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April 10 th, 2010 April 10 th, 2010 CLASS

CLASS 1 1 THEACHER THEACHER BRUNOBRUNO

Personal

Personal pronouns and pronouns and verb to verb to bebe

Interrogative/negative/affirmative forms Interrogative/negative/affirmative forms Professions and age

Professions and age Personal presentation Personal presentation

VERY IMPORTANT

How do

How do you say

you say “advogado”in eng

“advogado”in english?

lish?

How can i say “advogado” in english?

Como se diz “advogado”em ingles?

Como posso dizer “advogado”em ingles?

May/can i got to th

May/can i got to the bathroom/restroom?

e bathroom/restroom? Posso ir ao banheiro?

Posso ir ao banheiro?

What’s the meaning of “chair”?

Qual é o significado de “

chair”?

I don’t

I don’t understand c

understand can you re

an you repeat, pleas

peat, pleasee

Eu não entendo você pode repetir, por favor

I don’t know

Eu não sei

Sorry, i’m late. May/can i come in?

Desculpe, estou atrasado. Eu posso

entrar?

TO BE TO BE

I I am am brunobruno

you are melina

he/she/it

he/she/it is is alynealyne

we are brazilian

you are students

They

They are are touriststourists Subject

Subject “to “to be” be” complementioncomplemention

DICIONÁRIOS DICIONÁRIOS MACMILLIAN MACMILLIAN OXFORD OXFORD CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE S S I I N N G G P P L L U U R R A A L L

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AFFIRMATIVE

SINGULAR

PLURALPLURAL

11STST PersonPerson

_{I AN TEACHER}

(I’M)

WE ARE BRAZILIANS WE ARE BRAZILIANS (WE’RE) (WE’RE) 22ndnd PersonPerson

YOU ARE A STUDENT

(YOURE)

YOU ARE STUDENTS YOU ARE STUDENTS (YOU’RE)

(YOU’RE) 33ndndPersonPerson

SHE IS A SINGLE WOMAN

(SHE’S)

THEY ARE TOURISTS THEY ARE TOURISTS (THEY’RE) (THEY’RE)

NEGATIVE

INTERROGATIVE

NEGATIVE

INTERROGATIVE

I AM NOT A TEACHER I AM NOT A TEACHER (I’M) (I’M) AM I A TEACHER? AM I A TEACHER? YOU ARE NOT A STUDENT

YOU ARE NOT A STUDENT (YOU’RE)

(YOU’RE)

ARE YOU STUDENT? ARE YOU STUDENT? SHE IS NOT A SINGLE WOMAN

SHE IS NOT A SINGLE WOMAN (SHE ISN’T)

(SHE ISN’T)

IS SHE A SINGLE WOMAN? IS SHE A SINGLE WOMAN? WE ARE NOT BRAZILINAS

WE ARE NOT BRAZILINAS (WE’RE)

(WE’RE)

ARE WE BRAZILIANS? ARE WE BRAZILIANS? YOU ARE STUDENTS

YOU ARE STUDENTS (YOU’RE)

(YOU’RE)

ARE YOU STUDENTS? ARE YOU STUDENTS? THEY ARE NOT TOURISTS

THEY ARE NOT TOURISTS (THEY’RE)

(THEY’RE)

ARE THEY TOURISTS? ARE THEY TOURISTS?

PG 27 PG 27

INDEFINITE ARTICLES

A – BEFORE CONSOANT SOUND

A – BEFORE CONSOANT SOUND A – SOM ANTES DA CONSOANTEA – SOM ANTES DA CONSOANTE

AN – BEFORE VOWEL SOUND

AN – BEFORE VOWEL SOUND AN – SOM ANTES DE VOGALAN – SOM ANTES DE VOGAL

0 – PLURAL FORMS

0 – PLURAL FORMS NÃO SE COLOCA ARTIGO EM PLURALNÃO SE COLOCA ARTIGO EM PLURAL

TO SHARE – COMPARTILHAR TO SHARE – COMPARTILHAR

PROFISSÕES

NURSE

NURSE ENFERMEIRAENFERMEIRA LAWYER/ADVOCATELAWYER/ADVOCATE ADVOGADOADVOGADO

DOCTOR

DOCTOR DOUTORDOUTOR ATHLETATHLET ATLETAATLETA

TEACHER

TEACHER PROFESSORPROFESSOR SCIENTISTSCIENTIST CIENTISTACIENTISTA

ENGINEER

ENGINEER ENGENHEIROENGENHEIRO DIRECTDIRECT DIRETORDIRETOR

POSTMAN

POSTMAN CORREIOCORREIO BANK EMPLOYEEBANK EMPLOYEE EMPREGADO DOEMPREGADO DO

BANCO

BUSDRIVER

BUSDRIVER MOTORISTA DE ONIBUSMOTORISTA DE ONIBUS JOURNALISTJOURNALIST JORNALISTAJORNALISTA

DENTIST

DENTIST DENTISTADENTISTA PRINCIPALPRINCIPAL DIRETOR DE COLEGIODIRETOR DE COLEGIO

ACTRESS/ACTOR

ACTRESS/ACTOR ATRIZ/ATORATRIZ/ATOR BUSSINESS EXECUTIVEBUSSINESS EXECUTIVE EMPRESARIOEMPRESARIO

SINGER

SINGER CANTORACANTORA GARBAGE MANGARBAGE MAN LIXEIROLIXEIRO

WAITER(MAN)

