Title: Ways of Walking Sentence Pack 01 (TDM)

Portuguese: (Use "will accompany me to"; use "store") Ela vai me acompanhar até a loja.
English: She will accompany me to the store.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "ambled through") Nós passeamos pelo parque.
English: We ambled through the park.

Portuguese: (Use "improved"; use "ability to ambulate") A cirurgia melhorou a habilidade dela de se movimentar.
English: The surgery improved her ability to ambulate.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "barged into") Ele entrou repentinamente na reunião.
English: He barged into the meeting.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "came barreling down") Ele veio rolando colina abaixo.
English: He came barreling down the hill.

Portuguese: (Use "a proud, distinguished bearing") Ela tinha uma postura distinta e orgulhosa.
English: She had a proud, distinguished bearing.

Portuguese: (Use "blundering down") Ele veio cambaleando escada abaixo.
English: He came blundering down the stairs.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "took"; use "bolted") Ele pegou o dinheiro e saiu correndo.
English: He took the money and bolted.

Portuguese: (Use "children"; use "bouncing around") As crianças estavam pulando pelo cômodo.
English: The children were bouncing around the room.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "it was time to bug out") Eles decidiram que era hora de cair fora.
English: They decided it was time to bug out.

Portuguese: (Use "told him to bug off") Ela irritadamente mandou-o ir embora.
English: She angrily told him to bug off.

Portuguese: (British English, vulgar slang: use "Bugger off "; use "leave me alone") Cai fora e me deixe em paz!
English: Bugger off and leave me alone!

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "charged the matador") O touro avançou contra o toureiro.
English: The bull charged the matador.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "charged at") Nós avançamos em direção ao inimigo.
English: We charged at the enemy.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "clumped up the stairs") Ela subiu as escadas batendo os pés.
English: She clumped up the stairs.

Portuguese: (Use "could hear"; use "clump of his feet") Nós podíamos ouvir o bater dos pés dele.
English: We could hear the clump of his feet.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "crawled under"; use "fence") Ela rastejou por baixo da cerca.
English: She crawled under the fence.

Portuguese: (Use "creeping along the floor") Uma aranha estava rastejando pelo chão.
English: A spider was creeping along the floor.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "crossed the street") O cachorro atravessou a rua.
English: The dog crossed the street.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "crossed the finish line") O corredor atravessou a linha de chegada.
English: The runner crossed the finish line.

Portuguese: (Use contractions; use "dally on the way home") Não enrole no caminho para casa.
English: Don't dally on the way home.

Portuguese: (Use contractions; use "dilly-dally on the way home") Não enrole no caminho para casa.
English: Don’t dilly-dally on the way home.

Portuguese: (Use "Hurry up"; use "There's no"; use "dawdle") Apresse-se! Não há tempo para delongar.
English: Hurry up! There's no time to dawdle.

Portuguese: (Use "robber"; use "darted into"; use "alleyway") O assaltante correu para um beco.
English: The robber darted into an alleyway.

Portuguese: (Use contractions; use "must dash") Desculpe-me, mas devo me apressar.
English: I'm sorry, but I must dash.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "dragged himself up the") Ele se arrastou escada acima.
English: He dragged himself up the stairs.

Portuguese: (Use "flee the country") Ele estava tentando fugir do país.
English: He was trying to flee the country.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "flounced out of") Ele caminhou soberbamente para fora do cômodo.
English: He flounced out of the room.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "footslogged around") Eles marcharam longamente pelos vilarejos.
English: They footslogged around the villages.

Portuguese: (Use "gait"; use "awkward") O modo de andar dele era esquisito.
English: His gait was awkward.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "galloped off") O cavalo galopou para longe.
English: The horse galloped off.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "galumphed into") A professora entrou ruidosamente na sala de aula.
English: The teacher galumphed into the classroom.

Portuguese: (Use "on business") Eu tenho que ir a Roma a trabalho.
English: I have to go to Rome on business.

Portuguese: (Use "Are you going") Você vai à festa do Dave?
English: Are you going to Dave's party?

Portuguese: (Use contractions; use "go home") Estou cansada. Vamos para casa.
English: I'm tired. Let's go home.

Portuguese: (Use contractions; use "going out for") Eu vou sair para jantar.
English: I'm going out for dinner.

Portuguese: (Use "went out a couple of") Eles saíram juntos um par de vezes.
English: They went out a couple of times.

Portuguese: (Use contractions; use "go in"; use "getting") Vamos entrar, está ficando frio.
English: Let's go in, it's getting cold.

Portuguese: (Use contractions; use "going on vacation") Nós sairemos de férias na semana que vem.
English: We're going on vacation next week.

Portuguese: (Use "went after") A polícia foi atrás do criminoso.
English: The police went after the criminal.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "to go ahead with") Eles decidiram seguir em frente com o plano.
English: They decided to go ahead with the plan.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "told him"; use "go away") Ela o mandou ir embora.
English: She told him to go away.

Portuguese: (Use "college'; use "went back home") Depois da faculdade, ela voltou para casa.
English: After college she went back home.

Portuguese: (Use "There is no going back") Não há como voltar atrás agora.
English: There is no going back now.

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "went for"; use "intruder") Meu cachorro avançou no intruso.
English: My dog went for the intruder.

Portuguese: (Use "went on") Ela seguiu trabalhando.
English: She went on working.

Portuguese: (Use contractions; use "go on like this.") Nós não podemos continuar assim.
English: We can't go on like this.

Portuguese: (Use contractions; use "going on") O que está acontecendo?
English: What's going on?

Portuguese: (Use "you've gone too far") Desta vez você foi longe demais!
English: This time you've gone too far!

Portuguese: (Simple past; use "ordered; use "to go") Eu pedi dois sanduíches para viagem.
English: I ordered two sandwiches to go.