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1. Unforgettable – something so special that you'll always remember it.

Example: Our trip to Costa Rica was unforgettable.

2. Advice – suggestions about what someone should do.

Example: My father always gives me good advice.

3. Memories – things you remember from your life.

Example: I have amazing memories from my childhood.

4. Take chances – to do something even if there is some risk.

Example: Sometimes you have to take chances to grow.

5. Travel far – to go to distant places.

Example: I'd love to travel far next year.

6. Live life to the fullest – to enjoy every opportunity and make the most of life.

Example: She lives life to the fullest.

7. Regret – to feel sorry about something you did or didn't do.

Example: I don't want to regret not studying English.

8. Path – the direction your life takes.

Example: Everyone has a different path in life.

9. Dream – something you hope to achieve in the future.

Example: Learning English is one of my dreams.

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Key Vocabulary

1. Be willing to – to be ready or prepared to do something.

Example: You must be willing to work hard to achieve your goals.

2. Work hard – to put in a lot of effort to achieve something.

Example: She worked hard to pass the exam.

3. Be remembered for – to be known or admired because of something you did.

Example: Steve Jobs is remembered for changing the technology industry.

4. The life I lived – the experiences, choices and moments that make up someone's life.

Example: She is proud of the life she has lived.

5. Make money – to earn money through work or business.

Example: Many people work hard to make money.

6. Decide – to make a choice after thinking carefully.

Example: He decided to learn English this year.

7. Achieve – to successfully reach a goal.

Example: She achieved her dream of studying abroad.

8. Goal – something you want to achieve.

Example: My goal is to become fluent in English.

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A. Match the columns

Vocabulary

A. high-end
B. editor-in-chief
C. recent graduate
D. assistant
E. job interview
F. journalism
G. to be hired
H. demanding
I. confident

Meanings

1. ___ a meeting to evaluate a candidate for a job

2. ___ luxury / sophisticated / expensive

3. ___ a person who helps someone professionally

4. ___ someone who finished college recently

5. ___ the boss responsible for a magazine/newspaper

6. ___ requiring a lot of effort and attention

7. ___ the profession of reporting news and writing articles

8. ___ sure about yourself and your abilities

9. ___ to officially get a job

B. Vocabulary Box

high-end • assistant • demanding • confident • hired • journalism

1. Miranda is very difficult and requires perfection.
→ Miranda is very __________.

2. Andy studied news reporting and media in college.
→ Andy studied __________.

3. Emily works as Miranda’s professional helper.
→ Emily is Miranda’s __________.

4. Runway is a luxury fashion magazine.
→ Runway is a __________ fashion magazine.

5. Andy looked nervous, but she tried to sound sure of herself.
→ She tried to sound __________.

6. Andy hopes she gets the job.
→ Andy hopes she gets __________.

C. Use the vocabulary to create your own examples.

1. recent graduate

2. job interview

3. confident

4. demanding

5. high-end brand

Ex.

She’s a recent graduate looking for her first job.

I always get nervous before a job interview.

Emily sounds extremely confident at work.

Miranda is a very demanding boss.

Gucci is considered a high-end brand.

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1. Som /t/ → normalmente com essas terminações:

p, k, f, s, sh, ch, x

help → helped /helpt/

work → worked /wɜːrkt/
wash → washed /wɒʃt/
watch → watched /wɒtʃt/
fix → fixed /fɪkst/

TIP: som “seco”, sem vibração

2. Som /d/ → maioria dos outros casos:

vogais + b, g, v, z, m, n, l, r…

play → played /pleɪd/
clean → cleaned /kliːnd/
live → lived /lɪvd/
call → called /kɔːld/

TIP: som “vibrando”

3. Som /ɪd/ → fácil de memorizar:

termina em T ou D

want → wanted /ˈwɒntɪd/
need → needed /ˈniːdɪd/
decide → decided /dɪˈsaɪdɪd/

TIP: aqui você fala o ED

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🔹 COM IN

in a hurry

in the end (result)

in time

in a meeting

🔹 COM ON

on time (punctual)

on the phone

on purpose (by accident)

🔹 COM AT

at the moment

at least

at the end

at night

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I live ___ Brazil.

She has a meeting ___ Monday.

The book is ___ the shelf.

The class starts ___ 8 a.m.

They are ___ the car.

We met ___ 2020.

He is ___ home.

The picture is ___ the wall.

I study ___ the morning.

Let’s meet ___ the bus stop.

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IN = inside / general / wide

📍 PLACE
• in Brazil
• in São Paulo
• in the house

⏰ TIME
• in 2025
• in July
• in the morning

💡 Pense: dentro de algo maior

ON = surface / more specific

📍 PLACE
• on the table
• on the wall
• on Paulista Avenue

⏰ TIME
• on Monday
• on May 10th
• on Friday morning

💡 Pense: em cima / sobre algo

AT = very specific / exact

📍 PLACE
• at the door
• at home
• at the bus stop

⏰ TIME
• at 7 a.m.
• at noon
• at night

💡 Pense: um ponto no mapa

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1. Heat up - to make food hotter.

I heat up leftovers for dinner.

2. Pick up - to go somewhere to get someone or something.

I need to pick up my husband at work today.

3. Stock up (on) - to buy a large amount of something to keep for later use.

I like to stock up on coffee.

4. Warm up - to prepare your body for exercise by doing light activity.

I always warm up before the lesson plan.

5. Work out - to exercise.

I need to work out today.

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I’m ___ bed right now.

She is ___ the restaurant. (having dinner)

The cat is ___ the bed.

I live ___ Brazil.

The meeting is ___ Monday ___ 9 a.m.

He is ___ the bus.

We met ___ 2022.

She works ___ a hospital.

I study ___ the evening.

Let’s meet ___ the entrance.

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1. PERK UP - to become more energetic, happier, or in a better mood after feeling tired or

low.

2. LOOK THROUGH - to take a look or read something quickly.

3. DASH OFF - to write or send something very quickly.

4. COME UP WITH - to create, think of, or invent an idea or plan.

5. FLESH OUT - to add more details to an idea, plan, or project.

6. WRAP UP - to finish or bring something to an end.