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Jan 19th UNIT 15 Monica

researched/googled

A (pronunciation) = Emphasize

it's the 5th/6th largeST city in the world

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*** 1. Al pacino
2. Shakira
3. Jhonny Depp
4. Britney Spears
5. Luan Santana

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[1 x GROUP] = SUPERLATIVE
Superlative = Superiority (+) / Inferiority (-)

(+) Al pacino is THE MOST talented in the group
(-) Luan Santana is THE LEAST talented in the list

* THE BEST / THE WORST
* THE FARTHEST
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[BRITNEY x SHAKIRA] = COMPARATIVES
Comparatives = Superiority (+) /Equality (=) /Inferiority (-)

(+) Britney is TALLER THAN Shakira
(+) Shakira is MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN Britney

BIG BIGGER THAN [cvc = 2C]
EASY EASIER THAN [-Y  +IER]
LARGE LARGER THAN [+R]
* BETTER / WORSE

(=) Al Pacino is AS talented AS Jhonny Depp

(-) Luan Santana is LESS talented THAN Jhonny Depp

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https://youtu.be/NJhjR9kVBZc

I'm currently studying Production Engineering at São Judas University
I was working at Itau Bank as a young apprentice. I worked there for 7 months, but since I got in college, I had to take the decision to leave and

polite = good manners
hard worker and studious
positive
outgoing
focused
I can deal with working under dead-lines and pressure
I like being with people and helping them

characteristics = features

would always choose me
what I liked THE MOST was having contact with clients and interact with them. This would result in more sales and services to provide.

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JAN 11TH UNIT 28 MONICA

PHRASAL VERBS

DUOLINGUO APP

(PAST) ----> PAST PERFECT
I WISH I (HAD STARTED) THE CLASSES BEFORE
I WISH I HAD STUDIED MORE ENGLISH BEFORE I TRAVELLED TO THE US
I WISH I HAD STUDIED MORE THE PIANO

(PRESENT) --> SIMPLE PAST
I WISH I HAD A POOL TO SWIM RIGHT NOW
I WISH I WERE***** AT A RESORT, CHILLING
I WISH I WERE IN CHILE

(FUTURE) ----> WOULD / COULD
I WISH I WOULD BECOME A MILLIONAIRE THIS WEEK
I WISH I WOULD LOOSE WEIGHT
I WISH I COULD TRAVEL TO THE US THIS YEAR
I WISH YOU WOULD PRACTICE!!! <3

THE SOONER, THE BETTER

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1 – Call Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

2 – Come Up With | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

3 – Get By | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

4 – Get Away With | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

5 – Go Back | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

6 – Dress Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

7 – Keep On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

8 – Make Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

9 – Run Into | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

10 – Back Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

11 – Glance Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

12 – Find Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

13 – Figure Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

14 – Pass Away | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

15 – Pull Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

16 – Go Against | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

17 – Put Down | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

18 – Turn Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

19 – Put Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

20 – Log in/Log on | O Que Significam Estes Phrasal Verbs?

21 – Log Off/Log Out | O Que Significam Estes Phrasal Verbs

22 – Knock Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

23 – Check In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

24 – Check Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

25 – Brush Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

26 – Build Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

27 – Carry Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

28 – Seek Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

29 – Turn Down | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

30 – Hang Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

31 – Get Away | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

32 – Come Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

33 – Hold On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

34 – Break Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

35 – Ask Around | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

36 – Bring Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

37 – Pitch In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

38 – Sink In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal verb?

39 – Come Down To | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

40 – Try Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal verb?

41 – Follow Through | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

42 – Try On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

43 – Freak Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

44 – Wind Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

45 – Come Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

46 – Carry On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

47 – Flood Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

48 – Act Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal verb?

49 – Back Away | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

50 – Break Through | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

51 – Mess With | O Que Significa Este Phrasal verb?

52 – Chill Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

53 – Dig Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

54 – Write Down | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

55 – Line Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

56 – Pick Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

57 – Put Through| O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

58 – Stay Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

59 – Work Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

60 – Reach Out To | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

61 – Sum Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

62 – Cross Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

63 – Drop Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

64 – Grow Apart | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

65 – Run Out e Run Out Of | O Que Significam Estes…

66 – Go On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

67 – Talk Over | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

68 – Tie Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

69 – Open Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

70 – Look For | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

71 – Fall For | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

72 – Speak Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

73 – Set Apart | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

74 – Butter Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

75 – Hold Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

76 – Go Down | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

77 – Strike Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

78 – Go Through With | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

79 – Blank Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

80 – Ask Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

81 – Blow Away | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

82 – Choke Back | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

83 – Double Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

84 – Even Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

85 – Juice Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

86 – Feel For | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

87 – Get Over | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

88 – Hang Around | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

89 – Give Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

90 – Move In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

91 – Move Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

92 – Pass Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

93 – Put Up With | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

94 – Run Away | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

95 – Give In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

96 – Pull Through | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

97 – Break Into | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

98 – Look Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

99 – Put Away | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

100 – Put On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

101 – Go Over | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

102 – Keep Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

103 – Set Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

104 – Take Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

105 – Set Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

106 – Sort Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

107 – Turn Into | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

108 – Put Forward | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

109 – Look After | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

110 – Look Down On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

111 – Put Back | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

112 – Take Over | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

113 – Turn Around | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

114 – Put Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

115 – Move On| O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

116 – Catch Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

117 – Pay Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

118 – Jot Down | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

119 – Drop By e Drop In | O Que Significam Estes Phrasal…

120 – Carry Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

121 – Cut Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

122 – Fall Apart | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

123 – Bounce Back | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

124 – Give Away | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

125 – Hang On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

126 – Look Out/Look Out For | O Que Significam Estes Phrasal Verbs?

127 – Point Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

128 – Fit In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

129 – Take Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

130 – Come Back | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

131 – Get Back | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

132 – Go Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

133 – Bring About | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

134 – Take Back | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

135 – Give Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

136 – Come Across | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

137 – Bring On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

138 – Get Along e Get Along With | O Que Significam Estes…

139 – Get Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

140 – Bring In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

141 – Come On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

142 – Come Down | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

143 – Call On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

144 – Come Along | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

145 – Come Forward | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

146 – Get Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

147 – Fool Around | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

148 – Go Ahead | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

149 – Hang Out/Hang out with | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

150 – Look Back | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

151 – Set Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

152 – Burn Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

153 – Draw On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

154 – Take On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

155 – Stand By | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

156 – Turn On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

157 – Turn Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

158 – Pay Back | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

159 – Keep Away | O Que Significa Este Phrasal verb?

160 – Laugh Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal verb?

161 – Mix Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal verb?

162 – Rub Off / Rub Off On | O Que Significam Estes…

163 – Scale Up/Down | O Que Significam Estes Phrasal Verbs?

164 – Wait Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

165 – Throw Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

166 – Size Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal verb?

167 – Add On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

168 – Black Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal verb?

169 – Cut Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal verb?

170 – Dial Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

171 – Eat Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

172 – Fall Down | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

173 – Get Back Into | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

174 – Hit On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

175 – Agree With | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

176 – Cheer On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

177 – Jump In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

178 – Name After | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

179 – Peel Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

180 – Answer Back | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

181 – Break Away | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

182 – Count In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

183 – Dry Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

184 – Eat In / Eat Out | O Que Significam Estes Phrasal…

185 – Fill in | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

186 – Fill Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

187 – Go Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

188 – Hook Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

189 – Kick Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

190 – Look Into | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

191 – Miss Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

192 – Piss Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

193 – Stop Over | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

194 – Switch On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

195 – Switch Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

196 – Wipe Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

197 – Zoom In/Out | O Que Significam Estes Phrasal Verbs?

198 – Get On | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

199 – Cut In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

200 – Ask For | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

201 – Bring Back | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

202 – Drive By | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

203 – Freshen Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

204 – Go Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

205 – Cash Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

206 – Kick Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

207 – Hold Back | O que significa este phrasal verb?

208 – Let Down | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

209 – Make Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

210 – Pay For | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

211 – Rip Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

212 – Step In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

213 – Top Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

214 – Warm Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

215 – Zip Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

216 – Chicken Out | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

217 – Boss Around | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

218 – Goof Around | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

219 – Dig In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

220 – Back Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

221 – Check Off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

222 – Chip In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

223 – Step Aside | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

224 – Shut Up | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

225 – Trickle Down | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

226 – Hack Into | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

227 – Break Down | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

228 – Blow off | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

229 – Drive Through | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

230 – Cool Down | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

231 – Fall Into | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

232 – Go In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

233 – Live Up To | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

234 – Hand In | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

235 – Mess Around | O Que Significa Este Phrasal Verb?

236 – Perk Up | O que significa este Phrasal Verb?

237 – Pull Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

238 – Rat Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

239 – Step Forward | O que significa este phrasal verb?

240 – Set Aside | O que significa este phrasal verb?

241 – Touch Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

242 – Aim At | O que significa este phrasal verb?

243 – Watch Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

244 – Step Back | O que significa este phrasal verb?

245 – Turn Away | O que significa este phrasal verb?

246 – Come Into | O que significa este phrasal verb?

247 – Bear With | O que significa este phrasal verb?

248 – Climb Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

249 – Disagree With | O que significa este phrasal verb?

250 – Give it up for | O que significa este phrasal verb?

251 – Hunt Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

252 – Beat Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

253 – Come By | O que significa este phrasal verb?

254 – Lock Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

255 – Calm Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

256 – Iron Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

257 – Blast Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

258 – Mark Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

259 – Make Of | O que significa este phrasal verb?

260 – Drag On | O que significa este phrasal verb?

261 – Slip Away | O que significa este phrasal verb?

262 – Dive In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

263 – Fall Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

264 – Send Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

265 – Walk Away From | O que significa este phrasal verb?

266 – Get Ahead | O que significa este phrasal verb?

267 – Fall Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

268 – Tear Apart | O que significa este phrasal verb?

269 – Push Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

270 – Put Forth | O que significa este phrasal verb?

271 – Watch Out e Watch Out For | O que significam estes…

272 – Think Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

273 – Spit Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

274 – Start Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

275 – Bring Together | O que significa este phrasal verb?

276 – Call Back | O que significa este phrasal verb?

277 – Listen Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

278 – Boil Down e Boil Down To | O que significam estes…

279 – Punch In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

280 – Fight Back | O que significa este phrasal verb?

281 – End Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

282 – Fall Back Into | O que significa este phrasal verb?

283 – Fall Back | O que significa este phrasal verb?

284 – Hand Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

285 – Wipe Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

286 – Clean Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

287 – Move Along | O que significa este phrasal verb?

288 – Hand Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

289 – Rise Above | O que significa este phrasal verb?

290 – Scare Away | O que significa este phrasal verb?

291 – Pull Together | O que significa este phrasal verb?

292 – Sneak Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

293 – Sleep Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

294 – Sober Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

295 – Drag Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

296 – Talk Back | O que significa este phrasal verb?

297 – Pass Around | O que significa este phrasal verb?

298 – Get Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

299 – Bail Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

300 – Dream Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

301 – Care For | O que significa este phrasal verb?

302 – Wear Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

303 – Get Together | O que significa este phrasal verb?

304 – Hold Against | O que significa este phrasal verb?

305 – Let Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

306 – Play Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

307 – Show Around | O que significa este phrasal verb?

308 – Lift Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

309 – Trip Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

310 – Think Through | O que significa este phrasal verb?

311 – Wear Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

312 – Show Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

313 – Rag on | O que significa este phrasal verb?