WAITER(MAN) GARSONGARSON SALESPERSONSALESPERSON VENDEDORVENDEDOR

WAITRESS(WOMAN)

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FIREMAN BOMBEIRO SOLDIER SOLDADO CHEF COZINHEIRO

NÚMEROS

1 ONE 11 ELEVEN 2 TWO 12 TWELVE 3 THREE 13 THIRTEEN 4 FOUR 14 FOURTEEN 5 FIVE 15 FIFTEEN 6 SIX 16 SIXTEEN 7 SEVEN 17 SEVENTEEN 8 EIGHT 18 EIGHTEEN 9 NINE 19 NINETEEN 10 TEN 20 TWENTY PG 43

NOTE

TO BE AGE; TO BE A/NA PROFESSION

TO BE BLONDE VS. TO HAVE BLACK HAIR OR BROWN HAIR TO HAVE BLUE / GREEN / BLACK / BROWN / HAZEL EYES TO BE TALL / SHORT / OF MEDIUM HEIGHT

COUNTRIES

NATIONAL

COUNTRIES

NATIONAL

SPAIN SPANISH PERU PERUVIAN

PORTUGAL PORTUGUESE RUSSIA RUSSIAN

USA AMERICAN GRECCE GREER

ENGLISH ENGLISH BOLIVIA BOLIVIAN

IRLAND IRISH COLOMBIA COLOMBIAN

ITALY ITALIAN CHINA CHINESE

FRANCE FRENCH JAPAN JAPANESE

HOW OLD ARE YOU? QUANTOS ANOS VOCÊ TEM?

WHAT’S YOU AGE? QUAL USA IDADE?

I AM THIRTY FOUR YEARS YOU EU TENHO 34 ANOS DE IDADE

I HAVE BLACK HAIR EU TENHO CABELO PRETO

I AM BLODE HAIR EU TENHO CABELO LOIRO

SHE IS NA AMERICAN SINGER ELA É UMA CANTORA AMERICANA HE IS A BRAZILIAN WRITER ELE É UM UM ESCRITOR BRASILEIRO

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COMO APRESENTAR .... THIS IS .... ARE YOU FROM RUSSIA?

NO, I’M NOT FROM RUSSIA I’M BRAZILIAN YES/YES,I AM

MARITAL STATUS

MARRIED SINGLE DIVORCED WIDOWER/WIDOW TO SPELL (SOLETAR) PG 33/49

ALFABETO

A – EI N – ENN B – BI O – OU C – CI P – PI D – DI Q – KIU E – I R – ARR F – EF S – ESS G – DI T – TI H - EITCH U – IU I – AI V – VI J – DJEI W – DOBOUIU K – KEI X – ECS L – ÉU Y – UÁI M - EMM Z - ZI

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April 17 th, 2010 Review of class1 Introducing people Demonstrative pronouns; Whot / What Dialogues

AFF – SUBJECT + VERB + A COMPLEMENT

INT – VERB + SUBJECT + A COMPLEMENT

NEG – SUBJECT + VERB + NOT + A COMPLEMENT

HIS (MALE) HER (FEMALE)

FAR /CLOSE SINGULAR PLURAL

ESTE(S) THIS THESE

AQUELE(S) THAT THOSE

CAN BE USED FOR PEOPLE OR THINGS

WHO / WHAT

PEOPLE OBJECT

WH – QUESTION

WHO PERSON QUEM

WHAT OBJECT QUE

WHEN TIME QUANDO

WHERE LOCATION ONDE

WHY POR QUE

HOW COMO

WHICH OPTIONS QUAL

HOW OFTEN FREQUENCY QUAL FREQUENCIA

SENTENCE ORDER

1ST YOU SAY WHAT QUALIFIES THE OBJECT

I AM GOOD! I AM WELL!

I DON’T FEEL GOOD I FEEL GREAT! I FEEL FINE! SO,SO ...

