#19

Question 1

I know how I feel.

Answer 1

Sei como eu
me sinto

Question 2

We’re not leaving without Tom.

Answer 2

Não nos vamos embora sem o Tomás.

Question 3

I will be back soon.

Answer 3

volto logo.

Question 4

The plane leaves at 6.

Answer 4

O avião sai às 6.

Question 5

I think I’ll be leaving.

Answer 5

Acho que me vou embora

Question 6

You (plural, 2nd p) leave

Answer 6

vós partis
Conjugate

Question 7

And there goes four years of work.

Answer 7

E lá se vão quatro anos de trabalho.

Question 8

Hey, I’ll be right back.

Answer 8

Oi, eu já volto

Question 9

I can’t believe it (therein)

Answer 9

Eu não consigo
acreditar nisso!

eu acredito
tu acreditas
ele acredita
nós acreditamos
vós acreditais
eles acreditam

Question 10

Can you (plural, 3rd) hear?

Answer 10

ouvem?

tu, você (both meaning singular “you”) and vocês (plural “you”) are used in informal situations, while in formal contexts o senhor, a senhora, os senhores and as senhoras are preferred.

Vós: A formal plural form in Portugal that is rarely used in spoken language

Question 11

Why don’t you (plural, 2nd) not much used in spoken language) take a step back?

Answer 11

Porque não dais
um passo atrás?

Question 12

Do you hear?

Answer 12

ouves
?

Question 13

How do you (formal) feel today?

Answer 13

Como é que se sente
hoje?

Você is slightly more formal than tu.

Question 14

The kids are finally asleep.

Answer 14

Finalmente, as crianças
dormem

Question 15

Which way is the beach?

Answer 15

Por onde se vai
para a praia?

Question 16

We usually sleep in this room.

Answer 16

Normalmente dormimos
neste quarto.

Question 17

We try to do our best.

Answer 17

tentamos fazer o nosso melhor.

Question 18

Do you (plural, 2nd) know Rome?

Answer 18

conheceis Roma?

Question 19

I do not have what you are asking for.

Answer 19

Não tenho o que me
pedes

Question 20

Oh, you’re leaving tomorrow!

Answer 20

Oh, vais-te embora amanhã!

Question 21

Ah, you’re leaving tomorrow!

Answer 21

Ah, amanhã te vais / vais-te embora!

Question 22

Do you (plural, 2nd) remember who I am?

Answer 22

lembrais-vos de quem sou eu?

Question 23

Why are you (formal) feeling so sad?

Answer 23

Porque é que se sente
tão triste?

Question 24

Oh, you’re leaving tomorrow!

Answer 24

Oh, vais-te embora amanhã!

Question 25

Do you (plural, 3rd p) read much?

Answer 25

Vocês leem muito?

Question 26

I can hear nothing.

Answer 26

Eu não ouço nada.

Question 27

She does whatever is asked of her.

Answer 27

Ela faz tudo o que lhe
pedem

Question 28

Do you (plural, 2nd p) remember who I am?

Answer 28

lembrais-vos de quem sou eu?

Question 29

We don’t get out much.

Answer 29

Nós não saímos muito.

Question 30

Why don’t we ask his advice?

Answer 30

Porque não lhe pedimos
o seu conselho?

Question 31

Are you coming today?

Answer 31

vens hoje?

Question 32

You (plural, 3rd p) read too much.

Answer 32

Vocês leem demais.

Question 33

Tom does whatever he’s asked to do.
Tom does everything what him they-ask

Answer 33

O Tomás faz tudo o que lhe
pedem

Question 34

We don’t hear many people speaking French here.

Answer 34

Não ouvimos muitas pessoas a falar francês aqui.

Question 35

We feel sorry for them.

Answer 35

sentimos muito por elas.

Question 36

We feel sorry for them.

Answer 36

sentimos muito por elas.

Question 37

I know what you’re (plural, 2nd p) feeling.

Answer 37

Eu sei o que sentis

Eu sinto●
tu sentes
ele sente
nós sentimos
vós sentis
eles sentem

Question 38

I don’t read.

Answer 38

Não leio

Question 39

We feel

Answer 39

Nós nos sentimos /
sentimo-nos

When we put the reflexive pronoun after a first person plural form, the letter S is dropped at the end

Answer 40

vós conseguis

Question 41

You (plural, 2nd p) should do it.

Answer 41

deveis fazê-lo

Question 42

I sleep standing up.

Answer 42

durmo de pé.

Question 43

We read novels.

Answer 43

lemos romances.