Anselmo : Hi, J.B.! How are you?J.B. : Hello! I'm fine,thanks. And you?Anselmo : Very well, thank you. Thanks for coming!J.B. : That's okay. I'm pleased to see you!Anselmo : I'd like to introduce you to...( he shows a photo of a baby ). This is Lorena , my wonderful baby daughter.J.B. : Wow, she's beautiful! Is she really your daughter ?Anselmo : Yes, she is.J.B. : How old is she?Anselmo : She's three days old.J.B. : Her eyes are brown, like yours.Anselmo : Yes, and I think she'll be intelligent, like my wife . ( looking outside ) What's that in front of the house?J.B. : Oh, that's my car!Anselmo : Is it new?J.B. : Yes.Anselmo : It's very nice. It looks expensive!J.B. : It is; but I love it.Anselmo : Do you want some tea?J.B. : Yes,please.Anselmo : And a cookie?J.B. : Mmm, yes! I'm a little hungry!(After a while)J.B. : Well, Anselmo, it's time to go. Thanks for inviting me!Anselmo : you're welcome. Then, see you soon!J.B. : Bye-bye!................................................* not at all / don't mention it = you're welcome.................................................* I'm glad to see you/ I't's nice to see you = I'm pleased to see you..................................................* Take care of yourself = se cuida! airheadsometimes I am an airhead* a person who is a little stupid or unable to concentrate. I'm such an airhead today. I forgot to tell my wife that I came across her lipstick yesterday. The problem is that I really don't know where I found it and where I put it. .........................................................................................a.k.a. also known as (pronounce each letter a - k - a). Used for someone or something with two names. * Luis Inacio da Silva a.k.a Lula , is one of the most important leaders of the world. Luis Inacio , a.k.a. Lula* His name is James Bond--a.k.a. Agent 007..............................................................................................................all about This recently became popular. Use it before an interest or something that you desire.* JB's all about his new english project for the World Cup . He never stops talking about it.Suzana and Anselmo are all about Lorena's education * Suzana and Anselmo are all about Lorena's education. They dream about a better future for her. ...........................................................................................all-outused as an adjective to mean a person or a group works very hard at something.Using all available resources * The employees at that company are making an all-out effort to survive the recession.When Anselmo called J.B. to be his private English teacher he knew that he would go all out to give him the best tools for his development. And Anselmo, by the other hand, decided to go all out in order to follow J.B.'s instruction............................................................................................... Let's practice the new idioms we have learnt last week.1- After the penalty against Corinthians , the coach smelled a rat. He thought that the ref. made a bad call................................................................................2- Ronaldo , and William played yesterday . It wasn't a surprised to me . Dentinho let the cat out of the bag during a chat by twitter. ...............................................................................3- I heard that Scollari is not satisfyed with Palmeiras's group. He thinks that with