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PROFISSÃO

STEWARD(MAN) COMISSÁRIO DE BORDO WOODMAN MARCENEIRO STEWARDESS(WOMAN) AEROMOÇA CLEANING LADY/GUY FAXINEIRO FLIGHT ATTENDANT ATENDENTE DE VOO JANITOR FAZ TUDO PILOT/CO-PILOT PILOTO/CO-PILOTO HUMAN RESOURCES

MANEGER

GERENTE DE

RECURSOS HUMANOS

AGRONOMIST AGRONOMO FATHER PADRE

ENGINEER ENGENHEIRO PRIEST BISPO/SACERDOTE

ONE PERSON

TWO PERSON

MAN MEN WOMAN WOMEN CHILD CHILDREN FOOT FEET(PÉS) TOOTH TEETH(DENTES) MOUSE MMICE

MEALS (REFEIÇÕES)

BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER

BREAKFAST

BREAD MILK COFEE COOKIES JUICE HAM

BUTTER(MANTEIGA)

LUNCH

RICE AND BEANS STEAK PASTA(MACARRAO) FISH SUGAR SALT

DRINKS

LEMONADE WATER BEER TEA(CHA) RED WINE ORANGE JUICE WHITE WINE(VINHO)

DINNER

PEA SOUP (SOPA DE ERVILHA) SALAD PORK SPAGUETTI FEIJOADA MEAT(QUALQUER CARNE)

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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

LETTUCE ALFACE GARLIC ALHO APPLE MAÇA

POTATO BATATA ONION CEBOLA ORANGE LARANJA

TOMATO TOMATE CUCUMBER PEPINO GRAPE UVA

CARROT CENOURA BROCCOLI BROCOLIS MANGO MANGA

BANANA BANANA COCONUT COCO STARFRUIT CARAMBOLA

PINEAPPLE ABACAXI LIME LIMAO VERDE STRAWBERRY MORANGO

WATERMELON MELANCIA LEMON LIMAO GALEGO PEAR PERA

PEACH PESSEGO PUMPKIN ABOBORA GUAVA GOIABA

SEA FOOD

FISH PEIXE OYSTERS OSTRA SHRIMP CAMARAO

LOBSTER LAGOSTA SQUID LULA CRAB CARANGUEJO

CRIB SIRI WHALE BALEIA DOLPHIN GOLFINHO

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April 24 th, 2010 Review of class 2 Worksheet 4 Adjectives Paysical description Verb to have GRANDFATHER GRANDMOTHER

FATHER MOTHER AUNT(TIA)

UNCLE(TIO)

BROTHER SON (FILHO) COUSING

DAUGHTER(FILHA) NEPHEW(SOBRINHO)

NICE(SOBRINHA)

PETER

HE IS PETER. HE IS A SURFER. HE IS TALL. HE IS BLONDE. HE IS 29 YEARDS OLD. HE HAS BLACK EYES.

GEORGE

HE IS GEORGE. HE IS A DOCTOR/SCIENTIST. HE IS TALL. HE HAS BROWN HAIR. ELEONOR

SHE IS A TV SHOW HOST. SHE IS OF MEDIUM HEIGHT. SHE HAS LONG, BLACK HAIR AND BROWN EYES. Brothers Sisters Siblings STEPMOTHER (MADRASTA) STEPFATHER (PADRASTO) STEPDAUGHTER (ENTIADA) GODFATHER (PADRINHO) GODMATHER (MADRINHA) STEPSON (ENTIADO) HAZEL – CASTANHO GREY- CINZA

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PERSONALITY

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

CALM (CALMO)<>STRESSED / NERVOUS BEAUTIFUL/PRETTY<>UGLY POLITE(EDUCADO)<>IMPOLITE FAT<>SLIM/THIN/SKINNY ORGANIZED(ORGANIZADO)<>DISORGANIZED CUTE CREATIVE HANDSOME/CHARMING ANXIOUS(ANSIOSO) ELEGANT<>TACKY SHY(TIMIDO)<>OUTGOING TALL/SHORT/WELLBUILT LAID-BACK STRONG(FORTE)<>WEAK(FRACO) LAZY(PREGUIÇOSO) ATHLETIC

SWEET(PESSOA DOCE) HOT<>COLD HONEST(HONESTO)<>DISHONEST INTELLIGENT<>DUMB/STUPPID IDIOT/MOROW/ASSHOLE HYPERATIVE DYNAMIC TALKTIVE CHUBBY(BARRIGUDO) HUMBLE(HUMILDE)

AFF

1 I HAVE 2 YOU HAVE 3 HE/SHE/IT HAS 1 WE HAVE 2 YOU HAVE 3 THEY HAVE

COLOCAÇÕES

SWEET VOICE/COFFEE/CANDY ATHELETIC BODY COLD WOMAN/DRINK/WATER CREATIVE STUDENT/BOSS(CHEFE) HOT WOMAN/GUY/COFFEE/TEMPERATURE BRUNO FALANDO

“I’M OUTGOING, ORGANIZED AND VERY ANXIOUS” “I AM OF MEDIUM HEIGHT. I HAVE BLACK HAIR EYES”

S I N G P L U R A L EMPLOYER (EMPREGADOR) EMPLOYEE(EMPREGADO)

GOD BLESS YOU! (SAÚDE)

GUESS WHO IS IT? (ADVINHE QUEM É?)