314 – Crack Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

315 – Clock In e Clock Out | O que significam estes phrasal…

316 – Draw Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

317 – Spruce Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

318 – Play Along | O que significa este phrasal verb?

319 – Muck Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

320 – Duck Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

321 – Flunk Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

322 – Join In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

323 – Roll In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

324 – Book In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

325 – Come Around | O que significa este phrasal verb?

326 – Tap Into | O que significa este phrasal verb?

327 – See Through | O que significa este phrasal verb?

328 – Muck Around/About | O que significam estes phrasal verbs?

329 – Box In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

330 – Call In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

331 – Cut Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

332 – Cover Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

333 – Blow Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

334 – Freeze Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

335 – Lie In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

336 – Bear Upon | O que significa este phrasal verb?

337 – Tear Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

338 – Team Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

339 – Set About | O que significa este phrasal verb?

340 – Settle Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

341 – Play Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

342 – Pile Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

343 – Walk Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

344 – Melt Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

345 – Get Through | O que significa este phrasal verb?

346 – Sew Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

347 – Walk Away With | O que significa este phrasal verb?

348 – Take Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

349 – Bring Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

350 – Pull Back | O que significa este phrasal verb?

351 – Come Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

352 – Start Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

353 – Throw Away | O que significa este phrasal verb?

354 – Call Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

355 – Sit Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

356 – Usher In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

357 – Chow Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

358 – Sit Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

359 – Meet Up/Meet Up With | O que significa estes phrasal verbs?

360 – Drop Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

361 – Qual a diferença entre Win, Earn e Gain?

362 – Break Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

363 – Catch On | O que significa este phrasal verb?

364 – Send Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

365 – Belong To | O que significa este phrasal verb?

366 – Grow Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

367 – Play Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

368 – Tip Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

369 – Back Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

370 – Go in for | O que significa este phrasal verb?

371 – Cry Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

372 – Churn Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

373 – Sit in For | O que significa este phrasal verb?

374 – Cash In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

375 – Tape Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

376 – Let into/in on | O que significam estes phrasal verbs?

377 – Close Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

378 – Ache For | O que significa este phrasal verb?

379 – Be in On | O que significa este phrasal verb?

380 – Blaze Away | O que significa este phrasal verb?

381 – Fink Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

382 – Ride Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

383 – Set Back | O que significa este phrasal verb?

384 – Settle Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

385 – Trot Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

386 – Tuck Away | O que significa este phrasal verb?

387 – Stick Up For | O que significa este phrasal verb?

388 – Use Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

389 – Strip Away | O que significa este phrasal verb?

390 – Weed Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

391 – Walk Into | O que significa este phrasal verb?

392 – Wiggle Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

393 – Feed Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

394 – Fiddle Away | O que significa este phrasal verb?

395 – Lighten Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

396 – Fight Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

397 – Bring Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

398 – Get Back At | O que significa este phrasal verb?

399 – Have At | O que significa este phrasal verb?

400 – Chip Away | O que significa este phrasal verb?

401 – Beef Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

402 – Break Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

403 – Chew Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

404 – Bounce Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

405 – Brush Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

406 – Bend Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

407 – Knock Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

408 – Go At | O que significa este phrasal verb?

409 – Brighten Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

410 – Rush Into | O que significa este phrasal verb?

411 – Grind Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

412 – Get To | O que significa este phrasal verb?

413 – Give On To | O que significa este phrasal verb?

414 – Be Up To e Be Up For | O que significam estes phrasal verbs?

415 – Bottle Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

416 – Bring Forward | O que significa este phrasal verb?

417 – Take Out e Take Out On | O que significam estes phrasal verbs?

418 – Make Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

419 – Run Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

420 – Talk Down e Talk Down To | O que significam estes…

421 – Bring Forth | O que significa este phrasal verb?

422 – Rush Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

423 – Set Forth | O que significa este phrasal verb?

424 – Flip Through | O que significa este phrasal verb?

425 – Ease Into | O que significa este phrasal verb?

426 – Root For | O que significa este phrasal verb?

427 – Sell Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

428 – Dwell On/Upon | O que significa este phrasal verb?

429 – Cozy Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

430 – Wise Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

431 – Stand For | O que significa este phrasal verb?

432 – Clue In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

433 – Snap Out Of | O que significa este phrasal verb?

434 – Cut Back | O que significa este phrasal verb?

435 – Flip Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

436 – Call For | O que significa este phrasal verb?

437 – Take For | O que significa este phrasal verb?

438 – Stand Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

439 – Get Into | O que significa este phrasal verb?

440 – Hop On/Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

441 – Be in For | O que significa este phrasal verb?

442 – Mull Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

443 – Go Through | O que significa este phrasal verb?

444 – Pan Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

445 – Bang Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

446 – Ride Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

447 – Prey On | O que significa este phrasal verb?

448 – Word Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

449 – Bog Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

450 – Ring Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

451 – Lay Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

452 – Sweat Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

453 – Run Along | O que significa este phrasal verb?

454 – Call Forth | O que significa este phrasal verb?

455 – Sponge Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

456 – Eat Away/At | O que significa este phrasal verb?

457 – Barge In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

458 – Urge On | O que significa este phrasal verb?

459 – Straighten Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

460 – Settle For | O que significa este phrasal verb?

461 – Take Away | O que significa este phrasal verb?

462 – Walk Through | O que significa este phrasal verb?

463 – Turn In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

464 – Tighten Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

465 – Fall Away | O que significa este phrasal verb?

466 – Thrash Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

467 – Get in On | O que significa este phrasal verb?

468 – Take Through | O que significa este phrasal verb?

469 – Burst in/into | O que significa este phrasal verb?

470 – Auction Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

471 – Bargain Down | O que significa este phrasal verb?

472 – Go Under | O que significa este phrasal verb?

473 – Goof Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

474 – Grow Out Of | O que significa este phrasal verb?

475 – Hear From | O que significa este phrasal verb?

476 – Be Down With | O que significa este phrasal verb?

477 – Hinge On | O que significa este phrasal verb?

478 – Pump Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

479 – Apply For/To | O que significa este phrasal verb?

480 – Lock In | O que significa este phrasal verb?

481 – Run Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

482 – Plough Through | O que significa este phrasal verb?

483 – Walk Up To | O que significa este phrasal verb?

484 – Loosen Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

485 – Look Up To | O que significa este phrasal verb?

486 – Keel Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

487 – Trade Off | O que significa este phrasal verb?

488 – Trip Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

489 – Reason Out | O que significa este phrasal verb?

490 – Stack Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

491 – Rise Up | O que significa este phrasal verb?

492 – Run After | O que significa este phrasal verb?

493 – Sit Around | O que significa este phrasal verb?

494 – Scoot Over | O que significa este phrasal verb?

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NOV 30th UNIT 25 Monica

I Played - SIMPLE PAST

PAST

PAST FACTS/ ROUTINE:
* I USED TO PLAY VOLEYBALL
* I DIDN'T USE TO PLAY VOLEYBALL
* I DIDN'T USE TO HAVE A CELLPHONE
* DID YOU USE TO HAVE A CELLPHONE WHEN YOU WERE A CHILD?

PAST HABIT: would

I WOULD ALWAYS play with my cousins
I WOULDNT...
WOULD YOU ALWAYS PLAY VOLEYBALL?

I would always tell you: you deserve better!
I would have played if I had the opportunity

" I used to talk to my mom and she would always tell me: be a good girl!"

PRESENT
I AM USED TO WAKING UP EARLY
I AM USED TO STUDYING ENGLISH
I'M USED TO GOING TO THE PARK WITH MY DAUGTHER
I'M NOT USED TO DRINKING COFFEE AT NIGHT
ARE YOU USED TO GOING TO THE PARK?
WHAT ARE YOU USED TO DOING ON SATURDAYS?

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TO BE + SUPPOSED TO ----> EXPECTATIONS

THE NEW RECEPTIONIST IS SUPPOSED TO BE:

* ORGANIZED
* CLEAN
* PUNCTUAL
* POLITE

AM I SUPPOSED TO MAKE THE PAYCHECK?

WHAT TIME AM I SUPPOSED TO TAKE HER TO SCHOOL?

MY TEACHER IS SUPPOSED TO BE INTELLIGENT

MY DAUGHTER IS SUPPOSED TO BE SMART

THE SECRETARY IS SUPPOSED TO BE PUCTUAL

THE SUPERMARKET IS SUPPOSED TO PROVIDE FRESH VEGETABLES

THE PRESIDENT IS SUPPOSED TO SPEAK ENGLISH

YOU AREN'T SUPPOSED TO DO THIS

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I bought
I usually Wake up at 5h30 early morning
AM

I usually Go home at 9 PM
in the evening
----------------------- SIMPLE PRESENT <3 <3 -----------------------

REGULAR VERBS: Use auxiliary DO/ DON'T

* Routine (IN THE MORNING/AFTERNOON/EVENING/NIGHT)
(every Day/Monday)

I brush my teeth in the morning.
I DON'T brush my teeth in the morning.
DO you brush your teeth in the morning?

* Habit (Sometimes, Usually, Normally, Once in a while)

Sometimes, I don't have dinner
Sometimes, I have dinner
Do you have dinner? (yes/No)
WHAT TIME Do you have dinner?
WHERE Do you have dinner?
WHEN Do you have dinner?
WHO/WHOM Do you have dinner WITH?

Luiz is talking to Marcos
WHO is talking? Luiz (makes the action: SUBJECT)

WHO receives the action? Marcos (receives the action: OBJECT)
WHOM is Luiz talking TO? Marcos
WHOM is Luiz having dinner WITH? His wife
WHOM is Luiz looking AT? Luiz is looking at the baby

* Fact
I go to work by car

VERB TO BE: I AM happy./ Am I happy? / I'm not happy
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TELLING THE TIME

What time is it? / What time do you do the dishes?

MIDDAY/NOON: 12 pm
MIDNIGHT: 12 am

Latin: Ante Meridien / Post Meridien

IN THE:
* MORNING: 5h - 11h59
* AFTERNOON: 12h - 5h59 pm
* EVENING: 6pm - 11h59

AT:  ** NIGHT: AFTER 10pm

*:00 o'clock
3 : 15 pm It's A QUARTER   past  3  in the afternoon
It's Three, fifteen in the afternoon

2 : 45 A QUARTER   to      3
two, forty-five
45 PAST 2
1:30 pm It is One and A HALF in the afternoon
It's One thirty

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Nov 22nd BASIC CONVERSATION MONICA

CONSUMING
* CONSUMERISM

EARNING = RECEIVING

I WORK FROM 8 AM TO 2 PM (6 HOURS A DAY)
1 WEEK - 6*5 + 4 HOURS (SATURDAY) = 34 HOURS
1 MONTH = 34 *4 = 136 HOURS

$$$$$$$

AMUSEMENT PARK + GAS PUMP + CONVENIENCE STORE +

- EARNINGS

HOWEVER =  CONTRAST

WEEKEND = 2 DAYS OFF

TO WRITE A TEXT:
1. TOPIC: WHAT IS CONSUMERISM?
2. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE/POSSIBILITY
3. CONTRAST OF IDEAS (+/-)
4. CONCLUSION -> ????

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The life snake.... but, tea with me,
I book your face
Hot saw, hot see! Let's "que" let's!

