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Basic English

Prof. Me. Emer M. Rodrigues

merari769.blogspot.com.br

THE ALPHABET

GREETINGS 

HI



HELLO

A–B–C–D–E–F–G–H–I–J–K–L–M N–O–P–Q–R–S–T–U–V–W–Y–X–Z NAMES



GOOD MORNING



WHAT’S YOUR NAME? MY NAME IS…



GOOD AFTERNOON



WHAT’S HIS NAME? HIS NAME IS…



GOOD EVENING



WHAT’S HER NAME? HER NAME IS…



GOOD NIGHT



WHAT’S YOUR FIRST NAME? MY FIRST NAME IS…



GOOD BYE



SO LONG







HOW ARE YOU?



HOW IS EVERYTHING?



WHAT’S YOUR MIDDLE NAME? MY MIDDLE NAME IS…



WHAT´S GOING ON?



WHAT’S YOUR LAST NAME? MY LAST NAME IS…



HOW DO YOU DO?



WHAT’S YOUR FULL NAME? MY FULL NAME IS…



HOW ARE YOU GOING?



WHAT’S UP?

I AM FINE, THANKS

SEE YOU LATER

EXPRESSIONS



I’M GREAT



EXCUSE ME



I’M VERY GOOD



I’M SORRY



I’M GORGEOUS



WAIT A MINUTE, PLEASE!



I AM SO SO



COULD YOU REPEAT, PLEASE?



I’M NOT GOOD



I DON’T UNDERSTAND.



MAY I DRINK SOME WATER?



MAY I GO TO THE BATHROOM?



SEE YOU SOON



SEE YOU TOMORROW



MAY I USE YOUR ERASER/PEN/PENCIL? / THAK YOU SO MUCH



SEE YOU NEXT WEEK/MONTH/LATER



HOW DO YOU SAY… IN ENGLISH? / HOW DO YOU SPELL?

Emer Merari Rodrigues

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A ABLE ABOUT ABOVE ACTION ADD ADVANCE AFRAID AFTER AGAIN AGAINST AGE AGREE AIR AIRPLANE ALL ALMOST ALONG ALREADY ALSO ALTHOUGH ALWAYS AMOUNT AND ANGER ANGRY ANIMAL ANOTHER ANSWER ANY APPEAR APPLE APRIL ARE ARMY AROUND ARRIVE ART ARTICLE AS ASK ATTEMPT AUGUST AUNT AWAY

Um, um Capaz de Sobre Acima Ação Adicionar Avançar Medo Depois Mais uma vez Contra Idade Concordar Ar Avião Tudo, todos Quase Ao longo Já Também Embora Sempre Quantidade E Raiva Zangado Animal Outro Responder Qualquer Aparecer maçã Abril São Exército Em torno de Chegar Arte Artigo Como Perguntar Atentar Agosto Tia Longe

BABY BACK BAD BAG BALL BANK

Bebê De volta Ruim Saco Bola Banco

BANKER BASKET BATTLE BAY BE BEAR BEAUTY BECAUSE BECOME BED BEEN BEFORE BEGAN BEGIN BEHIND BEING BELIEVE BELL BELONG BELOW BESIDE BEST BETTER BETWEEN BEYOND BICYCLE BIG BIRD BLACK BLOOD BLOW BLUE BOARD BOAT BODY BONE BOOK BORN BORROW BOTH BOTTLE BOX BOY BRANCH BRAND BREAD BREAK BRIDGE BRIGHT BRING BROKE BROKEN

Banqueiro Cesta Batalha Baía Ser Tenha Beleza Porque Tornar-se Cama Já esteve Antes Começou Começar Atrás Ser Acreditar Sino Pertencer Abaixo Ao lado de O melhor Melhor Entre Além Bicicleta Grande Pássaro Preto Sangue Soprar Azul Conselho Barco Corpo Osso Livro Nascido Pedir emprestado Tanto Garrafa Caixa Menino Galho Marca Pão Quebrar Ponte Brilhante Trazer Quebrou Quebrado

BROUGHT BROWN BUG BUILD BUILDING BUILT BURN BUS BUSINESS BUSY BUT BUTTER BUY BY

Trouxe Marrom Bicho Construir Prédio Construído Queimar Ônibus Negócio Ocupado Mas Manteiga Comprar Por

CAKE CALL CAME CAN CAN'T CAPTAIN CAR CARE CARRY CASE CATCH CAUGHT CAUSE CENT CENTURY CHAIR CHANCE CHANGE CHARACTER CHARGE CHIEF CHILD CHILDHOOD CHILDREN CHOOSE CHURCH CIGARETTE CIRCLE CITY CLASS CLASSROOM CLEAN CLEAR CLOCK CLOSE CLOTH CLOTHES