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EU

“I AM CALM, I AM POLITE, I AM ORGANIZED,I AM SHY, I AM HONEST”

MY SISTER A VERY INTELIGENT,HONEST, CALM, BEAUTIFUL, SLIM. SHE HAVE BLACK HAIR, WHITE SKIN AND BLACK EYES.

SINGULAR

PLURAL

THIS IS A GREEN PENCIL THESE ARE GREEN PENCILS THIS IS A BLACK CELL PHONE THESE ARE BLACK CELL PHONES THIS IS A DICTIONARY THESE ARE DICTIONARIES

THIS IS A GREY WATCH THESE ARE GRY WATCHES THI IS A LIQUID MEDICINE THESE ARE LIQUID MEDICINES

OBJECTS

STATIONERY (PAPELARIA)

PENCIL, PEN, ERASER (BORRACHA), SHARPENER(APONTADOR), GLUE(COLA), STAPLER(GRAMPEADOR), STICK TAPE/SELLOTAPE(FITADUREX), COMPASS(COMPASSO), RULER(REGUA), CORRECTION FLUID(LIQUID PAPER), PAPER CLIPS(CLIPS), DRAWING PINGS(TACHINHA), ELASTIC BANDS/RUBBER BANDS(ELASTICO)

COLORS

BLUE, GREEN, GREY, ORANGE, BROWN, PINK, WHITE, RED, PURPLE(PURPURA), VIOLET, IVORY(MARFIN), YELLOW

1. WRITE SHORT DESCRIPTION OF YOURSELF ON A SEPARATE PIECE OF PAPER INCLUDING PROFESSION, PERSONALITY AND PHYSICAL CARACTERISTICS. “DON’T PUT YOUR

NAMES!!!”

2. COLOCAÇÕES PARA ESTAS PALAVRAS: a. SOFT b. HARD c. EASY d. DIFFICULT e. HEAVY f. LIGHT g. SLOW h. FAST

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May 8 th, 2010

Extra class 1 and 2 Introduce people Present verbs Spelling Numbers 1 I I LIVE 2 YOU LIVE 3 HE/SHE/IT LIVES 1 WE LIVE 2 YOU LIVE 3 THEY LIVE

FOOD

BEANS(FEIJÃO), LASAGNA, MEAT(CARNE), STEAK(BIFE), PASTA(MACARRÃO), STROGONOFF

WHERE DO YOU LIVE? ONDE VOCÊ MORA?

WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE FOOD? QUAL SUA COMIDAFAVORITA? WHO IS YOUR BEST FRIEND? QUEM É SEU MELHOR AMIGO? WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE MOVIE? QUAL É SEU FILME FAVORITO? NACIONALIDADE NÃO SECOSTUMA USAR A/NA

NACIONALIDADE + DE ONDE É USA A/NA

ADRESS

IN

COUNTRIES, CITIES, NEIGHBORHOODS (BAIRROS)

ON

NAME OF STREET

AT

COMPANY/WORK PLACE (LOCAL DE TRABALHO) FAN – TORCEDOR TO ROOT – TORCER I ROOT FOR FLAMENGO

PLEASANT, ENJOYABLE (AGRADAVEL) INTEREST DEMANDING GREAT, EXCELLENT,SATISFACTORY CREATIVE EXCITING GENTLE S I N G P L U R A L EMPLOYER (EMPREGADOR) EMPLOYEE(EMPREGADO)

GOD BLESS YOU! (SAÚDE)

GUESS WHO IS IT? (ADVINHE QUEM É?) SIMPLE PRESENT FATOR ATOS ROTINA DO/DOES AUXILIARY VERBS AVENUE (AVENIDA) SQUARE(PRAÇA) ROAD(ESTRADA)

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MY NAME IS BRUNO VIANNA, 24 YEARDS OLD. I LIVE IN NOVA IGUAÇU. BUT I’M FROM BELO HORIZONTE. I AM A TEACHER. I HAVE THREE SIBLINGS . ONE BROTHERS AND TWO

STEPBROTHERS. MY BROTHER IS A DIPLOMAT.MY TWO OTHER BROTHERS ARE OLDER THAN ME. HAYRTON IS A LAWYER AND BETH IN AN ARCHITECT.

MY NAME IS RICARDO JANNUZZI,35 YEARDS OLD. I LIVE IN MEIER. BUT I’M FROM RIO DE JANEIRO.I AM COMPUTER SCIENTIST. I HAVE TWO SIBINGS. MY BROTHRES IS NA ENGINEER AND MY SISTER ANNA IN A DENTIST.