*PASS TELL THE PAL ME TOO*

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Oct 25th Basic Conversation Monica

I like to cook (2 verbs: LIKE / COOK)

I always eat at home during the week
On weekends, we go to the Japanese restaurants

ORDER through the phone
drive "thru"

* SELF - service (cheap)
* fast food
* ALL you can eat

I'm hungry

* Meat (pork or cow) /Fish / Chicken / turkey
* Vegetables -> Vegetarian
* Indian  (strong/spicy seasoning)
* Arabic
* Japanese <3
* French
* Mexican
* Sugar-free / No-sugar
* Low-carb
* slow food
* finger food (wedding party)

It's disgusting
There is an episode
On Chirstmas
Oyster / Lobster

He doesn't order
the waiter (male) / Waitress (female)
the host (male) / Hostess (female)

the whole shrimp (with the head/tail)
he is pretending to eat the oysters

Dish
Meal: entrance + main dish + siders + dessert + beverages

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Oct 20th UNIT 19 Monica

DUO TO  -> because of

*** MODAL VERBS***

CAN -----> Present hability
I CAN dance / Can I dance? / I can't dance

-----> informal request
CAN you take this pen for me?

COULD -----> Past hability
I COULD skate when I was a child

-----> Polite Request
COULD you bring me some coffee?

MAY ----> formal requests
MAY I see your ticket?
MAY I ask you something?

-----> Strong Probability
I MAY have to work next weekend.
"maybe" I will

MIGHT -----> Weak Probability
I MIGHT come to the party next weekend

MUST -----> Obligation/Prohibition
You MUST buy a new car.
You MUST NOT see the message / send a msg

-----> Logical conclusion
She MUST be pregnant

SHOULD -----> Advice / Suggestion
You SHOULD eat less food.

-----> expectation
She SOULD be here in 30 minutes

WOULD -----> Past habit
When I was a kid I WOULD travel to Bora-Bora

-----> Wish
I WOULD relax today

-----> Future in the past
When I was in my job interview I knew I WOULD start working there

WOULD LIKE -----> Preference
WOULD you LIKE an aisle or window seat?
I WOULD LIKE a window seat

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Oct 16th STARTER Mônica

Television

Reality shows
Series
Movies/films
sports (match)
Talk shows
Cartoons
Concerts
News
Cooking shows
Lecture
Stand-up Comedy

appointment
I might come (remoooote probability)
I may come (strong probability)

(Present) I watch movies
(Past) I watched that movie /  I watched this movie
(Past) I watched IT
(Future) I will watch

I have never watched it
NOVEL X SOAP OPERA

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Sep 29th Intermediate Monica

Oct 27th HALLOWEEN PARTY!!!!!!!!!!!!
SAVE THE DATE!

EYE OF THE HURRICANE
INSTEAD OF "Sidney" they spell "Sydney"
TENANT = RENTER

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Comparatives: 2 elements

+ SUPERIORITY (+ER THAN / MORE * THAN)
Sydney is Bigger than Durbuy
Durbuy is smaller than Sydney
Sydney is More populous than Durbuy

- INFERIORITY (LESS * THAN)
Durbuy is LESS big THAN Sydney
Brazil is LESS developed THAN Chile

= EQUALITY (AS * AS)
Comedy movies are AS interesting AS  sci-fi
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Superlatives: 1 to the group

+ SUPERIORITY (+ EST /  THE MOST)
Peter Pan is THE BEST Musical I've ever watched
Mark Zuckerberg is THE RICHEST person in the world
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE I know is Chile.

- INFERIORITY (THE LEAST)
Africa is THE LEAST Rich Continent.

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Sep 27th UNIT 6 Monica Bonna

SO SO = +/- = MORE OR LESS

(people): WHO are they?
They Nicole and Tony

(location): WHERE is Nicole?
She is at her house, in the living room

(objects): WHAT is there in her living room
There is a couch, a wall, a rug, a celling, a cushion, a coffee table, an armchair....

there aren't shelves in the classroom
Are there shelves in the hotel room?
sorry ma'am, there aren't shelves in the hotel room

2 objects + 1  in the middle = between
pencil case / keyboard

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PREPOSITIONS
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at --> specific locations
I study AT Minds.
I work AT Ibis Hotel

over --> no contact
The bird is OVER the school
The datashow is OVER the ottomen

under -->
The remote control is UNDER the table.
The paper is UNDER the mug

Temperature in Brazil = 24° C  (ABOVE)
Temperature in Alaska = -10 ° C (BELOW)

read the text "BELOW"

I'm OPPOSITE you

---------------------MINDS---------------------
Luis Gois st. - - -
--------------------BANK----------------------

The bank is ACROSS minds / the banck is OPPOSITE Minds
The bank is IN FRONT OF Minds

near... far... WHEREEEEEEEEEVER you are

should I open my book? Can I open my book?

uniform = you

4 = four 14 = fourteen 40 = forty

° = degrees

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Sep 27th UNIT 7 Monica Bonna
5ª - Thursday
6ª - Friday
Saturday & Sunday (weekend)

SIMPLE PRESENT: Routines / Facts / Habits

I wake up at around 8 a.m.
I feed my dog every day

I love weekends
I love my life

Are you happy? / I am happy
Are you stressed at work? / I am not stressed at work
I am married
He is your husband

What do you do on Saturdays?
(+) I drink beer on Saturdays
(-) I don't drink beer on Thursdays
(?) Do you drink beer on Saturdays?

- I go out on Saturdays

- We watch netflix
- we drink beer

time
[WHAT TIME DO you sleep?]
I sleep [AT MIDNIGHT]

period [WHEN DO you take a shower?
I brush my teeth [IN THE MORNING]
I take a shower [IN THE MORNING and AT NIGHT]

object [WHAT DO you eat?]
I eat [A SALAD]

location [WHERE DO you work?]
I work [IN MY HOUSE / AT HOME]
location I exercise [AT THE GYM]
location I dance ballet [AT THE ACADEMY]

frequency [HOW OFTEN DO you take the bus?]
I take the bus [EVERY DAY]
frequency I [NEVER] wake up at 6 a.m. (dawn/early morning)

[IN THE MORNING]
[IN THE AFTERNOON]
[IN THE EVENING]
[AT NIGHT]***********
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<3 What time is it? <3

*1: numbers
* 2: expressions
* 3: PAST / TO

1 hour = 60 minutes
1/2 hour = 30 minutes (1/2 = A HALF) = 50%
1/4 hour = 15 minutes (1/4 = A QUARTER) = 25%

12:30 P.M. It is twelve thirty IN THE AFTERNOON
It is twelve and A HALF IN THE AFTERNOON
It is A HALF past twelve IN THE AFTERNOON

12: 35 P.M.  It is twelve thirty-five IN THE AFTERNOON
It is thirty-five past twelve

1:15 p.m. It is one fifteen IN THE AFTERNOON
It is one and A QUARTER IN THE AFTERNOON
It is  A QUARTER  past  one IN THE AFTERNOON

8: 10 A.M. It is eight ten IN THE MORNING!!!
It is ten past eight IN THE MORNING
It is fifty to nine IN THE MORNING

10: 50 A.M. It is ten fifty IN THE MORNING
It is fifty past ten IN THE MORNING
It is ten to eleven IN THE MORNING

9:45 P.M. It is nine forty-five IN THE EVENING
It is forty-five PAST nine IN THE EVENING
It is A QUARTER TO ten IN THE EVENING

7: 00 A.M. It is Seven o'clock IN THE MORNING

02:05 p.m. It is two oh five IN THE AFTERNOON
It is five PAST two IN THE AFTERNOON

4:15 A.M. It is four fifteen IN THE EARLY MORNING
It is A QUARTER past four

7:30 It is seven thirty
It is A HALF to eight
It is A HALF past seven

From: marina
TO: teacher

**** TO BE X OTHER VERBS ****
(TO BE) (DO / DON'T)

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Sep 27th UNIT 18 Monica Bonna

FACTS/ROUTINE/HABITS: SIMPLE PRESENT / SIMPLE PAST / SIMPLE FUTURE

[TO BE] --> INDEPENDENT
HE IS AN ENGINEER / HE ISN'T AN ENGINEER / IS HE AN ENGINEER?

SHE WAS A SECRETARY/ SHE WASN'T A SECRETARY / WAS SHE A SECRETARY?

[OTHER VERBS] ---> AUXILIARY - DEPENDENT
SHE LIVES IN NY / SHE DOESN'T LIVE IN NY / DOES SHE LIVE IN NY?
I WORK FROM 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. / I DON'T WORK... / DO I WORK...?

HE PRACTICED SPORTS LAST WEEK/ HE DIDN'T PRACTICE / DID HE PRACTICE...?
WHAT DID HE PRACTICE LAST WEEK? ---> SPORTS
WHEN DID HE PRACTICE SPORTS? ---> LAST WEEK
WHO PRACTICED SPORTS LAST WEEK? ---> HE

YOU WILL TRAVEL / YOU WON'T TRAVEL / WILL YOU TRAVEL?

[KEY WORDS]
* ON WEEKENDS, ON WEEKDAYS, ON SUNDAYS, EVERY YEAR/MONTH/DAY

FUTURE PLAN: PRESENT CONTINUOUS
[TO BE] [VERB+ING] [COMPLEMENT]
THEY ARE GETTING MARRIED NEXT WEEKEND

(+)I AM CHILLING TOMORROW
(-) I AM NOT CHILLING TOMORROW
(?)AM I CHILLING TOMORROW?

* NEXT WEEKEND/MONTH/YEAR, TOMORROW, TONIGHT, TODAY, NOW, THIS MOMENT

WHAT IS YOUR LITTLE DAUGHTER DOING NOW?
WHAT'S YOUR MIDDLE DAUGHTER DOING NOW?

LANE

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Sep 27th UNIT 13 Monica Bonna

HER family live in London
(Nicole)
Parent's names:
Mother's name: Nancy
Father's name: Lawrence
Step-mother's name: Susan

's = POSSESSION! (Genitive case)

they made a family tree!

Step-mother = Silvana
half-sister
in-Laws = family of your partner
parents = mother and father
relatives = other family members

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What are your parent's nameS:
My mother's name is Vanice
My father's name is Valdir
My  parent's nameS ARE Vanice & Valdir
anymore
[2 brothers]
Brothers's names
Brothers' suitcases
I don't have * NOR *....

Subject Object Reflexive
Pronoun Pronoun Pronoun
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I ME MYSELF
YOU YOU YOURSELF
HE HIM HIMSELF
SHE HER HERSELF
IT IT ITSELF
WE US OURSELVES
YOU YOU YOURSELVES
THEY THEM THEMSELVES

subject: makes the action
object: receives the action
SUBJECT = OBJECT -----> REFLEXIVE

BY ITSELF / BY MYSELF = no company/alone
NICKNAME: SELFIES SELF-SERVICE

"LET'S GO" = LET US GO

THE STUDENTS WERE KISSING THEMSELVES
X
THE STUDENTS WERE KISSING EACH OTHER

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Sep 27th BASIC Monica

tagged
sins -> bad actions

known
doctrine
heaven

stereotypes

profit
investment: $ 1.000 (Make up)
Sell for: $ 2.000  (income)
PROFIT =  2.000 - 1.000 = $ 1.000,00

"your salaries are increasing, when our profit increase
too"
as long as = condition

to increase = >>>>>>
to decrease / to lower = <<<<<<
citizen = a person who lives in a city

to bribe = to offer money in exchange of a favor
blackmail = when you blackmail someone, you treat the person as a victim

tell the truth X tell a lie
something to hide
comit suicide
student's mother
nowadays
discussed
spank
sensitive
hired
different mindset
young adults
they do not take orders!
give up
they face you!
I wll sue you
agree to desagree
to run away from
breaking the law!!!
turn off the lights
I parked / I pulled over

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SAVE THE DATES

Also in October / On Mondays:
Teacher's workshops: cooking/ drinks / music / speaking in public (15th)
Student's workshops: PINK OCTOBER (breast cancer) campaign

On October 27th - HALLOWEEN PARTY! R$ 30 Saturday -
7pm - ?
Band presentation / Food & drinks / costume contest
RAFFLES

You can't miss this!! You need to attend!!!
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SEP 21st UNIT 7 Monica

1/2  AN HOUR

USUALLY, RARELY, SOMETIMES, ALWAYS, NEVER -----> FREQUENCY

SIMPLE PRESENT
ROUTINE!

