DIALOGUEDIALOGUETo rain /rained = chover
To ask / asked = perguntar
To chill out / chilled out = relaxar
To accept / accepted = aceitarNathan - Do you think it will rain today?
Klindy - Hmmm, I don't know. It looks like it will rain.
Nathan - I hope it doens't rain. I'm going to go the beach
this afternoon with my friends.
Klindy - I think it won't rain now. The sun will come
anytime.
Nathan - I hope you're right... Hey, what are you going to
do tomorrow?
Klindy- I don't know yet. Maybe I'll be just chilling at
home. Why?
Nathan - My friends and I are going to visit a new club
near our school. Do you wanna come with us?
Klindy - That sounds good. I'll think about it.
Nathan - Let me know then.back to the future (^3311)
Will it rain?
Beach = praia
Rain = chuva
Sun = sol
Tomorrow = amanhã
Tonight = hoje à noite / esta noite
Next = próximo
VOCABULARYVOCABULARY
To give / gave = dar
To invite / invited = convidar
To leave / left = deixar / sair/ ir embora
To arrive / arrived = chegar
Holiday = feriado
Flight = voo
Question = pergunta
Maybe = talvez
Probably = provavelmente
WILLWILL GOING TOGOING TO
A decision at the moment of speaking:
Julie: There's no milk.
John: Really? In that case, I'll go and get some.
A prediction based on opinion:
I think the Conservatives will win the next election.
A future fact:
The sun will rise tomorrow.
For promises / requests / refusals / offers:
I'll help you tomorrow, if you like.
A decision before the moment of speaking:
Julie: There's no milk.
John: I know. I'm going to go and get some when
this TV programme finishes.
A prediction based on something we can
see (or hear) now:
The Conservatives are going to win the election.
They already have most of the votes.
Action that indicates certainty or that has
been planned.
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