1 I I 2 YOU 3 HE/SHE/IT

DOES

DO

1 WE 2 YOU 3 THEY

VERBOS

COLOCAÇÕES

TO LIVE TO HAVE TO BE TO READ A BOOK/AMAGAZINE

TO SLEEP LATE/WITH MY WIFE(ESPOSA)/WITH PAJAMAS TO WAKE UP(ACORDAR) EARLY(CEDO)/WITH MUSIC/ IN A LAZY MOOD

TO LISTEN(ESCUTAR) TO THE RADIO/THE SONG TO EAT VEGETABLES/FRUITS

TO TALK(FALAR) NONSENSE(ABSURDO)/TO SOMEONE(PARA ALGUEM) TO GO TO THE DENTIST/BEACH

TO WRITE ABOOK/ A LETTER/A SONG/ NA ARTICLE S I N G P L U R A L TO SEE X TO LOOK VER OLHAR

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NÚMEROS

1 ONE 18 EIGHTEEN 2 TWO 19 NINETEEN 3 THREE 20 TWENTY 4 FOUR 30 THIRTY 5 FIVE 40 FORTY 6 SIX 50 FIFTY 7 SEVEN 60 SIXTY 8 EIGHT 70 SEVENTY 9 NINE 80 EIGHTY 10 TEN 90 NINETY

11 ELEVEN 100 ONE HUNDRED

12 TWELVE 120 ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY

13 THIRTEEN 200 TWO HUNDRED

14 FOURTEEN 300 THREE HUNDRED

15 FIFTEEN 350 THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY

16 SIXTEEN 1000 ONE THOUSAND

17 SEVENTEEN 1023 ONE THOUSAND AND TWENTY THREE

+ = PLUS - = MINUS X = TIMES / = DIVIDED

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May 15 th, 2010

Descriptions and objectives Phonological awarewess Articles

Plural

PG 33

ADJECTIVE

POLITE<>IMPOLLITE UGLY<>BEAUTIFUL/PRETY SILENT<>NOISY

HAPPY<>SAD/UNHAPPY/MISERRABLE FANCY<>TACKY ORGANIZED<>MESSY

SINGULAR

PLURAL

THIS IS MODERN WATCH THESE ARE MODERN WATCHES THIS IS A BLUE CHAIR THESE ARE BLUE CHAIRS

HE IS A TACKY SINGER THEY ARE TACKY SINGERS

SHE IS A BEAUTIFUL ACTRESS THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL ACTRESSES SHE HAS LONG HAIR THEY HAVE LONG HAIR

THAT IS A VERY MESSY ROOM THOSE ARE VERY MESSY ROOMS

ARTICLES

SINGULAR

PLURAL

DEFINITE THE THE

INDEFINITE A/NA NOARTICLE

PG 63

PLURAL

THEY ARE EXPENSIVE WATCHES THESE ARE BIG BOXES

THOSE ARE DIFFICLUT QUIZZES THOSE ARE BIG PARTIES

ERA THEY KHIVES? THEY AREN’T RICH MEN THEY ARE ELEMENT WOMEN THESE CHILDREN ARE ADORABLE

ADJETIVO NUNCA FICA NO PLURAL

SOM

LIVE (DE MORAR )= LIVE

LIVE TV SHOW (AO VIVO) = “LAVE”

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AFF

NEGATIVE

INTERROGATIVE

I LIKE I DO NOT LIKE DO I LIKE?

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May 22 th,2010

Question words/interrogative forms Worksheet 8: simple present

SIMPLE PRESENT

AFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE

I DRINK I DON´T DRINK DO I DRINK?

YOU DRINK YOU DON´T DRINK DO YOU DRINK?

HE/SHE/IT DRINK SHE DOESN´T DRINK DOES SHE DRINK

BRUSH

DIFERENTE

COMB

ESCOVAR ESCOVAR (CABELO)

TO GUESS = EU ACHO

WEAR X USE

BREED = RAÇA

CLOTHES PERFUME

JEWERLY HOW OFTEN (FREQUENCY)

TWO TIMES = TWICE

ON

JUNE 11TH , 2010 (SPECIFIC DATE)

IN

JUNE (ONLY MONTH)

IN

JUNE, 2010 (ONLY MONTH AND YEAR)

IN

2020 (ONLY YEAR)

SATURDAY/SUNDAY/MONDAY/TUESDAY/WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY/FRIDAY

TIMES

PREPOSITION

AT

P.M A.M

(AFTER MIDDAY) (BEFORE NIDDAY) O´ CLOCK

A QUARTER TO … A QUARTER PART … HALF PAST …

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5:30 HALF PAST FIVE 4:30 HALF PAST FOUR

11:59 AROUND TWELVE O´CLOCK 3:15 A QUARTER PAST THREE

COLOQUIAL FORMS

3:30 IT´S FOUR THIRTY 1:20 IT´S ONE TWENTY 2:50 IT´S TWO FIFTY 9:11 IT´S NINE ELEVEN

12:26 IT´S TWELVE TWENTY SIX 12:45 IT´S TWELVE FOURTY FIVE

6:50 IT´S SIX FIFTY / TEN MINUTE TO SEVEN

THE MORNIG

THE AFTERNOOM

TO

PAST

THE EVENING

I WAKE UP AT FIVE FIFTY

I GO TO BED AT TWO A.M

HALF

SOMETHING= ALGUMA COISA SOMEBODY / SOMEONE = ALGUEM

PG 62

I AM HAPPY THIS WAY WE ARE HAPPY THESE WAYS

I AM NOT HAPPY THIS WAY AM I HAPPY THIS WAY?