Bolo Chamar Veio Lata Não pode Capitão Carro Cuidar Transportar Caso Pegar Apanhados Causa Centavo Século Cadeira Chance Mudar Caráter Carga Chefe Criança Infância Crianças Escolher Igreja Cigarro Círculo Cidade Classe Sala de aula Limpo Limpar Relógio Fechar Pano Roupa

CLOUD COAT COLD COLLEGE COLOR COME COMMAND COMPANY COMPLETE CONDITION CONSIDER

Nuvem Casaco Frio Faculdade Cor Vir Comando Companhia Completar Condição Considerar

CONSIDERABLE

Considerável

CONTAIN CONTINUE CONTROL COOK CORN COST COULD COUNT COUNTRY COURSE COVER CROSS CROWD CRY CUP CUT

Conter Continuar Controlar Cozinhar Milho Custar Poderia Contar País Curso Cobrir Atravessar Multidão Chorar Xícara Cortar

DAILY DANCE DARK DATE DAUGHTER DAY DEAD DEAL DEAR DECEMBER DECIDE DEEP DEGREE DELIGHT DEMAND DESIRE DESTROY DEVICE DID DIE DIFFERENCE DIFFERENT DIFFICULT

Diário Dançar Escuro Data Filha Dia Morto Tratar Caro Dezembro Decidir Profundidade Grau Deliciar Demanda Desejo Destruir Dispositivo Fez Morrer Diferença Diferente Difícil

DIG DINNER DIRECT DISCOUNT DISH DISTANCE DISTANT DIVE DIVIDE DO DOCTOR DOES DOG DOLL DOLLAR DONE DON'T DOOR DOUBLE DOUBT DOWN DREAM DRESS DRIED DRINK DRIVE DROP DRY DUCK DURING DUST DUTY

Cavar Jantar Dirigir Desconto Prato Distância Distante Mergulho Dividir Fazer Médico Faz Cão Boneca Dólar Feito Não Porta Dobrar Duvido Para baixo Sonho Vestir Seco Beber Conduzir Cair Secar Pato Durante Poeira Dever

EACH EAR EARLY EARTH EAST EASY EAT EDGE EFFORT EGG EIGHT EITHER ELECTRIC ELECTRICITY ELSE EMBRACE ENEMY ENGLISH ENJOY

Cada Ouvido Cedo Terra Leste Fácil Comer Borda Esforço Ovo Oito Ou Elétrico Eletricidade Outro Abraço inimigo Inglês Desfrutar

Emer Merari Rodrigues

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ENOUGH ENTER EQUAL ESCAPE EVEN EVENING EVER EVERY EXAMPLE EXCEPT EXPERIENCE EXPLAIN EYE

Suficiente Entrar Igual Escapar Mesmo Noite Sempre, já Cada Exemplo Exceto Experiência Explicar Olho

FACE FACT FAIL FAIR FALL FAMILY FAMOUS FANCY FAR FARM FAST FAT FATHER FAUCET FAVOR FEAR FEBRUARY FEED HALF FELL FELT FENCE FEW FIELD FIFTEEN FIFTH FIFTY FIGHT FIGURE FILL FIND FINE FINGER FINISH FIRE FIRM FIRST FISH

Face Fato Falhar Feira Cair Família Famoso Fantasia Longe Fazenda Rápido Gordura Pai Torneira Favorecer Medo Fevereiro Alimentar Metade Cair Caiu Cerca Poucos Campo Quinze Quinto Cinquenta Lutar Descobrir Preencher Encontrar Bem Dedo Terminar Fogo Empresa Primeiro Peixe

FIT FIVE FIX FLIER FLOOR FLOWER FLY FOLLOW FOOD FOOL FOOT FOR FORCE FOREIGN FOREST FOREVER FORGET FORM FORTIETH FORTY FORWARD FOUND FOUR FREE FRESH FRIDAY FRIEND FROM FRONT FURTHER FUTURE GAIN GAME GARDEN GATE GATHER GAVE GENERAL GENTLE GENTLEMAN GET GIFT GIVE GLAD GLASS GLASSES GLOSSARY GO GOD GOES GOLD GONE

Caber Cinco Fixar Aviador Piso Flor Voar Seguir Comida Enganar Pé Para Forçar Estrangeiro Floresta Para sempre Esquecer Forma Quadragésimo Quarenta Para a frente Encontrado Quatro Livre Fresco Sexta-feira Amigo De, origem Frente Mais Futuro Ganhar Jogo Jardim Portão Reunir Deu Geral Gentil Cavalheiro Obter Dom Dar Feliz Vidro Óculos Glossário Ir Deus Vai Ouro Ido

GOODBYE GOT GOVERN GRAIN GRAVE GRAY GREAT GREEN GREW GROUP GROW GROWN GUARD GUESS GUIDE GUN

Adeus Teve Governar Grão Grave Cinza Grande, ótimo Verde Cresceu Grupo Crescer Crescido Guarda Adivinhar Orientar Arma

