Hi, there! How’s it going?<\/p>\n
Hoje temos mais um di\u00e1logo b\u00e1sico com v\u00e1rias express\u00f5es interessantes, retirado do livro All Clear 1. Alex quer falar com Sara, sua amiga. Ele liga para ela e quem atende \u00e9 sua irm\u00e3 Anna.<\/p>\n
Anna: Hello. Vamos estudar algumas das express\u00f5es do di\u00e1logo?<\/p>\n 1. Who’s this?<\/strong> – Usamos Who’s this?<\/em> informalmente quando queremos saber quem est\u00e1 falando do outro lado do telefone. Podemos tamb\u00e9m usar, num contexto mais formal, as seguintes express\u00f5es:<\/p>\n Who’s calling?<\/em> 2. It’s ___. \/ This is ___.<\/strong> – Usamos tais express\u00f5es para responder \u00e0 pergunta acima, Who’s this? <\/em>Veja alguns exemplos:<\/p>\n A – Hello.<\/em> A – Hello.<\/em> 3. Hold on<\/strong> – Aguarde (no telefone). Em contextos telef\u00f4nicos n\u00e3o \u00e9 correto dizer “Wait”. Alguns exemplos:<\/p>\n A – Hello.<\/em> Quando a pessoa que atende o telefone mas n\u00e3o pode falar imediatamente pode usar as seguintes frases:<\/p>\n Doctor’s Office. Can you hold? Mais algumas express\u00f5es relacionadas com atender e desligar o telefone.<\/p>\n answer the phone<\/em> – atender o telefone 4. I’ll be right there. <\/strong>– J\u00e1 estou chegando. J\u00e1 vou.<\/p>\n A – Hurry! The phone’s for you.<\/em> 5. can\/can’t make it<\/strong> – (n\u00e3o) conseguir ir a um lugar\/evento<\/p>\n I can make it on Monday, but not on Tuesday.<\/em> 6. Why don’t…?<\/strong> – Usado para dar sugest\u00f5es.<\/p>\n Why don’t we go swimming, and then we take a walk?<\/em> 7. pick someone up<\/strong> – buscar algu\u00e9m (em algum lugar)<\/p>\n I’ll pick you up in front of the cafe at 4 o’clock, OK?<\/em><\/p>\n She picked up her brother.<\/em> 8. That sounds…! <\/strong>– Eu acho…!<\/p>\n A – I can pick you up at 10:00, and then we can go to the beach.<\/em> A – I was in traffic for three hours!<\/em> A – The movie was about life in a college dorm.<\/em> 9. get off the phone \/ hang up<\/strong> – desligar o telefone<\/p>\n I’m sorry, but I have to get off the phone. It’s already midnight.<\/em> Voc\u00ea tamb\u00e9m pode get off a bike, a horse, a bus, a train,<\/em> e an airplane<\/em>. Mas voc\u00ea get out of a car<\/em>.<\/p>\n This is it for today! See you next time!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hi, there! How’s it going? Hoje temos mais um di\u00e1logo b\u00e1sico com v\u00e1rias express\u00f5es interessantes, retirado do livro All Clear 1. Alex quer falar com Sara, sua amiga. Ele liga para ela e quem atende \u00e9 sua irm\u00e3 Anna. Anna: Hello. Alex: Hi, Sara. Anna: Who’s this? Alex: It’s Alex. Anna: Oh, hi, Alex. This…<\/p>\n
\nAlex: Hi, Sara.
\nAnna: Who’s this<\/strong>?
\nAlex: It’s<\/strong> Alex.
\nAnna: Oh, hi, Alex. This is<\/strong> Anna. Hold on<\/strong> a minute and I’ll get Sara… Sara, it’s for you!
\nSara: I’ll be right there<\/strong>… Alex? Hi!
\nAlex: Hi, Sara. Want to go to the movies Friday night?
\nSara: I’m really sorry, but I can’t make it <\/strong>Friday night. How about Saturday?
\nAlex: Sure. Why don’t<\/strong> I pick you up at 7:00?
\nSara: That sounds<\/strong> great. Oh, Alex, I’m sorry. My parents are calling me for dinner and I have to get off<\/strong>. See you Saturday.
\nAlex: Great. See you. Bye.<\/p>\n
\n Can I ask who’s calling?<\/em>
\n May I ask who’s calling?<\/em><\/p>\n
\n B – Hello. May I speak to Alex Nicholas, please?<\/em>
\n A – This is Alex.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n B – Hi. May I speak to Sara?<\/em>
\n A – Who’s this?<\/em>
\n B – It’s Alex. \/ This is Alex.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n B – Hello. This is Melissa. May I speak to Daniel, please?<\/em>
\n A – Sure. Hold on and I’ll get him.<\/em><\/p>\n
\nPlease hold, and someone will be with you shortly.<\/p>\n
\nget the phone<\/em> – atender o telefone
\nhang up<\/em> – desligar o telefone
\nhang up on someone<\/em> – desligar o telefone na cara de algu\u00e9m<\/p>\n
\n B – I’ll be right there.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n On Saturday night? Oh I’m sorry. I can’t make it. I already have plans.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n Why don’t you go to the bank, and I’ll go to the post office? We’ll meet here later.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n She picked her brother up at school.<\/em>
\n She picked him up.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n B – That sounds great!<\/em><\/p>\n
\n B – That sounds terrible!<\/em><\/p>\n
\n B – That sounds interesting.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n After she got off the phone, she went shopping.<\/em><\/p>\n