YOU ARE AN IDIOT THEY ARE IDIOTS

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YOU ARE NOT IDIOT ARE YOU AN IDIOT? SHE IS AN AMERICAN ACTRESS THEY ARE AMERICAN ACTRESSES SHE IS NOT AN AMERICAN ACTRESSES

IS SHE AN AMERICAN ACTRESS? HE IS 28 YEARS OLD THEY ARE 28 YEARDS OLDS

HE IS NOT 28 YEARDS OLD IS HE 28 YEARDS OLD?

IT IS A GOOD IDEA THEY ARE GOOD IDEAS IT IS NOT A GOOD IDEA

IS IT A GOOD IDEA? WE ARE HUNGRY

I AM A HUNGRY I AM NOT A HUNGRY

AM I A HUNGRY?

YOU ARE STUDENTS OF GREAT POTENTIAL YOU ARE STUDENT OF GREAT POTENTIAL YOU ARE NTO STUDENT OF GREAT POTETIAL

ARE YOU STUDENT OF GREAT POTETIAL THEY ARE FAMOUS ALL OVER THE USA

HE IS FAMOUS ALL OVER THE USA THEY AREN´T FAMOUS ALL OVER THE USA

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May 29 th, 2010

Review of simple present

Increase vocabulary through pictures Imperatives

IMPERATIVES

I GO TO WORK BY BUS GO TO WORK I ARRIVE HOME EARLY ARRIVE EARLY

I DO MY HOME IN THE AFTERMOON DO YOUR HOMEWORK I ALWAYS ATTENTION TO THE CLASS PAY ATTENTION

USED TO GIVE ORDERS, COMMANDS, ASK FAVORS

WE ALWAYS USE THE VERBS IN THE INFINITIVE WITHOUT “TO”.

NEGATIVE

DON’T SING WITH ME DON’T GO TO BE DON’T SPEAK

PG 59

JUST DO IT!

THINK DIFFERENT

DOWNLOAD THE FUTURE SHOW YOU

BE THE BEST PASS IT ON

ASK YOUR DOCTOR ABOUT IT! PUT A TIGER IN YOUR THANK

SWIMMING POOL GET- ATENDER CURLY – CACHEADO STRAIGHT – LISO

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PALAVRAS NOVAS

WASH LAVAR BRUSH ESCOVAR WALK CAMINHAR TAKE A TOMAR DRY ENXUGAR

PUT THE CLOTHERS ON COLOCAR A ROUPA HAVE BREAKFAST TOMAR CAFÉ DA MANHA SAY GOODBYE DIZER ADEUS

KISS BEIJAR HUG ABRAÇAR LEAVE DEIXAR WAKE UP ACORDAR SNACK LANCHE

IMPERATIVES

HAVE A SEAT

GET OUT OF THERE SHUT UP SPEAK GO TO BED SIT DOWN RELAX SING WITH ME DANCE WITH ME

VERBOS

TO LISTEN ESCUTAR TO BUY COMPRAR TO PLAY JOGAR

TO THINK PENSAR TO SELL VENDER TO EAT COMER

TO WASH LAVAR TO DRINK BEBER TO WEAR USAR

TO CLEAN LIMPAR TO SMILE SORIR TO PLAY JOGAR

TO WORK TRABALHAR TO WRITE ESCREVER TO TYPE DATILOGRAFAR TO KISS BEIJAR TO DRIVE DIRIGIR

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June 5 th, 2010 Starting spoken Conversation READ READY? UPSTAIRS <>DOWNSTAIRS HOW INTERESTING! INTRODUCE PEOPLE FAMOUS EAT

KNOW= SOM DE “NOW” DINNER

GREENTING

GOOD EVENING GOOD MORNING GOOD NIGHT GOOD AFTERNOON HI/HELLO/HOW AREYOU? HEY,BABY!/HOW ARE THINGS? WHAT’S UP? (INFORMAL)

