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89 [eighty-nine]

Imperative 1

Imperative 1

89 [oitenta e nove]

Imperativo 1

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You are so lazy – don’t be so lazy! És t-o p--gu--o-- - -ã--s-j-s tã--p-e-uiçoso! É_ t__ p_________ – n__ s____ t__ p__________ É- t-o p-e-u-ç-s- – n-o s-j-s t-o p-e-u-ç-s-! --------------------------------------------- És tão preguiçoso – não sejas tão preguiçoso! 0
You sleep for so long – don’t sleep so late! T-----me- --- --i-o --r-- ----o d-r--- a-é tã- t-rd-! T_ d_____ a__ m____ t____ – n__ d_____ a__ t__ t_____ T- d-r-e- a-é m-i-o t-r-e – n-o d-r-a- a-é t-o t-r-e- ----------------------------------------------------- Tu dormes até muito tarde – não durmas até tão tarde! 0
You come home so late – don’t come home so late! T----ns--ão-t-rde-- --o v-n--- t------de! T_ v___ t__ t____ – n__ v_____ t__ t_____ T- v-n- t-o t-r-e – n-o v-n-a- t-o t-r-e- ----------------------------------------- Tu vens tão tarde – não venhas tão tarde! 0
You laugh so loudly – don’t laugh so loudly! Tu---s--e tão-a--o----ão---as --o-al--! T_ r_____ t__ a___ – n__ r___ t__ a____ T- r-s-t- t-o a-t- – n-o r-a- t-o a-t-! --------------------------------------- Tu ris-te tão alto – não rias tão alto! 0
You speak so softly – don’t speak so softly! Tu f-la- tã-----x--–-n-o -al-s -ã- --i--! T_ f____ t__ b____ – n__ f____ t__ b_____ T- f-l-s t-o b-i-o – n-o f-l-s t-o b-i-o- ----------------------------------------- Tu falas tão baixo – não fales tão baixo! 0
You drink too much – don’t drink so much! Tu ----s d- ---- –------e-as-t-nt-! T_ b____ d_ m___ – n__ b____ t_____ T- b-b-s d- m-i- – n-o b-b-s t-n-o- ----------------------------------- Tu bebes de mais – não bebas tanto! 0
You smoke too much – don’t smoke so much! T- ---as-----ais – -ão--um-- ta--o! T_ f____ d_ m___ – n__ f____ t_____ T- f-m-s d- m-i- – n-o f-m-s t-n-o- ----------------------------------- Tu fumas de mais – não fumes tanto! 0
You work too much – don’t work so much! Tu -rab--h----- --is---n---t-a-al----t-n--! T_ t________ d_ m___ – n__ t________ t_____ T- t-a-a-h-s d- m-i- – n-o t-a-a-h-s t-n-o- ------------------------------------------- Tu trabalhas de mais – não trabalhes tanto! 0
You drive too fast – don’t drive so fast! T--v-i- t-- d-pr-s-- –-não ------o d--r--sa! T_ v___ t__ d_______ – n__ v__ t__ d________ T- v-i- t-o d-p-e-s- – n-o v-s t-o d-p-e-s-! -------------------------------------------- Tu vais tão depressa – não vás tão depressa! 0
Get up, Mr. Miller! L-v-----s-- Sen-o---ül--r! L__________ S_____ M______ L-v-n-e-s-, S-n-o- M-l-e-! -------------------------- Levante-se, Senhor Müller! 0
Sit down, Mr. Miller! Se---------e-h----ü-ler! S________ S_____ M______ S-n-e-s-, S-n-o- M-l-e-! ------------------------ Sente-se, Senhor Müller! 0
Remain seated, Mr. Miller! F-que -e--a--, -en--r----l-r! F____ s_______ S_____ M______ F-q-e s-n-a-o- S-n-o- M-l-e-! ----------------------------- Fique sentado, Senhor Müller! 0
Be patient! T---a-paci----a! T____ p_________ T-n-a p-c-ê-c-a- ---------------- Tenha paciência! 0
Take your time! Vá --- -a---! V_ c__ c_____ V- c-m c-l-a- ------------- Vá com calma! 0
Wait a moment! E---re u---om-n-o! E_____ u_ m_______ E-p-r- u- m-m-n-o- ------------------ Espere um momento! 0
Be careful! T-n-- -u----o! T____ c_______ T-n-a c-i-a-o- -------------- Tenha cuidado! 0
Be punctual! Se-a-pon--a-! S___ p_______ S-j- p-n-u-l- ------------- Seja pontual! 0
Don’t be stupid! Nã- se-----túpi-- ---! N__ s___ e_______ /___ N-o s-j- e-t-p-d- /-a- ---------------------- Não seja estúpido /-a! 0

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