HAD HAIR HALF HALL HAND HANG HAPPEN HAPPY HARD HAS HAT HAVE HE HEAD HEALTH HEAR HEARD HEART HEAT HEAVEN HEAVY HEIGHT HELD HELLO HELP HER HERE HERS HIGH HIM HIS HISTORY HIT HOLD HOLE

Teve Cabelo Metade Salão Mão Pendurar Acontecer Feliz Difícil Tem Chapéu Ter Ele Cabeça Saúde Ouvir Ouviu Coração Calor Céu Pesado Altura Mantido Olá Ajudar Sua Aqui Dela Alto Ele, o Sua, dele História Acertar Segurou Buraco

HOME HOPE HORSE HOT HOUR HOUSE HOW HOWEVER HUMAN HUNGRY HUNT HURRY HURT HUSBAND

Lar Esperança Cavalo Quente Hora Casa Como Contudo Humano Faminto Caça Pressa Machucar Marido

I ICE IDEA IF ILL IMPORTANT IN INCH INCLUDE INCREASE INDEED INDUSTRY INSIDE INSTEAD INTO IRON IS LIAR ITS

Eu Gelo Idéia Se Doente Importante Em Polegada Incluir Aumentar De fato Indústria Dentro Em vez Em, dentro Ferro É, está Mentiroso Sua

JANUARY JOB JOIN JOY JUDGE JULY JUNE JUST

Janeiro Trabalho Juntar Alegria Juiz Julho Junho Justo

KEEP KEPT KIND KING KISS KITCHEN KNOW LABOR

Manter Guardado Tipo Rei Beijo Cozinha Saber Trabalho

LADDER LADY LAKE LAND LANGUAGE LARGE LAST LATER LAUGH LAUGHTER LAW LAY LEAD LEADER LEARN LEAST LEAVE LED LEFT LEG LENGTH LESS LET LETTER LIAR LIE LIFE LIGHT LIKE LINE LIST LISTEN LITTLE LIVE LONE LONG LOOK LORD LOSE LOSS LOST LOT LOUD LOVE LOW LOWER

Escada Senhora Lago Terra Linguagem Grande Passado Mais tarde Rir Riso Lei Deitar Conduzir Líder Aprender Mínimo Deixar Led Esquerda Perna Comprimento Menos Deixar Carta Mentiroso Mentir Vida Luz Como, gostar Linha Lista Ouvir Pouco Viver Solitário Longo Olhar Senhor Perder Perda Perdido Muitos Alto Amor Baixo Baixar

MACHINE MAD MADE MAIL MAKE

Máquina Louco Feito Correio Fazer

Emer Merari Rodrigues

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MAN MANNER MANY MARCH MARK MARKET MARRY MASTER MATERIAL MATTER MAY MAYBE MAYOR ME MEAN MEASURE MEAT MEET MEETING MEMBER MEN MET METHOD MIDDLE MIGHT MILE MILK MILLION MIND MINE MINUTE MISS MISTER MODERN MONDAY MOON MORE MORNING MOST MOTHER MOUNTAIN MOVE MOVEMENT MR. MRS. MS. MUCH MUD MUSIC MUST MY NAIL

Homem Maneira Muitos Março Marcar Mercado Casar Mestre Material Importância Maio Talvez Prefeito Me Significa Medir Carne Encontrar Reunião Membro Homens Encontrou Método Meio Poder Milha Leite Milhão Mente Mina Minuto Sentir a falta de Senhor Moderno Segunda-feira Lua Mais Manhã A maioria Mãe Montanha Mover Movimento Senhor Senhora Senhorita Muito Lama Música Obrigação Meu Prego

NATION NATURE NEAR NEARLY NECESSARY NECK NEED NEEDLE NEIGHBOR NEITHER NERVE NEVER NEW NEWS NEXT NICE NIECE NIGHT NINE NO NOISE NONE NOON NOR NORTH NOSE NOT NOTE NOTHING NOTICE NOVEMBER NOW NUMBER

Nação Natureza Perto Quase Necessário Pescoço Necessidade Agulha Vizinho Nem Nervo Nunca Novo Notícia Próximo Bom, legal Sobrinha Noite Nove Não, sem Barulho Nenhum Meio-dia Nem Norte Nariz Não Nota Nada Notar Novembro Agora Número

OBJECT OCEAN O'CLOCK OCTOBER ODD OF OFF OFFER OFFICE OFTEN OIL OK OLD ON ONE ONLY OPEN OPINION

Objeto Oceano Horas Outubro Estranho De Desligado Oferecer Escritório Frequentemente Óleo Ok Velho Em Um Apenas Abrir Opinião

OR ORDER ORDERLY OTHER OUGHT OUR OUT OUTER OUTSIDE OVER OWN PAGE PAID PAIN PAPER PART PARTIAL PARTY PASS PAST PAY PEACE PEOPLE PERFECT PERHAPS PERIOD PERSON PICK PICTURE PIECE PLACE PLAIN PLAN PLANT PLAY PLEASANT PLEASE PLEASURE POINT POOR POSITION POSSIBLE POT POWER PREPARE PRESENT PRESIDENT PRESS PRETEND PRETTY PRICE PROBABLY