MARCIA GOLDSCHIMIDT – SHE IS A BRAZILIAN TV SHOW HOST ROBERTO CARLOS – HE IS A BRAZILIAN SINGER

JEFFREY SACHS (ECONOMIST) – HE IS AN ECONOMIST

DUNGA (SOCCER COACH) – HE IS A BRAZILIAN SOCCER COACH MIKE DEXTER(ASTRONAUT) – HE IS AN ASTRONAUT

CAMILA PITANGA – SHE IS AN ACTRESS

ROMÁRIO – ROMÁRIO IS A BRAZILIAN SOCCER PLAYER LADY GAGA – SHE IS AN AMERICAN SINGER

PATENTS – PAIS

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VERBS

TO IRON PASSAR A FERRO TO PLAY JOGAR TO HANG UP DESLIGAR

TO BUY COMPRAR TO JUMP PULAR TO PEDAL PEDALAR

TO STEAL ROUBAR TO RUN CORRER TO RIDE CAVALGAR

TO DANCE DANÇAR TO LAUGH RIR TO DRINK BEBER

TO SCREAM GRITAR TO TALK ANDAR TO FAINT DESMAIAR

TO WRITE ESCREVER TO PICKUP PEGAR TO DIE MORRER

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June 12 th, 2010

Starting spoken conversations

Baby Child Teenager Young Adult Old

GREAT/FANTASTIC/WONDERFUL/BEAUTIFUL/MARVELOUS/AMAZING/INCREDIBLE/AWESOME

HELLO/HI/HOW ARE YOU?/HOW ARE THINGS?/WHAT’S UP?!/HOW ARE YOU DOING? GOOD MORNING/AFTERNOON/EVENNING/NIGHT

NICETO MEET YOU…. PLEASED TOMEET YOU….

GREEN BLUE

BLACK EYES (TO HAVE) BROWN HAZEL BLONDE BLACK HAIR RED HAIR BRUNETTE(WOMEN) SINGLE/MARRIED/WIDOW/WIDOWER HUSBAND/WIFE/DIVORCED/SEPARETED FIANCÉE (WOMAN)/FIANCE(MEN) CLOTHING

DRESS VESTIR BERMUDAS BERMUDAS SUIT TERNO

SHIRT CAMISA JACKET JAQUETA TROUSERS CALÇAS

T-SHIRT CAMISETA COAT CASACO SANDALS SANDALIA

BLOUSE BLUSA SKIRTS SAIA SHOES SAPATO

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SHOES

JEANS JEANS BELT CINTO SNEAKERS TÊNIS

SHORT SHORT TIE AMARRAR FLIP-FLOPS SANDALIA DE

DEDO NIGHT GOWN CAMISOLA EVENING GOWN VESTIDO DE NOITE SWEATHER SUETER

PULLOVER PULOVER BIKINI BIQUINI SLIPPERS CHINELO

ADVOCATES LESSON 2 THIRD WHATEVER DUDE EVENING COMENTS HILARIOUS IRONIC MODERN PERFECTION SUCCESSFUL RICH BACHELER ISLAND MOST

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June 19 th, 2010

A. THIS IS MY GREAT AUSTRALIAN FRIEND, CLARICE JOHSON THIS IS CLARICE JOHSON, A GREAT FRIEND FROM AUSTRALIA HEY, BUDDIES, THIS IS MY FRIEND CLARICE

HI, THIS IS CLARICE JOHSON

B. I’D LIKE TO INTRODUCE THE NEW FINANCIAL MANAGER FROM BOSTON, TEP THOMPSON

PG 48

• CHARLES PHILIP ARTHUR GEORGE IS A FAMOUS ENGLISH PRINCE OF WALES • BRAZILIAN, SOCCER PLAYERS, GREAT, RETIRED

THEY ARE FAMOUS SOCCER PLAYERS THEY WERE GREAT SOCCER PLAYERS

• POP STARS, SINGER, FAMOUS, ENGLISH, BRITISH

THEY ARE FAMOUS BRISTISH SINGERS

STATIONERY

PEN CANETA SHARPENER APONTADOR STAPLER GRAMPEADOR

PENCIL LÁPIS ELASTIC BAND ELÁSTICO RULER RÉGUA

ERASER BORRACHA RUBBER BAND ELÁSTICO PAPER CLIPS CLIPS DE PAPEL

CLIPS CLIPS

VERB

I AM A DISORGANIZED PERSON

SUBJECT COMPLEMENT

SVC “FLAP” – WHEN A LETTER

“TT” “DD” (“T” “D” BETWEEN / VOWELS/ NOT ALWAYS)

MATTER WATER

LETTER R WHATEVER

BASIC 3

*PROVA É SOBRE ENTREVISTA DE EMPREGO

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ADVOCATES LESSON 3 NEW WORD

LETHAL LEFAUL BUDDY AMIGO

VIRUSES VAURISES PAL COLEGA

FLU FLU GUY CARA

COUGHING COFEE WRONG ERRADO

SAME CEM CHEMISTRY QUÍMICA

HERE REER MEET CONHECER

DEAR DEIR FIND PROCURAR

PATIENTS PEIGENT GRADUATED GRADUADO

APPRECIATED APRIGIENT LIFE INSURANCE SEGURO DE VIDA

SINCERELY SINSÍRLI ENVIRONMENTAL AMBIENTAL

AT THE SPANISH GARDEN BISTRO AT MY OFFICE AT THE COMPANY AT HE CINEMA/THEATER AT HOME AT’9 AT MIDDAY 9 O’ CLOCK 9 SHARP ODIAR

HATE SICK PEOPLE VIOLENCE

PEOPLE WHO SMOKE COLD

LOVE MY WIFE

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June 26 th, 2010 - Brief interactional Conversations - Brief transactional THIS –WEEK NEXT LAST MONTH/ YEAR/DAY

THE DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY

CLOSE OPEN

HAVE A NICE TER UM BOM HELLO/HI OLÁ

SEE YOU TE VEJO HOW ARE YOU? QUEM É VOCÊ?

