Lesson1 p136
136 CONYERSATIONAL PORTUGUESE
59. IN, TO, FROM
Estive em Brasilia. Vou a Lisboa.
Venho de Coimbra.
Parto para S5o Paulo.
Cheguei atć Belo Horizonte.
I was in Brasilia.
I am going to Lisbon. I come (am) from Coimbra.
Fm leaving for Sao Paulo.
I got as far as Belo Horizonte.
1. A “to”
A direita.
A esquerda.
Pouco a pouco.
A pć.
A milo.
Ao meio-dia.
A meia-noite.
A meu ver. Puseram-se & mesa.
A que horas?
A americana.
A respeito de.
Ple ficou & porta. Ple o fez (fe-lo (J))1 Afdręa.
To the right.
To the left.
Little by little.
On foot.
By hand.
At noon.
At midnight.
In my opinion.
They sat down at the table.
At what time?
In the American way. Regarding, with respect to.
He stayed at the door. He did it by force.
LESSON 31
(I seful Word Groups IV)
2. Com “with”
Cafć com leite.
Ela foi com o estudante.
Estou com fonie.
3. De “of,” “from”
£ de meu tio.
Yenho do Rio de Janeiro.
£ de pedra.
De dia e de noite.
De nóvo.
4. Em "in”
Vivi em Portugal dois anos.
Saio dentro de quatro dias.
Em Iugar de.
Em firn.
5. Ate “up to“until”
Atć o (ao) Estoril.
Subi a tó o quinto andar.
Atć amanhd.
AtĆ logo.
Coffee with milk. She went with the student.
I am hungry.
It’s from my uncle.
I come (am) from Rio de Janeiro.
It’s madę of stone.
By day and by night. Again.
I lived in Portugal two years.
I’m leaving in four days.
Instead of.
Finally.
Up to (as far as) Estoril.
I went up to the fifth floor.
Until tomorrow.
See you later. (See you soon.)
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See item 5 of section 20 of grammar summary.
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