003. Walking the Dog

It was nighttime. He went out to walk his dog. His dog was big. The dog’s name was Max. “Let’s go, Max!” he said to his dog.

He walked past his neighbor’s house. He saw there were no lights in the house.1Ela lê: no lights in A house. Contudo o correto é: no lights in the house. His neighbor was not home. He walked past the market. There were people shopping for groceries.2A frase também poderia ser escrita como: People were shopping for groceries…

He remembered he needed milk. He tied Max to a pole. “Wait here, Max,” he said. He walked inside the market. It took fifteen minutes to buy the milk. He untied Max and continued walking.

He walked back to his house. He let Max inside the house. It was time to feed Max. He served Max a bowl of dog food. Max ate it quickly3A frase também poderia ser: Max devoured it..

It was late. He took Max to the backyard. Max slept in a dog house. He said good night to Max. Max barked.

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▪ bark: latido, ladrar, latir, casca (de árvore)
▪ bowl: tigela, lançar a bocha/bola
▪ continue: continuar, retomar, prosseguir
▪ grocery: mercearia, supermercado
▪ market: mercado, feira, comercializar, divulgar, apresentar
▪ milk: leite
▪ pole: vara, polonês(-esa)
▪ serve: servir, cumprir
▪ tie: gravata, amarrar, prender, fazer (nó)
▪ untie: desfazer, desamarrar, desatar
▪ walk: passeio, caminhar(da), andar, passear

Extra Vocabulary
▪ The North/South Pole = Polo Norte/Sul

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