(+) I WAKE UP AT AROUND 9 A.M.
(-) I DON'T WAKE UP AT AROUND 7 A.M.
(?) DO YOU WAKE UP AT AROUND 8 AM?

(+) I HAVE BREAKFAST
(-) I DON'T HAVE BREAKFAST
(?) DO YOU HAVE BREAKFAST?
I WORK AT HOME FROM 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
I HAVE LUNCH AT MIDDAY, I HAVE DINNER AT 8 P.M.
I GO TO BED AT 11 P.M. / I GO TO SLEEP
I GO TO SCHOOL BY BUS / BY TRAIN / BY CAR / BY SUBWAY
ON FOOT /RUNNING
I BUY CHOCOLATE
(+) I USE THE COMPUTER
(-) I DON'T USE THE TYPEWRITTER
I PREPARE DINNER
I FEED THE PUPPY DOG  (VERY CUTE!)
I GO TO BED AT 11 PM/ MIDNIGHT
I DO HOME OFFICE
FACTS
I LOVE MY ROUTINE.
* INDEPENDENT -> EXCEPTION (DON'T USE DO)
(+) I AM HAPPY! =D
(-) I AM NOT SAD =(
(?) AM I HAPPY?

FROM: ORIGIN TO: DESTINY/LIMIT

MIDDAY
MIDNIGHT

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WH-QUESTION

WHAT TIME  --> SPECIFIC TIME
(?) WHAT TIME DO YOU WAKE UP? I WAKE UP AT 9 A.M.

WHEN --> DATE/ PERIOD OF TIME
WHEN IS THE HALLOWEEN PARTY? IT'S IN OCTOBER
WHEN IS YOUR BIRTHDAY? FEBRUARY 6TH

WHERE  --> PLACE/LOCATION
WHERE IS THE PARTY? IT'S AT MINDS / IT'S OVER THERE
WHERE DO YOU LIVE? I LIVE IN SP

WHAT --> GENERAL INFORMATION / OBJECT
WHAT IS YOUR NAME?

WHO --> PEOPLE
WHO IS ADRIANO? HE IS MARINA'S HUSBAND

HOW OLD --> AGE
HOW OLD ARE YOU? I'M 28 YEARS OLD

HOW --> STATUS/MANNER
HOW ARE YOU? I'M FINE
HOW DO YOU GO TO SCHOOL? BY CAR

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Sep 21st JOY Mônica

Spring
Summer
Winter
Fall / Autumn

HALLOWEEN PARTY - OCTOBER 27TH!!
PREPARE YOUR COSTUMES!!!!
PRIZES / LIVE BAND / FOOD / DRINKS
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WHO'S WHO?

What defines beauty?
Physical characteristics (hair, body, eyes...)
Kindness
Manners - not an oger

Has beauty traits changed over time?
traits  = characteristics

HAIR:
Short/medium lenght / long
blond / black /brown / red / gray / colorful
Curly / Wavy / Straight / dread locks
blond HIGHTLIGHTS

SKIN:
black/white

BODY:
slim / thin / fit / chubby / fat / obese

EYES:
blue / brown / green / black / gray

SIZE:
short / medium height / tall

PERSONALITY:
Shy = timid / Extrovert = outgoing / Funny / Positive
Moody / negative / Anxious

Talented

ACTRESS / singer :
black skin / funny / talented / brown eyes / medium height /
highlight / chubby

ACTOR
Tall / white / light brown eyes / short gray hair / +- 75 yo

SINGER (female)
Famous / black skin / short straight black hair / slim / young / green- brown eyes

ACTRESS
black straight hair / white skin / green eyes / medium height / beautiful / medium-aged

ACTOR
Black skin / short black hair / slim / black eyes / mustache / medium-aged / funny

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Sep 20th BASIC Monica

Reality TV

Programming

OVERHYPED = "SENSATIONALISM"
Host
Cable TV x Open TV

Ex on the beach
Are you the one?
American Idols  / Dancing with the stars /The voice / X factor
The kardashians
Wags

Most of the shows/programs
We copy from other countries

broadcast during the dawn

WORD WORLD

United

leave X live
Addition x adiction
Successful

woman x women

It can be

dish (1) / meal (appetizer + main dish + side dish + dessert)

sanitation
attention/focus

cook apprentice

broadcasted on open tv.
It will be broadcasted at night
.... by making the worst dish

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SEP 12TH UNIT 14 MONICA/DIO

MILK 6 CARTONS
BEER BOTTLES/CANS
RICE BAG/PACK
WHITE WINE BOTTLE/CARTON/GLASS/CUP
CHEESE SLICE/POUND/KILO/GRAMS/PACK

CARTON (LIQUIDS / 20 PACKS OF CIGARETTE)

SHE GOES MORE OFTEN
She DOES go

much money 1.500 (R$ 1.5k)
time 2 minutes
much salad
much / some rice
a fruit

banana -> bananas MANY (countable)
money MUCH (uncountable)
Feelings MUCH
Time
Time (experience) 3 times

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Tokyo  ---> $ 20.000 (money)

UNCOUNTABLE COUNTABLE
30.000 MUCH MANY =D
20.500 A LITTLE A FEW =)
15.000 LITTLE FEW =(

(UN)COUNTABLE: A lot / Some / lots of / several

per
I do not buy..... nor -> I don't buy them

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Sep 11th UNIT 8 Monica

(17 years since the Wolrd Trade Center attack)

bookstore

LECTURE : high school education tests

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SIMPLE PRESENT

1. TO BE (INDEPENDENT)
I AM
YOU ARE
HE/SHE/IT IS
WE/YOU/THEY ARE

(+) I AM VERY HAPPY
(-)  I AM NOT VERY HAPPY
(?) ARE YOU HAPPY?

2. DO/DOES (OTHER VERBS - DEPENDENT)
TO FEEL
(+) I FEEL HAPPY
(-) I DON'T FEEL HAPPY
(?) HOW DO YOU FEEL? / DO YOU FEEL HAPPY?

(+) HE FEELS HAPPY
(-) HE DOESN'T FEEL HAPPY
(?) DOES HE FEEL HAPPY? / HOW DOES HE FEEL?
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+ to add - to remove

HE/SHE/IT

REGULAR (90% + S) EAT -> EATS
WORK -> WORKS

(CONSONANT +Y) -Y   +IES STUDY  -> STUDIES
(VOWEL +Y) +S PLAY -> PLAYS

(O SH X S CH Z) +ES GO -> GOES
DO -> DOES
WATCH -> WATCHES

HAVE -> HAS

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NUMBERS:
* CARDINAL
4 four
40 forty
100 one hundred / a hundred
400 four hundred
444 four hundred forty-four

1.000 one thousand / a thousand
1.000.000 one million / a million

[2]64 . [7]29 . [5]73   =
TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR MILLION
SEVEN HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED SEVENTY-THREE

* YEARS / $$$
(MONEY WISE: 1.000 one grand / 1 k)
19/85
2018
1500

6:30 six and a half / a half past 6
5:45 fifteen to six
fifteen = a quarter = 1/4
30 = a half = 1/2

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Sep 11th UNIT 10 Monica

PLURALS

I................................... WE
YOU............................... YOU
HE/SHE/IT....................... THEY

AM/IS.............................. ARE
THERE IS ......................... THERE ARE

THIS ................................ THESE
THAT ................................ THOSE

A/AN ................................. ---------

THIS IS A PINK MUG --> THESE ARE PINK MUGS
THAT IS AN AIRPLANE  --> THOSE ARE AIRPLANES
THERE IS A BUTTERFLY ON THE WALL -->
THERE ARE BUTTERFLIES ON THE WALLS
SHE IS A MOMMY, HE IS A BABY
THEY ARE MOMMIES, THEY ARE BABIES
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REGULAR (90%) -------------- +S
CHAIR -> CHAIRS

CONSONANT~Y ---------------- -Y +IES
BUTTERFLY -> BUTTERFLIES
BOY -> BOYS

O/SH/X/S/CH/Z ---------------- +ES
TOMATO -> TOMATOES
KISS -> KISSES
BUS -> BUSES
WATCH -> WATCHES

F/FE ------------------------------ -F/FE +VES
WOLF -> WOLVES
WIFE -> WIVES
LEAF -> LEAVES
KNIFE -> KNIVES
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CHILD CHILDREN
PERSON PEOPLE
=) MAN MEN
WOMAN WOMEN
MOUSE MICE
TOOTH TEETH
FOOT FEET

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SINGULAR PLURAL
1obj2parts     A PAIR OF GLASSES PAIRS OF GLASSES
A PAIR OF SHORTS PAIRS OF SHORTS
A PAIR OF SCISSORS PAIRS OF SCISSORS

abstractions   INFORMATION PIECES OF INFO...
ADVICE PIECES OF ADVICE
collective       BAGGAGE/LUGGAGE  PIECES OF BAGGAGE
PIECES OF LUGGAGE

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SEQUENCE --> ORDINAL NUMBERS

*** REMEMBER THE ARTICLE!

IS HE/SHE AN INTELLIGENT CHILD
IT IS A DIRTY MOUSE
IS THAT A FOOT?
THIS PAIR OF SCISSORS IS SHARP

NINTH
FIFTEENTH
THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIRST
TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHTH
FIFTY THOUSAND TWELFTH (50. 012TH)
EIGHT MILLION, ONE HUNDRED-NINETY THOUSAND, TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-THIRD
ONE THOUSANDTH

WHO IS WORKING WITH ME?
WHOM/WHO ARE YOU WORKING WITH NOW?

WHY ARE YOU JOGGING NOW?

HE STUDIES AT ONE O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON
SHE RELAXES AT FIFTEEN/A QUARTER PAST SIX IN THE EVENING
THEY GO TO BED AT 12 O'CLOCK / MIDNIGHT

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Sep 11th Starter Monica

[17 years from the World trade Center attack]

FEELINGS

I feel... happy
I am... happy

I am feeling excited! [unit 9]

How do you feel? I feel...

hungry +++ STARVING!
angry

I'm scared -> the movie is SCARY!!!! It's a terror / horror movie

Confused (ZD)
nervous = stressed = anxious

WHEN do you feel happy ?
I feel happy WHEN I travel
I feel sad when I'm sick
meditation
cockroach - > not scared.... disgusted (it's disgusting)

I feel tired when it is bed time

When I get A raise in my salary

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Sep. 6th unit 7 Monica

grade /score
yesterday I bought a folder
tasks/activities
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DAILY ROUTINE / FACTS / HABITS - SIMPLE PRESENT
to be: independent
OR
Other verbs: dependent on AUXILIARY (DO/DOES)
-----------------------------------------------------------
(-)
I don't take the bus.
I don't exercise.
I don't (have time to) relax.