Ou Ordem Ordenado Outro Dever Nosso Fora Exterior Fora Sobre Próprio Página Pago Dor Papel Parte Parcial Festa Passar Passado Pagar Paz Pessoas Perfeito Talvez Período Pessoa Escolher Quadro Peça Lugar Planície Plano Planta Jogar Agradável Por favor Prazer Ponto Pobre Posição Possível Pote Poder Preparar Apresentar Presidente Imprensa Fingir Bastante Preço Provavelmente

PROBLEM PRODUCE PROMISE PROUD PROVE PUBLIC PULL PURE PUSH PUT

Problema Produzir Promessa Orgulhoso Provar Público Puxar Puro Empurrar Colocar

QUARTER QUEEN QUESTION QUICK QUICKLY QUIET

Um quarto Rainha Pergunta Rápido Rapidamente Calma

RACE RAIN RAISE RAN REACH READ READY REAL REALIZE REALLY REASON RECORD RED REMEMBER REPLY REPORT REQUIRE REST RESULT RHYTHM RICH RIDE RIGHT RING RISE RIVER ROAD ROCK ROLL ROOM ROUND ROW RULE RUN

Raça Chuva Aumentar Correu Alcançar Ler Pronto Real Perceber Realmente Razão Registro Vermelho Lembrar Responder Denunciar Requisitar Resto Resultar Ritmo Rico Montar Direito Anel Subir Rio Estrada Rocha Rolar Quarto Volta Linha Governar Correr

RUSH

Apressar

SAD SAFETY SAID SAIL SALT SAME SAT SATURDAY SAVE SAW SCENE SCHOOL SEA SEAT SECOND SEE SEED SEEM SELF SELL SENSE SENT SEPARATE SEPTEMBER SERVE SERVICE SET SETTLE SEVEN SEVERAL SHADE SHAKE SHAVE SHE SHINE SHIP SHIRT SHOE SHOP SHORE SHORT SHOT SHOULD SHOULDER SHOUT SHOW SHOWN SICK SIDE SIGHT

Triste Segurança Dito Velejar Sal Mesmo Sáb. Sábado Salvar Serra Cena Escola Mar Assento Segundo Ver Semente Parecer Próprio Vender Sentido Enviado Separado Setembro Servir Serviço Conjunto Resolver Sete Vários Sombra Mexer Barbear Ela Brilhar Navio Camisa Sapato Compras Costa Curto Tiro Deveria Ombro Gritar Mostrar Mostrou Doente Lado Vista

Emer Merari Rodrigues

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SIGN SILVER SIMPLE SING SINGLE SISTER SIT SIX SIZE SLEEP SLEPT SLOW SMALL SMELL SMOKE SNOW SO SOCK SOFT SOIL SOLD SOMETHING SOMETIMES SON SONG SOON SORRY SORT SOUND SOUTH SPACE SPEAK SPECIAL SPELL SPEND SPENT SPOKE SPOT SPREAD SPRING SQUARE STAND STAR START STATE STATION STAY STEP STICK STILL STOOD STOP

Assinar Prata Simples Cantar Simples, solteiro Irmã Sentar-se Seis Tamanho Dormir Dormiu Devagar Pequeno Cheiro Fumar Neve Assim Soco Macio Solo Vendido Algo Às vezes Filho Canção Em breve Desculpe Tipos, vários Soar, som Sul Espaço Falar Especial Soletrar Gastar Gasto Raio Local Espalhar Primavera Praça Suporte Estrela Começar Estado Estação Ficar Passo Vara Ainda Ficou Parar

STORE STORM STORY STRAIGHT STRANGE STRANGER STREAM STREET STRENGTH STRIKE STRONG STUDENT STUDY SUCCEED SUCCESS SUCH SUDDEN SUFFER SUGAR SUIT SUMMER SUN SUNDAY SUPPLY SUPPOSE SURE SURPRISE SWEET SYSTEM TABLE TAIL TAKE TALK TALL TASTE TEACH TELL TEN THAN THANK THAT THE THEIR THEM THEN THERE THEREFORE THESE THEY THICK THIN

Armazenar Tempestade História Em linha reta Estranho Desconhecido Córrego Rua Força Derrubar Forte Estudante Estudar Suceder Sucesso Tal, tipo De repente Sofrer Açúcar Terno Verão Sol Domingo Fornecer Supor Certo Surpresa Doce Sistema Tabela Cauda Tomar Falar Alto Gosto Ensinar Dizer Dez Que Agradecer Que O, A, Os, As Deles, delas Eles Depois Lá Portanto Estes Eles,elas Espesso Fino