TAKE CARE CUIDE-SE WHAT’S THE MATTER? QUAL É O PROBLEMA?

GOOD NIGHT BOA NOITE GOD MORNING BOM DIA

BYE TCHAU CAN I HELP YOU? POSSO AJUDA-LO?

ALL RIGHT CERTO

PG 75

A. YOU GO STRAIGHT ON WEST BRONDWAY B. HOLLAND TUNNEL IS IN WEST MANHATTAN

FROM WTC SITE YOU TAKE GREENWICH STR, TURN LEFT INTO WATZ STR. AND TURN RIGHT INTO WEST STR.

C. BATTERY PARK IS IN LOWER MANHATTAN

FROM WTC SITE YOU TAKE FULTON STR. AND TURN RIGHT INTO BROADWAY STR. D. LOWER EAST SIDE – YOU GO STRAIGHT AHEAD ON W. BROADWAY, THEN YOU TURN

RIGHT ON GRAND STR. PG 81

1.

UNDER

– EMBAIXO DE, DEBAIXO DE, MENOS DE

IT’S UNDER THE COUCH ESTA EMBAIXO DO SOFÁ SHE WAS CARRYING A BAG UNDER HER

ARM

ELE CARREGAVA UMA BOLSA DEBAIXO DO BRAÇO

IT TOOK ME JUST UNDER FOUR HOURS LEVEI POUCO MENIS DE 4 HORAS TO BE UNDER PRESSURE ESTAR SOBPRESSÃO

PALAVRAS NOVAS/ NEW WORK

THIRSTY – SEDENDO / COM SEDE

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2.

AMONG

– ENTRE

YOU’RE AMONG FRIEND NOW VOCÊ AGORA ESTÁ ENTRE AMIGOS

3.

BETWEEN

– ENTRE, (EM PARTILHA)ENTRE, (EXPRESSANDO COLABORAÇÃO), (AO

COMPARAR), NO MEIO

TRY NOT TO EAT BETWEEN MELAS TENTE NÃO COMER ENTRE AS REFEIÇÕES TOM DIVIDED HIS MONEY BETWEEN HIS

THREE CHILDREN

TOM DIVIDIU SEU DINHEIRO ENTRE OS TRÊS FILHOS

BETWEEN THE FOUR OF US, WE MANAGED TO LIFT IT

CONSEGUIMOS LEVANTA-LO, OS QUATRO JUNTOS

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO COMPUTERS?

QUAL A DIFERENÇA ENTRE OS DOIS COMPUTADORES?

TWO HOUSES WITH A FENCE BETWEEN DUAS CASAS COM UMA CERCA NO MEIO

4.

BESIDE

– AO LADO DE, EM COMPARAÇÃO COM, SER IRRELEVANTE

GARY SAT DOWN BESIDE ME GARY SE SENTOU AO MEU LADO TO BE BESIDE THE POINT NÃO TER NADA A VER

TO BE BESIDE YOUR SELF FICAR FOR A DE SI

5.

BEHIND

– ATRAVÉSDE, ATRASO, RESPONSABILIDADE, APOIO

THE PARK IS RIGHT BEHIND THE SUPERMARKET

O PARQUE FICA LOGO ATRAS DO SUPERMERCADO

WE’RE THREE POINTS BEHIND THE BEARS ESTAMOS TRÊS PONTOS ATRÁS DO BEARS

6.

AT THE TOP

– NO TOP/ NA FRENTE

THERE IS A VASE AT THE TOP OF THE BOOKCASE

HÁ UM VASO EM CIMA DA ESTANTE

7.

AT THE BOTTOM

– AO FUNDO /NA PARTE INFERIOR

THERE ARE BOOKS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE BOOKCASE

HÁ LIVROS NA PARTE INFERIOR DA ESTANTE

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July 03 rd, 2010

- Review 1-2

NEW WORK / PALAVRAS NOVAS

GOD ONLY KNOWS SÓ DEUS SABE CHAT BATE-PAPO

ROOT ANFITRIÃO UNIVERSITY UNIVERSIDADE

CHEER FOR TORCER PARA LIAR MENTIROSO

PERMITED PERMITIU SCISSOR TESOURA

TECHNICIAN TÉCNICO TASTY SABOROSO

TALK FALAR DE LICIOUS DELICIOSO

PHASES

DO YOU AGREE? DISAGREE?

VOCÊ CONCORDA? VOCÊ DISCORDA?

LET’S PUT VAMOS COLOCAR

HE ASKS… ELE PEDE

SHE ANSWERS ELA RESPONDE

CAN I USE… EU POSSO USAR

I THINK (THAT) EU ACHO