(+)
I wake up at 7h30 a.m., I get up, brush my teeth.
I get dressed for work.
I cook and eat eggs and coffee.
I cook my husband's and my breakfast.
I prepare the fruits for my baby.
I work/study at USP.

(?)
Do you get dressed for work?
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TO BE
Jess, are you a mommy? Are you single?
yes, I AM no, I AM NOT
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Means of transportation: BY (car, train, bus, bike...)
ON foot
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FREQUENCY
"HOW OFTEN DO YOU STUDY ENGLISH?"

(Adverbs of frequency - page 66)
(?) DO YOU ALWAYS BRUSH YOU TEETH?
(+) I ALWAYS BRUSH MY TEETH
(-)  I DON'T ALWAYS BRUSH MY TEETH

TO BE + USUALLY / RARELY...
(?) ARE YOU USUALLY SPEAKING ENGLISH? (UNIT 9)
(+) YES, I AM USUALLY SPEAKING ENGLISH
(-)  NO, I'M NOT USUALLY SPEAKING ENGLISH
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TO BE:
I AM WE ARE
YOU ARE YOU ARE
HE IS THEY ARE
SHE IS
IT IS

IS +NOT = ISN'T ARE + NOT = AREN'T
======================================PERIOD OF TIME - PAGE 68
-------------------------------
in the morning (5 AM - 12 PM)
in the afternoon (12 PM - 6 PM)
in the evening (6 PM - 10 PM)
* at night (10 PM - 12 AM)

WHEN DO YOU TAKE CARE OF YOUR BABY?
I take care of my baby in the afternoon/evening

SPECIFIC TIME
---------------------------------
WHAT TIME DO YOU TAKE CARE OF YOUR BABY?
I take care of my baby FROM     1 PM       TO 8 PM
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WHAT TIME IS IT???

IT IS... 12H40 PM:
IT'S TWELVE - FORTY in the afternoon
IT'S TWENTY TO ONE in the afternoon

8 AM: It is eight in the morning
It is eight o'clock

9H15 AM It is nine - fifteen in the morning
It is a quarter past nine in the morning

10H30 AM It is a half past ten in the morning
It is ten-thirty in the morning

11H AM It's eleven O'clock / In the morning

12 PM It's midday/ it's noon
It's twelve o'clock in the afternoon

1H45 PM It's one - forty-five in the afternoon
It's a quarter to two

6H50 PM It's six- fifty in the evening
It's ten to seven in the evening

10H10 PM It's ten-ten at night
It's ten past ten at night

12 AM It's midnight
It's twelve in the early morning/dawn

therefore

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Sep. 6th SPIN CONVERSATION
MONICA

BRAND SLAVES
BALD
COMPLAINT

THERE HAS BEEN A LOOOOOONG TIME
HE IMPROVED
BY THE TIME
AS TIME WENT BY
APPEALING & AGRESSIVE

SUN TAN

TARGET PUBLIC
THE COMMERCIAL IS BROADCASTED DURING THE NATIONAL NEWS

commercial insertion (30'') = (AROUND) 1 MILLION
MINIMUM 4 INSERTIONS

BEHIND THE SCENE

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AUG 28TH - MONICA
UNIT 18

tips

SIMPLE PRESENT: fact / routines / habits
TO BE
(+) I am in love <3
(-) I am not sad =(
(?) Are you in love?

OTHER VERBS (do/does)
(?) What time DO you wake up?
(+) I wake up at 9 o'clock.
(-) I DON'T wake up after 11 o'clock

(?) What time DOES he wake up?
(+) He wakeS up at 6 o'clock.
(-) He DOESN'T wake up at 9 o'clock.

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SIMPLE PAST
TO BE (am/is = WAS are = WERE)
(+) I was in love <3
(-) I wasn't sad =(
(?) Were you in love?

OTHER VERBS (do/does = DID)
(?) What time DID you wake up?
(+) I woke up at 9 o'clock.
(-) I DIDN'T wake up after 11 o'clock
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SIMPLE FUTURE
* WILL: Spontaneous , promisses, request
(+) I WILL probably go home
(-) I WILL NOT stay at home
(?) WILL you travel next year?
(?) WILL you open the door, please?

(not your control) The volleyball game WILL start at 6 p.m.

* TO BE + GOING TO: certainty, Planned future, evidence
(+) I'm going to have a babe (big evidence!)
(-) I'm not going to eat Japanese food at night
(?) Are you going to travel to Europe?

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PRESENT CONTINUOUS: ongoing / in progress situations
SUBJECT + TO BE + VERB(ING)

(+) I'm studying English
(+) I'm having English Class
(-) I'm not eating lunch at the moment
(?) Are you having theater class?
(?) Are you watching a theater play?

Carina talks to Camila
Who makes the action? Carina (SUBJECT)
Who receives the action? Camila (OBJECT)

--------------------------------------------------------------- PERSONAL OBJECT REFLEXIVE
PRONOUNS PRONOUNS PRONOUNS
(subjects) (Objects) subject = object
I Me Myself
You you Yourself
He Him Himself
She Her Herself
it it itself
We Us Ourselves
you you Yourselves
They Them Themselves

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When you compare 2 objects = COMPARATIVES
+ Bigger THAN / MORE beautiful THAN
- LESS big/beautiful THAN
= AS big/beautilful AS

When you compare 1 object to a group = SUPERLATIVES
+ THE biggest / THE MOST beautiful
- THE LEAST big/beautiful
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MUCH= singular (milk, Paper, bread, money)
MANY = plural (ml, km, m, bottle, dollars, pages, grams, sheets)

Where are you from?
verb: are

Where do you live?
Live

where are you leaving?

StudYing

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Aug 28th - Monica
UNIT 10

escalators = eletronic stairs

What is it like? ----> description

apartament x building
IRREGULAR PLURALS:
SINGULAR PLURAL
Person People
Baby Babies
Woman Women (wi)
Man =) Men
Child Children
Fish Fish
Deer Deer

M  = Ma'am = madam (mouth closed)
N = Man (mouth open)
======================================================

An / A =  (1) Singular AN Old
I live on the twelfth floor.
Minds is on the GROUND floor ("0" floor)

21 ---> twenty-one 21st ----> twenty-first
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SINGULAR PLURAL
(Demonstrative pronouns) This These
(Demonstrative pronouns) That Those
(verb to be) Am/Is Are
(Personal pronouns) I We
(Personal pronouns) You You
(Personal pronouns) He/She/It They
(Indifinite articles) A / AN -------
(Definite article) The The

This is a beautiful girl ---> These are beautiful girls
It is an old book ---> They are old books
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(REGULAR - 90%) +S girl  ---> girls
(O/SH/X/S/CH/Z) +ES potato  ---> potatoes
watch ---> watches
(F / FE) -F/FE +VES knife ---> knives
Leaf ---> leaves
(Y) -Y +IES Butterfly ---> Butterflies
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(1 object with 2 parts) PAGE 101
1 PAIR OF Shorts ----> 2 PAIRS OF shorts
1 PAIR OF glasses ----> 2 PAIRS OF glasses
SINGULAR: this is my PAIR OF shorts
PLURAL: These are my PAIRS of shorts
SINGULAR: a PAIR OF scissors
PLURAL: 2 PAIRS of scissors
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(abstractions/collective) --> PAGE 102

Informationis an IDEA / it is ABSTRACT!
SINGULAR: 1 PIECE OF Information
PLURAL: 2 PIECES OF INFORMATION

Luggage / Baggage / Furniture
SINGULAR: 1 PIECE OF furniture
PLURAL: 2 PIECES OF furniture

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Aug 27th STARTER Monica

Ear -> earring
(singular) Tooth (plural) Teeth
Mouth X Lips (external part of the mouth)
* Lipsticks are supposed to be used on the LIPS!!!

Forehead
nape (back side) / neck (front pside)

**** 1 object with two parts**** (unit 10)
1 object = these are my glasses / This is my pair of glasses
>1 = These are our glasses / These are pairs of glasses

ear expander = gadges (informal /slang)

blond hair (she is blonde) = xuxa
brown/black hair (brunette - girls) = angelina jolie
red hair (red haired) = Pitty / Rita Lee
colored hair
white hair / gray hair
no hair (bald) / little hair

Is his/her (part of the face) (characteristic)?
Is her hair blond?

Are her eyes blue?
Does she have blue eyes?
(use / wear / have)

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Aug 25th UNIT 30 Monica

It Seems nice
It looks nice
it sounds nice
it feels nice
it smells nice

"the guts" = courage

gotta go = i have to go / I got to go
I'm gonna do = I'm going to do
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2 verbs
I like to travel To travel is something I like
subject = I Subject = TO TRAVEL
Main verb = LIKE main verb = IS
Object = TO TRAVEL Object = something I like

Infinitive Gerunds

1 - Object I like to travel I like traveling
2 - Subject To travel is nice Travelling is nice

3 (a) - Purpose I study English TO COMMUNICATE with clients

3 (b) - Prepositions I study English BY watching series.
I will travel AFTER organizing my luggage
(in / on / after / before / by)

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SOMETHING/ANYTHING/NOTHING

Ana: Bob, would you like SOMETHING to drink?
Bob: yes, I want SOME Water!

Bob: yes, I want ANYTHING (water, coffee, beer ....whatever)
Bob: No, I don't want ANYTHING.

Bob: No, I want NOTHING.

SOME in a question = you expect a positive answer
SOME in affirmative = preference for....

ANY in affirmative   = whatever / no preference
ANY in negative  = negative IDEA + negative grammar

NO in affirmative  = negative Idea + positive grammar

*compounds*

THING = objects / ideas
WHERE = places
ONE/BODY = people
TIME = time
HOW / WAY = manner somehow / anyhow / nohow

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Aug 25th - UNIT 10 - Monica

PLURALS

common
sister's house

LIVE  (VERB) => I LIVE in an apartment
LIVE (noun) => Let's make a LIVE

available = free (opposite: occupied)
building
1 person / 400 people
1 child     /  2 children

Toilet x Bathroom

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PLURALS
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90%  (REGULAR) -> +S
chair  chairS
pen pens
pencil pencils
feather feathers
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* (o/sh/x/s ss/ch/z) -> +ES
potato PotatoES
Kiss Kisses
Watch Watches
Quiz Quizes
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* (Y) ->  - Y       + IES (consonant)
butterfly butterflies
boy boys
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* (F/FE) ->    - F        + VES
Wolf Wolves
Leaf Leaves
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* (1 object with 2 parts)
SINGULAR PLURAL
(1 pair of) Shorts pairS of shorts
(1 pair of) Glasses pairS of glasses
(1 pair of) Pants pairS of pants

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* Abstract/ Collective
SINGULAR PLURAL
Information Pieces of information
Advice Pieces of advice
Baggage/luggage Pieces of Luggage
Pieces of Baggage
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This is a good boy
These are good boys

SING.: That is a green leaf
PLURAL: Those are green leaves
A / AN = 1

SINGULAR PLURAL
child children
person people
man men
woman women (wi)
fish fish
sheep sheep

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August 23rd Unit 6 Monica Bonna

drawing / sticks / line

PERSONAL POSSESSIVE
PRONOUN ADJECTIVE

I MY
YOU YOUR
HE HIS
SHE HER
IT ITS

WE OUR
YOU YOUR
THEY THEIR

WHOSE: is used to discover the PROPRIETOR
WHOSE (object) (to be) (this/that/these/those)?