THING THINK THIRTEEN THIS THOSE THOUGH THOUGHT THOUSAND THREE THREW THROUGH THROW THROWN THURSDAY TIE TILL TIME TIRED TO TODAY TOGETHER TOLD TOMORROW TOO TOOK TORE TOUCH TOWARD TOWN TRADE TRAIN TRAINING TRAVEL TREE TRIED TRIES TRIP TROUBLE TRUE TRUST TRY TUESDAY TURN TWELVE TWENTY TWO

Coisa Pensar Treze Este Aqueles Embora Pensamento Mil Três Jogou Através Jogar Jogado Quinta-feira Amarrar Até Tempo Cansado Para Hoje Juntos Disse Amanhã Também Levou Rasgou Tocar Para Cidade Comércio Trem Treinamento Viajar Árvore Experimentado Tenta Viagem Problema Verdadeiro Confiar Tentar Terça-feira Transformar Doze Vinte Dois

UNCLE UNDERSTOOD US USE USUAL

Tio Entendido Nos, a gente Usar Usual

VALLEY VARIOUS

Vale Vário

VIEW VISIT VOICE

Ver Visitar Voz

WAGON WAIT WALK WALL WANT WAR WARM WAS WASH WATCH WATER WAVE WAY WE WEAK WEAR WEATHER WEDGE WEDNESDAY WEEK WEIGHT WELCOME WELL WENT WEST WET WHAT WHEAT WHEEL WHEN WHERE WHETHER WHICH WHILE WHITE WHO WHOLE WHOM WHOSE WHY WIFE WILD WILL WIN WIND

Vagão Espere Andar Parede Querer Guerra Quente Foi Lavar Ver Água Onda Maneira Nós Fraco Desgaste Tempo Calçar, grana Quarta-feira Semana Peso Bem-vindo Bem Fui Oeste Molhado O que Trigo Roda, pneu Quando Onde Se Que, o qual Enquanto Branco Quem Inteiro Quem De quem Por que Esposa Selvagem Desejo Ganhar Vento

WINDOW WISE WISH WOMAN WOMEN WON WONDER WONDERFUL WOOD WORD WORE WORK WORLD WORN WORTH WOULD WRITE WRITTEN WRONG WROTE XEROX

Janela Sábio Desejo Mulher Mulheres Venceu Maravilha Maravilhoso Madeira Palavra Usava Trabalhar Mundo Usado Valor Será que Escrever Escrito Errado Escreveu Xerox

X-RAY XYLOPHONE

X-ray Xilofone

YARD YEAR YELLOW YES YESTERDAY YET YOU YOUNG YOURS

Quintal Ano Amarelo Sim Ontem Ainda Você Jovem Seu

Animal Planet ANT – BEAR – GRASSHOPER – COCKROACH – PIGEON – HEN – BULL – GOAT – COW – LION BEE – OX – CALF – PIG – FOX – PARROT – BEETLE – SHEEP – MONKEY – COCK (ROOSTER)

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PONHA OS VOCÁBULOS TRADUZIDOS EM INGLÊS

ACROSS

DOWN 2. MELANCIA 12. LARANJA

3. INVERNO

4. JOGAR

5. BATOM

14. POSSO IR AO BANHEIRO?

22. MÃO

23. NARIZ

35. OLÁ

38. DEDO

24. ÁGUA 42. CARRO

26. SUCO

7. POSSO SAIR?

15. ONDE 27. AVÔ

44. VERMELHO

17. QUEM

8. BRINQUEDOS 18. REI

31. BICICLETA

45. BONECA

20. VAI

10.LUVAS 21. PIPOCA

32. COM LICENÇA

46. BORRACHA

33. CASA

47. GALINHA

48. BEBÊ

1. COMO 4. CALÇAS 5. AMOR 6. OI 7. CADEIRA 9. CERTO 10. VERDE 11. VACA 13. FORMIGA 16. MEIAS 17. O QUÊ 19. AVIÃO 25. BOM DIA 27. UVAS 28. ENFERMEIRA 29. COMPUTADOR 30. SAPATO 33. CABELO 34. SAIA 36. SOL 37. OLHO 39. COBRA 40. CHAPÉU 41. AZUL 43. CEM 49. SANDUICHE 50. RAINHA 51. PERNA 52. ÓTIMO 53. PÉ 54. POSSO BEBER ÁGUA?

