.

We’re already at Starbucks, so we might as well get coffee.

Do you wanna come with us?

I might as well.

The store is closing. We might as well leave.

It’s already late. We might as well go home.

I might go.

It might rain.

as well

We’re already here, so we might as well stay.

I have nothing else to do, so I might as well help you.

The restaurant is closed. We might as well order pizza.

It’s raining, so we might as well stay inside.

I might as well do nutmeg for Christmas right now.

I’m awake now. I might as well get up.

There is no traffic right now, so we might as well leave early.

It’s so hot today that we might as well go to the beach.

You might as well write a sentence there. Why not?

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I/We might as well  ______________________  .

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A final da Copa do Mundo de 2026 foi disputada no MetLife Stadium, em Nova Jersey, que pode receber até 82.500 pessoas. Um número impressionante! No mini podcast de hoje, o professor Tim Barrett vai ensinar como usar a expressão em inglês “as many as”, muito comum entre falantes nativos para enfatizar grandes números e quantidades.

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

The 2026 FIFA World Cup final will be played at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. It can seat as many as 82,500 people.

it can seat

it can hold 

up to

as many as

as big as 

We got nine different countries playing games during the group round games and  maybe as many as 15 different countries visiting us.

 It can seat as many as 82,500 people. 

As many as 1 million people watched the game.

There were as many as 50 students in the room.

You can save up to 50%.

Children up to 12 years old can enter for free.

The Jaime Cintra stadium can seat as many as 12,00 fans.

As many as 1 million people may watch soccer on TV.

Some fans travel as many as 10 hours to watch their team play.

A popular video can get as many as 1 million views in 1 day.

Some classrooms in Brazil have as many as 50 students.

I want to see as many as 20 people participating there.

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A/The/Some/It  ______________________ , as many as ________________ .

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Neymar tentava passar instruções para a Seleção, mas os jogadores o ignoravam. A Copa já acabou e, infelizmente, não foi dessa vez. Mas vamos aproveitar esse momento para aprender como dizer “ignorar” ou “ignorando” em inglês no mini podcast de hoje.

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

Neymar was trying to give the team instructions, but they were just brushing him off.

stir up drama

brushing him off

brush off 

Brush the dust off your coat.

She tried to explain, but he brushed her off.

The players brushed him off.

I tried to tell him, but he just brushed me off.

The committee brushed off our suggestions.

I tried to help him, but he just brushed me off.

I tried to explain the situation, but he just brushed me off.

I tried to give him some advice, but he just brushed me off.

I tried to warn him, but he just brushed me off.

I warned her about the risks, but she just brushed me off.

I warned him about driving too fast, but he just brushed me off.

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I tried to  ______________________ , but he/she just brushed me off.

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Sei que faz mais de 20 anos que o Brasil não ganha, mas não precisa ficar esfregando isso na nossa cara. Enquanto torcemos para o Brasil trazer o Hexa este ano, vamos aprender a dizer “jogar na cara” em inglês no mini podcast de hoje.

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

You haven’t won it in more 20 years. How are you feeling about it?

Hey, you don’t have to rub it in!

Vick Vapor Rub

She rubbed her eyes because she was tired.

Rub some lotion on your skin.

You don’t have to rub it in.

Quit rubbing it in.

He kept rubbing it in.

She really rubbed it in.

I know I failed the test. You don’t have to rub it in.

I know I made a mistake. You don’t have to rub it in.

I know my team lost. You don’t have to rub it in.

I know yourr phone is better than mine. You don’t have to rub it in.

I know you beat me. Stop rubbing it in.

If you don’t participate there, I’m gonna remind you and keep rubbing it in.

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I know I ______________________ . You don’t have to rub it in.

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