WHOSE PEN IS THIS?
This is  MY pen.
go figure...
[This is MINE / This pen is MINE] -> Sweet child of MINE

"In relation to"
plural of IT (ITS) = THEY (THEIR)

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August 23rd Unit 36 Monica Bonna

PASSIVE VOICE
* verb tense
* Subject / verb / object

[present perfect] -> [object + Have (not) + To be (participle) + Verb (participle)]
They haven't cleaned the blackboard
Subject: They
Verb: haven't cleaned
Object: the blackboard

The blackboard hasn't  been cleaned

[Simple present] -> [object + to be + verb (part.) + Complement]
People speak English all over the world
Subject: people
Verb: speak
Object: English

English is spoken all over the world

[Present Continuous]-> [object + To be + to be (cont) + verb (part) +com]
He is washing the dogs now
Subject: He
Verb: is washing
Object: The dogs

The dogs are BEING WASHED now

[modal + simple present] -> [object+modal+to be (base)+verb(part.)+ com]
He must take these books away
Subject: He
Verb: (must) take
Object: these books

these books must BE TAKEN away

[Past Perfect] -> [object + HAD BEEN + verb(part) + comp]
* They hadn't heard any sound when they arrived (= zero sound)
Subject: They
Verb: hadn't heard
Object: any sound

No sound HAD BEEN heard (by them) when they arrived

[Simple present] -> [object + To be + Verb (part) + comp.]
Some farmers make cheese and butter with milk
Subject: Some farmers
Verb: make
Object:  cheese and butter

Cheese and butter ARE MADE with milk (by farmers)

[Present Continuous] -> [object + to be + to be (cont) + verb (part)+ com]
The maid is keeping all the cups in the cupboard
Subject: The maid
Verb: is keeping
Object: all the cups

All the cups ARE BEING KEPT in the cupboard

[Simple Past] -> [object + To be (past) + Verb (part.) + comp.]
He wrote a big letter to his girlfriend
Subject: He
Verb: wrote
Object: a big letter

A big letter WAS WRITTEN to his girlfriend

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August 23rd BASIC Monica

* Internet dating *

Have you ever used dating websites/Apps?
Once (1x)
Twice (2x)
xxxx times (3+)

meet - met
They started dating. They dated for 3 years
70 years old
acquantance
widow
let's meet up
I will tell you How I met your mother - netflix series

2.000 miles

Like - Liked
(silent word) work - worked [T]
(voice word) play - played [D]
later x letter
if you spit over you, it will fall back in your forehead
closest friends
seemed = you have a feeling about it
right away = immeadiatelly
bachelor = single man
bachelorette

profile
catfish (to pretend you are somebody else online)

I enjoy TO travel / I enjoy travellING
six people posted the information
stand / stood
impolite = rude
wear = wore
let it go
a lot of / many / much
last, but not least
time flies

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August 23rd Unit 18 Monica

I was absent
Arabian
No cheating!!!
Highlight

15 fifteen
12-hour shift
not yet
nieces
their
bilingual / polyglot
Was it love at first sight? I didn't realize, I discovered after the vacation. I was clueless
accent

we are hooking up, not dating YET!
Northeast
rough

singer
wedding gown
details
to live (verb) : I live in SP
Live (Real time)
I wish for it
With whom = company
I live with my sister
from: origin / to: destiny
to practice sports

With whom do you study English <3
With whom did you travel to Libano?
With whom are you planning to spend the weekend?
I'm going to spend the weekend with my sis
I'm planning to spend the weekend with my sister

----- Simple present ------
- Facts / Routine

* Verb TO BE ---> independent
(+) I AM a doctor
(-)  I AM NOT an engineer
(?)  ARE you a doctor?

* Another verb...: To LIKE (DO/DOES)
(+) I like Chocolate
(-) I DON'T like to stay alone
(?) Do you like my sister?

(+) She likeS to go to the party
(-) She DOESN'T like to stay alone either
(?) DOES she like cats?

----- Present Continuous ------
- Duration / Progress

(+) I'm studying English
(-)  I'm not eating now
(?) Are you teaching now?

----- Simple Past ------
- Past Facts / Routine
* Verb TO BE ---> independent
(+) I WAS a doctor
(-)  I WAS NOT an engineer WASN'T / WEREN'T
(?)  WERE you a doctor?

* Another verb...: To LIKE (DID)
(+) I liked Chocolate
(-) I DIDN'T like to stay alone
(?) Did you like my sister?

----- Simple Future ------

* Planned actions / evidence [TOBE + GOING TO]
(+) I'm going to visit my parents next month
(-)  I'm not going to the beach in the winter
(?) (what time)Are you going to arrive in your house?

* Requirement / Promisses / spontaneous
(+) I WILL go to your house
(-) I WILL NOT go to church tomorrow
(?) WILL you have a kid?

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Aug 22nd STARTER Monica

PARTS OF THE BODY
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4eueDYPTIg)

absurd!!  Bullying!!
kiss the forehead = respect

His foot is big (singular)
His feet are big (plural ------- unit 10)

broad = large

<--- LEFT RIGHT  --->

Hand -> 5 fingers THUMB
Foot ->  5 fingers TOE

CHEST (male) BREAST (Female)
1 Thumb
2 shoulder
3 head
4 neck
5 finger
6 hand
7 Wrist
8 elbow
9 chest / breast
10 belly (belly-button)
11 Thigh
12 [K]nee
13 leg
14 Toe
15 Calf (not potato!!!)
16 ankle
17 foot
18 Buttocks (informal: butt)
19 Waist
20 Arm
21 forearm
22 back
23 Heel (high-heels)

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Aug 22nd UNIT 2 Monica

The "ABC" Song (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75p-N9YKqNo)
Now I know my ABC, 26 letters from A to Z

(DON'T CHEAT!!!!)
First Name: Monica
Middle name: R.
Last name: Bonna

FULL name: complete name
PERSONAL PRONOUNS
(singular)
Núbia I am a lawyer
Monica YOU are beautiful (shy)
Aline SHE is a doctor
Oscar HE is my husband
the dog IT is my dog  / IT is very fluffy

(plural)
Núbia+Oscar WE are married <3
Monica+Aline YOU work at minds
Marcos+the dog THEY are in the park

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ARTICLES: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8MbH5Wwf5I)

(Indefinite/ not specific / generic)
SINGULAR!!!
Consonant sound: A     Pencil
Vowel sound: AN  Orange

(definite / specific/ determined)
SINGULAR: THE blue pencil
PLURAL: THE blue pencils

She is A receptionist.
He is AN actor
They are (x)  Friends
A Hotel A Unicorn (y)
(consonant sound)
AN Hour AN Uber
(Vowel sound)

KEEP CALM and RELAX!!! (So far, so good!)
----------------------------------------------------
DEMONSTRATIVE
Proximity Distance
THIS THAT

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Aug 22nd UNIT 13 Monica

FAMILY

Her name is Nancy
Nicole's father's name is Lawrence
's indicates (of the) => possession

In-laws: your partner's family ex: Mother in law
in-Gods: (baptized) Mother in God
relatives - members of the family
Parents - mother / father
brothers - only for boys
sisters -  only for girls
sibilings - brother+sister
Twin sister / twin brother

Carlos (father) | Claudia (mother)
+ Silvana (step Mother) + Hercules
- Vanessa step sister           (Laurinha - half sister)
- Rodrigo step brother
- Roberto step brother

MONICA
ANDREA (sister)

BY MYSELF / BY ITSELF - no company

I have 4 little FISH
an architect / a house administrator/keeper / a business woman / consultant/technician

Brother-in-law: HIS name is...
Sister-in-law: HER name is...
Nephews/nieces: THEIR names are...
MY aunt's name is...
alive

Nicole = she

SUBJECT OBJECT REFLEXIVE
PRONOUN PRONOUN PRONOUN
(active) (passive)
I ME MYSELF
YOU YOU YOURSELF
HE HIM HIMSELF
SHE HER HERSELF
IT IT ITSELF

WE US OURSELVES
YOU YOU YOURSELVES
THEY THEM THEMSELVES

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Aug. 17th UNIT 18 MONICA

Review of ALL verb tenses!

(phrasal verb) verb + noun
To pick up = go and get
pick = select/choose
Turn on / turn off

They kiss EACH OTHER very much (Nicky kisses Jay, Jay kisses Nicky)
They kiss THEMSELVES very much (Nicky kisses herself, Jay kisses himself)
SELF-love
narcissism = sociopath desease

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SIMPLE PRESENT ( facts / routine / habits in the present)
* To be (---> Independent - no auxiliary)
(+) Jason is an engineer
(-)  Jason is not an engineer
(?) Is Jason an engineer?

* Other verbs (--> Dependent - Auxiliary DO/DOES)
(+) I work every day
(-)  I DON'T work every day
(?) DO I work every day?

(+) He works every day from 8am to 5pm
(-)  He DOESN'T work every day from 8am to 5pm
(?) DOES He work every day from 8am to 5pm?

He/She/It: DOES I/You/We/They: DO

Study -> Studies Play -> Plays Go -> Goes
(o sh x s ch z)

Key words: every day, nowadays, regularly...

PRESENT CONTINUOUS (Actions In-progress)

* [Subject] + [to be] + [verb+ing]
(+) I work every day -> (+) I am working now

(+) I am working now
(-) I am not working now
(?) Am I working now?

dancE -> dancing lie -> lying [get] -> getting
(being / seeing) [lis]ten -> listening

PAST CONTINUOUS (Actions In-progress in the past)

* [Subject] + [to be (past) ] + [verb+ing]

(+) I was working last week
(-) I was not working last week
(?) Was I working last week?

dancE -> dancing lie -> lying [get] -> getting
(being / seeing) [lis]ten -> listening

SIMPLE PAST (past facts / habits / routines)

*To be (independent - no auxiliary)
Am / is -> WAS Are -> WERE

*Other verbs (depedent - auxiliary DID)
(+) I worked yesterday
(-) I DIDN'T work yesterday
(?) DID I work yesterday?

SIMPLE FUTURE (future facts / habits / routines)
* TO BE + GOING TO -----> CERTAINTY = plans/evidence
(+) I am going to work tomorrow
(-)  I am not going to work tomorrow
(?)  Am I going to work tomorrow?
* WILL -> UNCERTAINTY = Spontaneous/Promisses/no control
(+) I will work tomorrow
(-)  I will not work tomorrow
(?) Will I work tomorrow?

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Some verbs don't have continuos form: understand / want / like /love/ hate
(in informal conversations anything goes: Mc donald's slogan: I'm loving it)

I look at MYSELF in the mirror
They look at THEMSELVES in the mirror

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Aug 17th INTERMEDATE Monica

PROTECT THE NATURE!!!!!