Sickness Cough – fever – running nose – sneeze – bronchitis – spot – sore throat – tonsillitis – rash – headache – dandruff – scar – bruise – wound heartache – earache – stomachache – toothache – backache

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Questionary

The Good Student One night, a father came in house and went to talk with your son. Father: - Listen to me, my son. I was with your English teacher and I’m very angry, because he told me of the 36 students in the classroom you are the worst of all. Vocabulary Boy: - It is good daddy. Ever: Já Father: - Good? How good? Angry: Zangado Boy: - Have you ever imagined if there were 54 students? Told: ( p. Tell) Contar There were: havia, houvesse 1. How many personages are there in the story? ________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. Translate: “You are the worst of all.” ________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. Answer in Portuguese: Why is this a funny story? ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. Traduza o texto:

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IMAGINE JOHN LENNON

IMAGINE JOHN LENNON

Imagine there's no heaven It's easy if you try No hell below us Above us only sky Imagine all the people Living for today

Imagine que não há paraíso É fácil se você tentar Nenhum inferno abaixo de nós Acima de nós apenas o céu Imagine todas as pessoas Vivendo para o hoje

Imagine there's no countries It isn't hard to do Nothing to kill or die for And no religion too Imagine all the people Living life in peace

Imagine não existir países Não é difícil de fazê-lo Nada pelo que lutar ou morrer E nenhuma religião também Imagine todas as pessoas Vivendo a vida em paz

You may say I'm a dreamer But i'm not the only one I hope some day You'll join us And the world will be as one

Você pode dizer Que eu sou um sonhador Mas eu não sou o único Eu tenho a esperança de que um dia Você se juntará a nós E o mundo será como um só

Imagine no possessions I wonder if you can No need for greed or hunger A brotherhood of man Imagine all the people Sharing all the world

Imagine não existir posses Me pergunto se você consegue Sem necessidade de ganância ou fome Uma irmandade de humana Imagine todas as pessoas Compartilhando todo o mundo

You may say, I'm a dreamer But i'm not the only one I hope some day You'll join us And the world will live as one

Você pode dizer Que eu sou um sonhador Mas eu não sou o único Eu tenho a esperança de que um dia Você se juntará a nós E o mundo viverá como um só

ATIVIDADE DE LÍNGUA INGLESA

SIMPLE PRESENT Affirmative

Negative

Interrogative

I You He She It We You They PRESENT CONTINUOUS Affirmative

Negative

Interrogative

I You He She It We You They

SIMPLE PAST Affirmative

Negative

Interrogative

I You He She It We You They SIMPLE FUTURE Affirmative

I You He She It We You They

Negative

Interrogative

PRODUÇÃO E INTERPRETAÇÃO DE TEXTO

Dear Friend,

Beach Street, 23 Fernando de Noronha Pernambuco - Brazil September 23, 2011

It feels like such a long time since the last time I saw you. I miss you so much. So far my trip has been great! I spend my all my weekends at the beach. What about you? I am getting a nice tan and you can no longer say I am paler than you. I have been playing lots of volleyball, surfing, soccer and building a nice collection of sea shells. My mom says I will not go back to our city. And you, do you like the beach? However I’m studying and working here. Are you working too? I drive an ice cream truck around and sell ice cream to the kids. It is so cool. It is a combination of the two things I love most, ice cream and kids. The pay isn't too great but I love the job so much. I hope your days have been going well for you too. I am only a month and a half here. The most important thing is: I think I’m loving my classmate, but this is our secret. Your friend, Valéria Niorquis Hir 1. Produza uma carta e responda às perguntas da fictícia Valéria N. Hir. Use o mesmo formato acima. (mínimo 15 linhas ) ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________

INTERPRETAÇÃO E PRODUÇÃO DE TEXTO 1. Leia o texto abaixo sobre John Smith, com a ajuda de um dicionário preencha as colunas abaixo sobre ele e você, depois crie um small text usando a segunda coluna com os seus dados. This is John Smith. He’s Colombian but he lives in Brazil. He is a prisoner, he is a single man. Mr Smith is 33 years old. He doesn’t work or study. Mr Smith cannot read or write but he can play the guitar very well. He plays the guitar every day at 6:30 pm after dinner. The other prisoners all like his music. Mr Smith likes POP ROCK but he doesn’t like SAMBA. Mr Smith likes Brazilian food and drinks…He loves brown chocolate but he doesn’t like white chocolate, he can dance very well. His room number in the prison is 333 on the 3rd floor. People call Mr Smith "The Music Man". Mr Smith is a happy prisoner. He wakes up at 5:15am and has breakfast; he eats very much!!! He has black coffee and bread in the morning but he doesn’t eat fruit or drink milk. He smokes very much!!! DATA

JOHN SMITH

YOU

Age Name Nationality Hobbies Abilities Happiness Occupation Nick name Marital status Breakfast time Favourite foods Favourite Music

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EXERCISES 1. Escreva os números por extenso em Inglês: a) 43:_________________________________________ f) 92º:__________________________________ b) 43º: ________________________________________g) 30:___________________________________ c) 12:_________________________________________h) 30º:___________________________________ d) 12º: _______________________________________ i) 8:_____________________________________ e) 92: _______________________________________ j) 8º:____________________________________ 2. Passe as sentenças para a forma negativa, interrogativa e traduza: a) Clodoaldo and I are eating some fruits _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ b) Luan is sleeping a lot. _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ c) They will be very rich some day _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ 4. Traduza para o Inglês:

