Inglês Todos os Dias

Vamos dar início às festividades de fim de ano com um phrasal verb interessante que significa ‘começar’ e uma oferta especial que você não vai querer perder!

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

If that’s not enough to get you in the holiday spirit early, how about Black Friday deals kicking off as early as this week?

kick off

We are kicking off the holiday season.

The meeting will kick off at nine.

The concert kicked off with an amazing performance by the band.

Let’s kick off today’s meeting by reviewing our main objectives.

Let’s kick off today’s meeting with a quick round of updates.

Let’s kick off today’s meeting by setting clear priorities.

Let’s kick off today’s meeting with a brief overview of last week’s action items.

Let’s kick off today’s meeting by/with __________________.

Let’s kick off today’s meeting by leaving our sentences on DomineIngles.com.br.

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Complete this sentence in the comments section below.

Let’s kick off today’s meeting by/with ___________________.

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FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

Some folks going all out to embrace those early holiday vibes.

go all out

The so called Christmas creep.

Christmas is creeping up on us.

outdo yourself

We are going all out to increase our profits.

They’re going all out with the decorations.

He’s going all out at the gym to prepare for the competition.

They went all out to make the wedding unforgettable.

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I decided to go all out to improve my English fluency this end of the year.

I’m going all out to _________________.

I went all out to ___________________.

I went all out with the Christmas cookies.

Go all out to take your English to the next level this end of the year.

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Complete this sentence in the comments section below.

I’m going all out to _________________.

I went all out to ___________________.

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Natal está mesmo chegando mais cedo a cada ano… Ouça o mini-podcast de hoje para aprender o “creep up” em um novo contexto e ouvir sobre uma supresa para o fim do ano!

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

And it’s not your imagination ­— Christmas IS really creeping up earlier in the year.

creep up

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Esta não é uma “suposta” dica de inglês -é uma dica de verdade! No mini-podcast de hoje, vamos aprender como dizer ‘suposto’, ‘assim chamado’ em inglês.”

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

ABC’s Alexis Christoforous is looking at retailers in the so-called Christmas creep.

A bear was creeping up behind a man in Virginia.

creep up

so-called

They live in a so-called smart home.

These so-called healthy snacks are full of sugar.

These so-called experts

In this season, we celebrate the so-called season of gratitude.

She discovered her so-called hidden talent.

ABC’s Alexis Christoforous is looking at retailers in the so-called Christmas creep.

He is a so-called friend.

This is a so-called home remedy.

He’s not a so-called student; he’s a dedicated learner!

his is a so-called __________

This is a so-called ___________

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Complete one of these sentences in the comments section below.

He/She is a so-called ________________________ .

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No mini-podcast de hoje, Tim Barrett vai contar quando a família dele monta a árvore de Natal e ensinar você a dizer ‘montar uma árvore de Natal’ e outros termos relacionados em inglês.

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

Christmas is coming up.

You know what? I’m still putting my tree up the day after Thanksgiving.

Ours goes up today.

Put up a Christmas tree.

They put up a tent for the festival.

She put up posters around town.

When do you put up your Christmas tree?

What day do you put up your Christmas tree?

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Answer this question in the comments section below.

When do you put up your Christmas tree?

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Assista a um urso se aproximando sorrateiramente de um homem na Virgínia – e aprenda a dizer isso em inglês no mini-podcast de hoje.

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

WORDS

Watch this video of this bear that crept up behind a man in Virginia and gave him a scare.

creepy

He gives him a scare.

The spider is creeping along the edge of the table.

creepy crawlies

crept

crept up behind someone

creepy

scary

spooky

creep up behind

I crept up behind my brother and scared him.

I crept up behind my brother and yelled, ‘You’re it!’

The cat crept up behind the bird.

She crept up behind her friend and gave her a surprise birthday gift.

I crept up behind ___(Person)_______ and _________________________.

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Complete this sentence in the comments section below.

I crept up behind ___(Person)_______ and _________________________.

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No mini-podcast de hoje, vou contar o que sugeri para o meu filho – que estava “morrendo de fome” – comer para aguentar até o almoço. E vamos aprender um phrasal verb que significa “segurar até”, “conseguir aguentar até” ou “me ajudar até” em inglês.

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

Why don’t you guys drink some juice or something to tide you over until lunch?

Did they get here yet?

Could you lend me some money to tide me over till the weekend?

Could you lend me $50 to tide me over until I get paid?

Why don’t you guys drink some juice or something to hold you over until supper?

Have another piece of cake, it will tide you over until supper.

So what do you eat to tide you over until supper?

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What do you eat to tide you over until supper? Tell us about it in the comments section below.

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Aprenda, no mini-podcast de hoje, uma expressão comum para dizer que você aceita algo oferecido em inglês.

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

– Care for another slice of pizza?

Care for some coffee?

Care for another slice of pizza?

Care to come in?

Would you care for some coffee?

Care for another tip?

Care to/for _________?

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Offer something to me in the comments section below! (And I will answer with “Don’t mind if I do!” 😉 )

Care for (some) ________________________ ?

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Gostaria de jantar conosco? No mini-podcast de hoje, vamos aprender uma forma mais formal/chique de perguntar ‘Você gostaria…?’ em inglês.

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

– Imagine how good you’d be if you had a clean office.

I like

Would you like to participate on our site?

care

Would you care to join me for a walk?

She doesn’t care to participate in these meetings.

Would you care to visit us?

Would you care to participate in our 600th episode?

Would you care to participate on our site?

Would you care to ___________________ ?

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Complete this questions in the comments section below!

Would you care to ___________________ ?

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Minha esposa sempre esquece de colocar o cinto de segurança quando saímos de carro, por isso vou ensinar como dizer ‘você está com o cinto de segurança?’ em inglês no mini-podcast de hoje.

FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

Do you have your seat belt on?

wearing

I’m wearing a grey shirt with the words pickleballer.

have on

She has a red dress on.

He has red sneakers on.

She has her glasses on.

She always had her glasses on when she reads.

They have their coats on because it’s cold outside.

What do you have on today?

I have on a grey shirt with the words pickleballer on it.

I have a black shirt on and some sneakers.

I have on a suit and a tie for a meeting.

I have a casual outfit on.

I’m wearing a T-shirt and shorts.

Do you always have your seatbelt on?

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Let’s practice today’s phrasal verb in the comments section below!

What do you have on today?

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