En[danger]ed Animals

Species / individuals

Extinct

* Extinct (EX): Dinossaurs

* Extinct in the Wild (EW):

Threatened

* Critically Endangered (CR)

* Endangered (EN)

* Vulnerable (VU)

Lower Risk

* Near Threatened (NT)

* Conservation Dependent (CD)

* Least Concern (LC)

NGO's - Non-Governmental Organizations

HOW TO MAKE A LEAFLET
1. Know your topic: Protecting Nature / Protect the nature
2. Pick a title:
3. Overview
4. Make text easily readable
5. Keep it simple
6. Group relevant information together
7. Check the grammar/spelling

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I heard it through the grapevine - August 17th	Joy	Monica

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I heard it through the grapevine - August 17th	Joy	Monica

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August 17th Joy Monica

"Gossip"

Have you ever been a victim of a gossip??

I heard it through the grapevine

Adjective = Characteristics of the subject
Adverb =  Characteristics of the verb

He is an effective worker / He works effectively

to like / to learn...

1. BLUE 2. GUY 3. SURPRISE    4. TO LOSE MY MIND
5. TEARS    6. SOMEONE ELSE / SOMEBODY ELSE

To be supposed to => expectations

You could have told me
COULD => Past Possibility
HAVE told => Present Perfect (Past situation, with a present consequence)
Could've = MODAL PERFECT

Tell / told

The girls is allergic to nuts
Oh dear..... You could have told me before
You should have told me before
HANDS CLEAN - ALANIS MORISSETTE

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August 16th - Basic - Monica

Get rich quick

To save money
Job offer
Main topic -> most important topic
It sounds too good to be true....

* profit Guarateed
* Join the Power Profit team
* Profit: The amount of money you get in return after making an investment/sale
* Profitable  = when you receive a good profit
risky....
* Wealth = $$$$$$$$$$$
* earn = get paid
* Huge = Gigantic
600.000.000
* Finger
* 24/7
* run out: "my phone ran out of battery" = no batery
* sign up = to register
* Pyramid = forbidden in Brazil
(In Brazil, anything goes.....)
* Delay = To postpone
Tempting......
SCAM
MAN MEN
WOMAN WOMEN

Investments / sales
you invest = $ 1.000
you sell = $ 3.000
your profit = $ 3.000 - 1.000 = $ 2.000
Price: $ 100
discount: 40 %
Pay: 60% of 100,00
100 * 0,6 = 60 (you invest)
100 * 0,4 = 40 (profit)

1.000.000
xx/00 = hundred
xxx/000 = Thousand
000.000 = Million

(9)87   .   (6)54   .   (3)21
( ) = hundred
. = Thousand (3 spots) / Million (6 spots)

nine hundred eighty-seven MILLION, six hundred fifty-four THOUSAND, Three hundred twenty-one

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https://www.youthemployment.org.uk/young-prof-article/personal-presentation-overview/

https://www.skillsyouneed.com/ps/personal-presentation.html

https://www.youthemployment.org.uk/young-prof-article/personal-presentation-overview/

https://www.forbes.com/sites/steveolenski/2015/07/31/6-tips-to-holding-a-successful-marketing-event/#380e4f3e60a1

https://theundercoverrecruiter.com/infographic-how-interviewers-know-when-hire-you-90-seconds/

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/pf/09/financial-responsibility.asp

https://www.google.com.br/search?rlz=1C1CHZL_pt-BRBR753BR753&ei=JWZ1W_jgBcOewATx9qcw&q=360+%C2%B0+relationships&oq=360+%C2%B0+retaions&gs_l=psy-ab.3.1.33i160k1l3.11496.18262.0.20004.14.12.2.0.0.0.501.1960.2-4j1j0j1.6.0....0...1.1.64.psy-ab..6.8.2016...0j38j35i39k1j0i67k1j0i203k1.0.QKzXQEV3WYA

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AMERICAN SLANG WORDS AND PHRASES
(https://www.umass.edu/ipo/sites/default/files/slang.pdf)
(To) ace (v.): To pass a test, exam, etc. really easily. "Robert aced his physics exam."
A-Game: One’s best self, often in relation to a competition. “I’ll bring my A-game”
All-ears: When someone says "I'm all ears", they are telling you that they are listening to you, that they are giving you their undivided attention.
All-nighter (n.): A period of work or study that lasts all night. Most often used with the verb "pull" (To pull an all-nighter) - “We pulled an all-nighter in order to finish the project."
Are you kidding me? Phrase often used rhetorically to express frustration or excitement.
Around-the-clock: 24/7, all day and night, non-stop
ASAP: stands for ‘as soon as possible’
B-Ball: often used to abbreviate basketball
Blow or Bomb: to fail or to be unsuccessful
Blue or Have the Blues: to feel depressed or sad
Bro: a friend, often used for a masculine friend
Buck: one dollar
By the skin of your teeth: just barely
Cash (n.): money
Cashback: An option available to retail consumers when, during a debit card transaction, the customer can request to add an extra amount to the purchase price and receive the added amount in cash. Cash back using debit provides customers a convenient method of withdrawing cash when purchasing goods and services without having to make a separate trip to an ATM or bank.
Cheesy (adj.): Cheap, tacky. "A cheesy pick-up line", "A cheesy song", etc.
Chill: relax.
Come on: used to express frustration.
Cool (adj.): nice, great, impressive, popular, interesting "a cool dress", "a cool guy", "a cool bar"
Cop (n.): Police officer.
Couch Potato: a lazy person, one who sits on a couch and watches TV.
Cram: to study feverishly before an exam.
Crash: to go to sleep; or to show up without invitation “Can I crash here tonight?"
DC: UMass term for the dining commons
Dead: Empty; quiet (said of bars, clubs, restaurants, etc.) "It's really dead in here tonight" (It's empty in here tonight/there are very few people here tonight).
Drive up the wall: to irritate; “He is driving me up the wall.”
Dutch or go Dutch: each person pays for his/her own meal.
FYI: acronym “for your information”
Get under one’s skin: bother
Give the cold shoulder: ignore
Hang out: to gather in a casual; and social manner.
Hip: cool, popular.
Hit the books: study.
Hit the road: to leave.
Hold your horses: Wait a minute!
Hyped (adj.): Really excited. "We're all hyped about the concert next weekend."
I feel you: I understand/empathize with you
In no time: Very soon. "Don't worry - We'll be there in no time."
It is what it is: it’s a fact that cannot be changed.
Jacked: really strong/muscular, “He’s jacked”
Jonesing: to want something badly. “I’m jonesing for a coffee”
Lemon: a bad buy or purchase.
Lighten up (v.): To relax; to not take things too seriously. "You gotta learn to lighten up a bit!"
LOL: Text acronym for ‘laugh out loud’
My Bad: my fault or my mistake.
No problem: you’re welcome, not a big deal
OMG: Text acronym for ‘oh my god’. Used to express surprise or excitement.
On the hour: an idiom for at every hour exactly; one o’clock, two o’clock, and so on. An extension of this idiom is every
hour on the hour, meaning every time the clock's big hand reaches twelve, “The bus passes by the house every hour on
the hour.”
Once in a blue moon: infrequently
Pass the buck: transfer responsibility to someone else.
Piece of cake: easy or effortless.
Put up a front: trying to act/appear tough
R.S.V.P.: Stands for a French phrase, repondez, s’il vous plait. A formal reply to an invitation, by phone or mail.
Recap: to state something again
Ride shotgun (v.): To ride in the front passenger seat of a car. "I wanna ride shotgun!"
Rip-off: overcharge.
Score: to get something you want.
Screw up (v.): To make a mistake, do something badly/wrong “I really screwed up my audition."
See ya: goodbye
Shoot the breeze: casual conversation.
Snagged/Nabbed: to take something without asking or slyly
Spill the beans: reveal a secret.
Take a rain-check: do at another time.
Take for granted: to assume.
That hit the spot: (When talking about food/drinks) that was really good; that’s just what I needed.
The bomb: if something ‘is the bomb’, it is awesome
Trash (v.): To destroy. "The band trashed the hotel room."
Twenty four seven (24/7): Non-stop, around the clock. "That place is open 24/7. It never closes."
UCard: UMass term for the University student identification card
What’s up: How are you?
Wicked: (In New England) used as adjective (meaning “amazing”) or a modifier (meaning: “really).
Wrap up (v.): To finish; to bring something to a close. "OK, let's wrap things up for today."
You bet: of course or no problem.
You can say that again! Phrase meaning "I agree with you completely."
You're telling me! Phrase meaning "I know exactly what you mean"; Similar to "Don't I know it!"

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Aug 16th

résumé -> curriculum
What are the odds?????
stuck-up snobbish
Write down your characteristics

padlet.com / app
semester
Miss classes/ tests -> reschedule
flunk ("repeat" the semester)
App Mindvalley

leadership
people management
subjects
go figure...
management of people's benefits
purchase/sales
What results did you bring to the company
* I'm very creative, I can come up with ideas easily
* I am able to put myself in somebody else's shoes
* Communicative: I can express the company's point of view effectively
* Dynamic: I can do things fast and adapt myself to new and challenging situations.
* Team work: Great team work skills, 360°

From brainstorming to event holding
know-how on every step of planning an event

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August 15th	Intermediate	Monica - Protecting nature

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August 15th Intermediate Monica

Protect the nature!

En[danger]ed Animals
Extinct
* Extinct (EX): Dinossaurs
* Extinct in the Wild (EW): Golden Lion Tamarine
Threatened
* Critically Endangered (CR)
* Endangered (EN)
* Vulnerable (VU)
Lower Risk
* Near Threatened (NT)
* Conservation Dependent (CD)
* Least Concern (LC)

Origin:
- Bald eagle: North America
- Grizzly bear: North America

PRONOUNS
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* makes the action: I, You, He, She, It, We, You, They
* suffers the action: Me, You, Him, Her, It, Us, You, Them
Example: You see her

POSSESSIVE
----------------------------
This is ____ book.      This book is ____.
I / My    Mine
You / Your    Yours
He/ His  His
She / Her    Hers
It / Its Its
We / Our    Ours
You / Your    Yours
They / Their Theirs

This is MY yellow bike.
The yellow bike is MINE

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Moinca
August 14th

Mother's day = full restaurants
Father's day = empty restaurants

deadline = 18th
download the app
win 300,00
AMERICAN BRITISH
Truck Lorry
Apartment Flat
Cookie Biscuit
Drugstore Chemist's shop Pharmacy
French Fries Crisps oily/Greasy
Movies Cinema
Baggage Luggage
Pants Trousers
Cab Taxi
Subway Underground
Soda Fizzy Drink
Sidewalk Pavement
Diapers Nappies (nap)
Sweater Jumper
Erasers Rubber
Trash Rubbish
Elevator Lift
Gas Petrol gasoline/diesel/dinno
Freeway Motorway
Trunk Boot
Jam Jelly
Candies Sweets
Flashlight Torch

to take a nap = to sleep for little time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84vxOlMtGQw