3. Como se escreve as horas em Inglês: 3:45 – 12:00 – 22:15 – 4:25 – 1:00 a) _______________________ b) _______________________ c) _______________________ d) _______________________ e) _______________________

5. Como escrever em Inglês:

a) Arroz:_________________ b) Feijão:_______________ c) Pão com manteiga:_____________ d) Suco de goiaba:______________ e) Piranha:___________________

a) Peito: _____________________ b) Ombro: ____________________ c) Pés: _______________________ d) Joelho:_____________________ e) Costas: ____________________

6. Relembre em inglês os nomes dos animais abaixo:

______________________________________________________________________________________________ 7. Complete com a Little ou a few

8. Traduza a 7 questão com as respostas

a) _______________ bottles b)_______________ blood c)________________ cellphones d)________________ oxen e)________________ drawings

a) _______________________ b) _______________________ c) _______________________ d) _______________________ e) _______________________

9. Identifique os tempos verbais das frases abaixo e traduza-as. a. I will se some boys at the classroom. b. She is opening a space in the street. c. We wanted no cats in this hospital.

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True Colors – Cyndi Lauper

Cores Reais – Cyndi Lauper

You with the sad eyes Don't be discouraged Oh I realize It's hard to take courage In a world full of people You can lose sight of it all And the darkness inside you Can make you feel so small

Você, com olhos tristes Não fique desanimada Oh, eu sei É difícil criar coragem Num mundo cheio de pessoas Você pode perder tudo de vista E a escuridão dentro de você Pode te fazer sentir tão insignificante

But I see your true colors Shining through I see your true colors And that's why I love you So don't be afraid to let them show Your true colors True colors are beautiful Like a rainbow

Mas eu vejo suas cores reais Brilhando por dentro Eu verei suas cores reais E é por isso que eu te amo Então não tenha medo de deixá-las aparecerem Suas cores reais Cores reais são lindas Como um arco-íris

Show me a smile then Don't be unhappy, can't remember When I last saw you laughing If this world makes you crazy And you've taken all you can bear You call me up Because you know I'll be there

Mostre-me um sorriso então Não fique infeliz, não me lembro A última vez que vi você sorrindo Se este mundo te deixa louca E você deu tudo o que você pode suportar Me chame Porque você sabe que eu estarei lá

I can't remember When I last saw you laughing If this world makes you crazy And you've taken all you can bear You call me up Because you know I'll be there

Não me lembro A última vez que vi você sorrindo Se este mundo te deixa louca E você deu tudo o que você pode suportar Me chame Porque você sabe que eu estarei lá

And I see your true colors Shining through I see your true colors And that's why I love you So don't be afraid to let them show Your true colors, true colors True colors are shining through I see your true colors And that's why I love you So don't be afraid to let them show Your true colors True colors are beautiful Like a rainbow

E eu verei suas cores reais Brilhando por dentro Eu verei suas cores reais E é por isso que eu te amo Então não tenha medo de deixá-las aparecerem Suas cores reais, cores reais Cores reais estão brilhando através de você Eu verei suas cores reais E é por isso que eu te amo Então não tenha medo de deixá-las aparecerem Suas cores reais Cores reais são lindas Como um arco-íris

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JIpIsgHqV0

ATIVIDADE DE LÍNGUA INGLESA

2010

1. Simple Past

2016

2. Simpe Present 3. Present Continuous

2020

4. Simple Future

Passe para a forma afirmativa, em quatro tempos verbais a frase: Joana / I / Love 1: 2010 _____________________________________________________________________ 2. 2017 _____________________________________________________________________ 3. 2017 _____________________________________________________________________ 4. 2020 _____________________________________________________________________ Passe para a forma negativa, em quatro tempos verbais a frase: President / of Brazil / We / believe 1: 2010 _____________________________________________________________________ 2. 2017 _____________________________________________________________________ 3. 2017 _____________________________________________________________________ 4. 2020 _____________________________________________________________________ Passe para a forma interrogativa, em quatro tempos verbais a frase: Maria / a boy / change 1: 2010 _____________________________________________________________________ 2. 2017 _____________________________________________________________________ 3. 2017 _____________________________________________________________________ 4. 2020 _____________________________________________________________________ Passe para a forma afirmativa, em quatro tempos verbais a frase: on theater / dance / you / at night 1: 2010 _____________________________________________________________________ 2. 2017 _____________________________________________________________________ 3. 2017 _____________________________________________________________________ 4. 2020 _____________________________________________________________________ Passe para a forma negativa, em quatro tempos verbais a frase: Joana / I / Love 1: 2010 _____________________________________________________________________ 2. 2017 _____________________________________________________________________ 3. 2017 _____________________________________________________________________ 4. 2020 _____________________________________________________________________ Passe para a forma interrogativa, em quatro tempos verbais a frase: President / of Brazil / We / believe 1: 2010 _____________________________________________________________________ 2. 2017 _____________________________________________________________________ 3. 2017 _____________________________________________________________________ 4. 2020 _____________________________________________________________________

Observe os pronomes abaixo e responda

1. a. b. c. 2. a. b. c. 3. a. 4. a. b. c. 5. a. b. c.

