TREINANDO VOCABULÁRIO E PRONÚNCIA - LÍNGUA INGLESA (Estudo 1).

001 – It's been pouring for over an hour. 

• pouring (Pôrén) = very rainy (Véurí-Rên'ní)
• an hour = énNáuôr
• for over = fôRôvôr
• for over an = fôRôvôrén
• for over an hour= fôRôvôr-énNáuôr

002 – The prices are exorbitant in this store. 

• exorbitant (êgZôrbitênt) = very expensive (Véurí-êksPênsêv)
• prices are = PráiZó
• this store = dêsTór

003 – The food in that restaurante is superb. 

• superb (suPôrb) = very good (Véurí-Gûd)
• food in = Fûrén
• food in that= FûrénNé
• is superb = êçuPôrbê

004 – The mornings are okay, but the afternoons are sweltering. 

• sweltering (suÉuthôrén), boiling (Bóilén) = very hot (Véurí-RRáót)
• mornings are = MórnénZó
• afternoons are = áftôrnûnZó

005 – I was stunned by the news. 

• stunned (sTãnêd) = very surprised (suPráizd)
• was stunned = uósTãn
• by the news = báidêNhíus

006 – Even though his grammar is atrocious, we understand him. 

• atrocius (aTrôuxês), appalling (óPólén) = very bad (Véurí-báéd)
• Even though his grammar = ívénDôu-êzGrãmar
• is atrocious = êzaTrôuxês
• understand him = ãndôrsTéndém

007 – He committed a horrendous crime. 

• horrendous (rrôRéndês) = very terrible (Véurí-Thérêbôl)
• committed a = kãMêrêrá
• crime = Kráim

008 – She had an excruciating headache. 

• excruciating (êkskruxiÊirén), unbearable (ãBêrêbôl) = very painful (Véurí-Pénfôl)
• had an = RRérén
• an excruciating = énNêkskruxiÊirén
• headache = rréRêik

009 – Your problems are minuscule compared to theirs. 

• miniscule (mênískiô) = very small (Véurí-sMól)
• an hour = énNáuôr
• compared to = kãPéuthu (sons idênticos, elimina um deles)

010 – That's an ancient building. 

• ancient (Énxén) = very old (Véurí-ôld)
• That's an = détSSén
• That's an ancient = détSSénNénxén
• building = Bíldén

011 – This medication will lessen your pain. 

• to lessen (Léssén) = to become smaller, to diminish (diMén'nêxi)
• A pronúncia de LESSEN (diminuir) é a mesma de LESSON (lição, aula) - same pronunciation.
• medication = mériKêixã
• That's an ancient = détSSénNénxén
• pain = pénn

012 – We can't go out until the storm subsides. 

• to subside (sôbSáid) = to become less intense, less severe (Lés-sêVíuôr)
• A pronúncia de LESSEN (diminuir) é a mesma de LESSON (lição, aula) - same pronunciation.