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August 13th Starter Monica

American English X British English

London - London Bridge
New york - the Statue of Liberty / Lady liberty

Arguments

Trunk -> back part of the car
Pharmacy

American English British English
Pants Trousers
Cab Taxi
Subway Underground
Soda Fizzy Drink
Sidewalk Pavement

troller / baby cart

2006
I like chocolate.
. full stop

Accents - BRITISH vs AMERICAN: English Accents Around the World:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84vxOlMtGQw

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Aug 10th - BASIC CONVERSATION - Monica

CONSUMING - CONSUMERISM

Natural resources
Do you think consumerism affects the population?
Because IT affects the economy and the health
(It = Consumerism)

Reflection
How important is shopping to you?
How much time do you spend (buying/organizing...)?

to spend = to buy products/services
to save = not to spend, to keep the money with you
to earn = to receive money
to Manage = to control the money

1. Do I NEED this product?
Add it all up

____ + _____ + _____ + ____ =
MUCH TIME / ENERGY/ MONEY

Power bill
(informal) stuff = things
16 years old 700,00

=D
perhaps = maybe

most likely = BIIIIIIIG probability

require = demand/ask
environment = the place
MUST (u 19) obligation

What activity brings me satisfaction?
- Reading a book
- Eating
- Watching tv *
- Taking a walk
- Chatting/talking to someone

choice = decision

"O cérebro com foco e disciplina" - Renato Alves
https://pt.scribd.com/doc/312727658/O-Cerebro-Com-Foco-e-Disciplina-Renato-Alves-pdf
problem => a new decision

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(simple pres.) All year long, I think about being healthy (routine/fact)

(simple Past) Last year, I thought about being healthy (past fact)

(Present perfect) Since last year, I have thought about being healthy (past +present)

(present continuos) This year, I'm thinking about being healthy

(past continuos) Last year, I was thinking about being healthy

(Pres. Perf Cont.) Since last year, I have been thinking about being healthy

(past perfect) Before July, I had thought about being healthy (+action)

(Past perf Cont) Before July, I had been thinking about being healthy (+time)

(Simple Fut.) Next year, I will think about being healthy

(Simple Fut.) Next year, I'm going to think about being healthy

(Future Cont.) Next year, I will be thinking about being healthy

(Future Cont.) Next year, I'm going to be thinking about being healthy

(Future Perfect) I hope by 2020, I will have thought about being healthy

IF CLAUSES
If I had a Million dollars, I could go to Japan now!
If I have a million dollars, I will go to Japan now!
If I had had a million dollars when I was a child, I would have gone to Japan

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Aug. 9th BASIC Monica

CONSUMING

Do you like to buy things?
I love to buy things / I love buying things

Do I need this? Or do I want this?

To be Tight fisted
Do your habits change/vary depending on your mood?
=) =( =|

* Target public:
(Apple) Everybody that cares about status
(Coke) Everybody / families / teenagers / child
veeeery / highly adictive

to release: to put into/ appear in the market
New features/characteristics
to Purchase = to buy

Consumerism
earning money = getting paid
Earnings = Salary + other money you receive
tip = suggestion

"O cérebro com foco e disciplina - Renato Alves"

bonds / a bond =/= Packaged  experiences

1st: Introduction about consumerism
2nd: mind opening / brainstorming
3rd: Show different points of view
4th: Conclusion

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JULY 23rd STARTER CLASS Monica

COOL  INVENTIONS

ALL of them
CANNOT = Can + not = can't = not possible

dishwasher

to cool -> let it cool
to iron the clothes

hanger
YOU SET UP the temperature, the water flow
hair dryer = hair blower
to blow

practice your creativity
Draw
Create a name
Description

nail polisher machine
weight loss machine

APP FITIFY
from fat to fit
nails nail polish nails polished

dry for 30 min

life saver
-> august 12th
knife
pan -> preassure pan / frying pan / sauce pan
peeling

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COLORS
daltonian
What is your favorite color?
What color is it?
What color do you dislike?

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July 5th - Teacher Gabriela
to evolve = there's a evolution/ progress

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Jul 23rd JOY =D Monica

TRAVELLING

Baggage = luggage (collective)
bag/suitcase/backpack/handbag/purse

to travel (v): I like to travel
trip (n.): This is a good trip

big qtt: MUCH MANY
- (enough) =) A LITTLE A FEW
- (not enough) =( LITTLE FEW

How much money does it take for us to go to Italy: $ 5.000
$ 10.000 (Much money / Many dollars)
$ 5.500 (A little money / a few dollars)
$ 3.000 (Little money / Few dollars)

Check the weather FORECAST (prediction)
I've never gone camping
(in/into) the woods

the three of you

Kerrigan-Lowdermilk: Words & Music newsaboutsongsalbumsshowssheet musicconnect
songs
Freedom (Concert Version)
from The Unauthorized Autobiography of Samantha Brown

KELLY
Let’s go.
The highway’s calling.
The sun is shining.
Let’s get in the car and just remember.
Let’s go.

SAM
Kelly drove on all of our roadtrips.
She believed in list’ning to the highway.
You start driving,
And keep driving.
There’s no stopping ‘til Kelly says you’ve arrived.

KELLY
Feeling the wind blowing your hair.
Picking a road and going anywhere.
We’re heading south.
Or maybe west.
We don’t know much.
We’re making up the rest.
Tear up the atlas.
Don’t read the road signs.
Driving for the sake of driving anywhere.
That’s freedom.

SAM
Freedom.

KELLY
Freedom.
Freedom.
Freedom.

SAM
Driving fast, the radio blaring.
Windows open, singing like we’re rockstars.

KELLY
Counting the miles as we go past.

SAM
The tank is full. The sun is high.

KELLY
Knowing that every mile could be our last.

SAM
Just watching the day go by.

SAM AND KELLY
We won’t look back.
We never will.

SAM
We’ve come too far.

KELLY
We’ll drive til we hit Nashville.

SAM
Nashville.

SAM AND KELLY
Freedom.
Freedom.
Freedom.

SAM
And I’m almost starting to feel it.
How she took a day and made it special.

KELLY
Freedom.

SAM
The long highways.
The cheap rest stops.

KELLY
Freedom.

SAM
The last minute get in the car and let’s go.

KELLY
Oh, let’s go.
Let’s go.

Pick a road. Pick a highway.
Any road is going my way.
Let’s go.
Live it up with no complicated philosophies.
No college, no career,
No kids, no fancy house, no.
Let’s go.
Any road but the one we’re on.

SAM AND KELLY
No college, no career,
No screaming kids, no mortgage.
Driving anywhere.

KELLY
Just driving straight into the dawn. from midnight to 5am
That’s freedom.

SAM (KELLY)
Kelly driving. Me riding shotgun.
Just a couple girls out on the highway
With no road map
And no curfew.
Just two girls with nowhere we have to be. (Freedom.)
Now she’s laughing.
And I start laughing. (Freedom.)
It’s so real and so like a memory. (Freedom.)
And the sun is so bright that I’m squinting.
And it feels like I found freedom.

SAM AND KELLY
Freedom.

KELLY
Yeah.

SAM (KELLY)
Driving fast, the radio blaring. (Yeah)
Windows open, singing like we’re rock stars.

KELLY
Oh yeah.

SAM
Yeah.

KELLY
Yeah.

SAM
Yeah.

KELLY
Yeah.

SAM
Yeah.

KELLY
Yeah.

SAM
Yeah.

KELLY
Yeah.

SAM
Yeah.

KELLY
Yeah.

SAM AND KELLY
Freedom.
Freedom.
Freedom.
Freedom.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMJSiNN0DxU

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Jul 17th STARTER Monica
SEASONS

Rain - rainy Day
Sun - Sunny day
Snow - Snowy Day (snowman) Snow White and the 7 dwarfs
Cloud - Cloudy day
Fog - Foggy Day
Wind = Windy day
(Thunder) Storm = Stormy day

Fall (USA) = Autumn (UK)
cold / hot
wet / dry
freezing / boiling
BELOW / ABOVE ^

Wet 'n' Wild

HOW IS THE WEATHER LIKE TODAY?

*** brainstorm***
freezing - freeze - freezer -
the water is FROZEN
Only an act of true LOVE, can melt a FROZEN heart <3

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Jul 23rh ADV Monica

HOW TO GET RICH!!??!?!?!

* Becoming a Brazilian politician
* Studying and putting the knowledge into action
* Investing on (stocks / web currency)
* Being an youtuber / blogger
* opening you own business
* woking for a company

getting rich is very hard..... But you can work with what makes  you smile and be happy

key words:
deal
win-win
fraude
scam

invest $1.000
sell $2.500
profit: 2.500 - 1.000 = 1.500 (PROFIT)

pyramid business

to earn = to get paid
earnings = payment

a growth mindset
mood
outlasts = what lasts forever.....

going bankrupt

trend topics (relevant / famous)

to stalk: underground detective (I'm a stalker)

100.000

iffy (if) = uncertain

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Jul 10th JOY Monica

CRIMES

misplaced

oweing
niece

What is the crime?
robbery/rape

Who did it?
both the hairdresser/thief
What went wrong? Why?
The tables have been turned!

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Jul 11th INTER Monica
YOUR LOVE

* Family
* Animals
* Friendship
* Romantic Love
Types of Love:
(www.hipgreece.com/the-ancient-greeks--6-words-for-love.html)

QUOTES
Love at first sight
Pure

Majoirity = 90% of people

raised
psychopaths

LOVE LETTER:

DATE                City/State/Country

Greetings,
1st: Introduction
2nd: Development
3rd: Conclusion

Farewell, (always yours)
Your name

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AUG 3rd BASIC Monica

Door
Poor

Pour the wine
sibilings

to feed = to give food to somebody/an animal

Homeless = no home
loveless = no love

to whom would you give money?

Fooled me once -> shame on you
Folled me twice (2x) -> shame on me

suspicious - a flea behind your ear

to trust someone = to have faith / to believe in someone

"IN GOD WE TRUST"
neatly
dry =/= wet
20's
but = yet

poLIce = 190
policy = insurance (set of rules)

stepped [T]

"you snooze, you loose"

fare = tax
has -> had

to pick up - picked up
keep - kept
to bother = to "irritate"

blinking
didn't
charitable -> charity ->

to add up = it makes sense
Non-government organizations - NGO's
toward - in the direction of

SURE -> reassured
SCAM ========================= FAKE NEWS
"what is to be a good person?"
reddemed - redemption
it always surprises ME
to greet

She was suspicious

She was reddemed / relieved

To Follow your Instincts is very important

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July 3rd,2018 - Teacher Gabriela

Paulo Maluf - he was SP's mayor. He stole money. Embelzzment. HE'S AT HOME-ARREST
Celso Pitta - He was SP's mayor too. He committed embelzzment.
Eike Batista - He is a businessman. He was arrested. He was condemned of bribery.

VOCABULARY
GREEDY = AMBITIOUS
UNDERDOG
PUNISHMENT
TO GIVE BACK THE MONEY
JAIL=PRISON
ADVICE = SUGGEST, RECOMMENDATION
TO STEAL = TO ROB
WEALTH = RICHNESS
INJURED = HURT

WHITE-COLLAR CRIMES x BLUE-COLLAR CRIMES
Blue-Collar Crimes = It's a crime committed by a person from a lower social class.
White-Collar Crimes = It's a crime committed by a person from a higher social class.