This cellphone is not Mark's, it's........... My Her Mine .........country is more beautiful than......... Yours, her Theirs, hers Your, his ........teacher is much older than.............. Hers, mine b. Our, yours c. His, my Whose flash drive is this? It's........ Her Their His .....train leaves in ten minutes. Which one is.......? Theirs, their His, her Our, ours

6 Escreva o nome das vestimentas em Inglês

Twitter's traffic comes from SMS, Instant Message, Mobile Web, and all those wonderful API projects out there. However, we also have good old-fashioned web traffic. 60% of our web traffic comes from outside the United States and this chart shows the top ten non-US sources […] 1. Infere-se no gráfico acima que: a) b) c) d) e)

Most of twitter traffic comes from Instant Message. Japan isn’t responsible for most web traffic. The Brazilian percentage of web traffic outside the U.S. is 17%. 40% of twitter’s web traffic comes from the United States. Canada and Brazil isn’t the same than France and Germany.

2. Substitua a expressão destacada sem alterar o sentido. The pastor crossed the sea on a boat alone. a) itself b) by itself c) by himself d) by alone e) himself 3. Marque a sentença verdadeira. I - Mirian herself will kiss me. (pronome enfático) II - We were by ourselves. (pronome idiomático) III - I love myself. (pronome reflexivo) IV - He wants to kill himself (pronome enfático) V - They are by themselves. (pronome reflexivo) apenas I, II e III são verdadeiros apenas I e III são verdadeiros apenas IV e II são verdadeiros apenas I, IV e V são verdadeiros e) n.d.a

a) b) c) d)

4. Bianca loves__but__doesn’t love__! __ is in love with__. Do__believe__? a) Thiago / him / she / me / it / you / me b) Thiago / his / her / hers / I / me / car c) Thiago / he / her /he /me / you / me d) Thiago / he / she / him / us / ourselves / it e) Thiago / he / her / her / I / me / she 5.João é irmão de Pedro e de Maria. Pedro é um dos três filhos de José. O filho de Maria é Mateus, Mateus não é mais velho que Pedro, João é mais novo que Maria. Deduza: O que José é de Mateus? a) Father

b) Brother

c) Grandfather

d) Uncle

e) Cousin

6.(PUC) I would rather have a __ diligent students than ___ negligent ones. a) few – many

b) few – much c) much – many d) many – much e) much – few

7.(Cescem) There's not ___ milk in the bottle. a) lot

b) lots

c) a few

d) much

e) many

8.(Fesp)Here in Brazil we don't have ___money because ___of us are poor. We have ___money because ___of us are too rich. a) many - much - few little b) many - very - few - little c) few - little - many - much d) much - many - little - few e) much - much - little – little 9.Customer:I'd like ___oranges. Shopkeeper: I'm sorry, I don't have ___ oranges today. Would you like __ else? a) any, something, some b) some, some, anyone c) any, any, anything d) some, any, anyone e) some, any, anything 10. (Cesesp) "He had do read so __ books that he couldn't do __else. a) much - anything b) much - nothing c) many - nothing d) many - anything e) several – anything "Se você julga as pessoas, não tem tempo de amá-las." (Madre Tereza)

The Logans The Logans have many plans for the weekend. Peter Logan is going to play soccer on Sunday. He is not going to the movies because that is a very important soccer game. Mary Logan is going to travel with her friend Camille. They are going to Santos. Juliana is not going to go to Santos with them because she has to study. She is going to have a difficult exam on Monday. As you see, the Logans are a very busy family with many plans for the weekend.

(aula 17, pg 16/17)

1. About Peter Logan it’s correct to say He… a) Is going to go to the movies and is going to play soccer. b) Isn’t going to go to Santos, he is going to go to the movies. c) Is going to go to the movies, Logan is going to travel. d) Isn’t going to go to the movies, he is going to play soccer. e) Is going to go to the movies and have difficult exam on Monday. 2. About Mary Logan it’s correct to say She… a) Has one friend to travel with b) Is a single woman c) Is not going to do anything on weekend d) Is going to study with Juliana e) She is going to have a difficult exam on Monday 3. What is the best interrogative form to:

Beto – study – next weekend a) Is Beto going to studing next weekend? b) Will Beto going to study next weekend? c) Am Beto going to study next weekend? d) Are Beto going to study next weekend? e) Is Beto going to study next weekend? 4. Ela vai ter um exame difícil na quinta-feira. a) She is going to have a difficult exam on Monday. b) She is going to have a difficult exam on Weekend. c) She is going to have a difficult exam on Tuesday. d) She is going to have a difficult exam on Thursday. e) She is going to have a difficult exam on Wednesday. 5. The Logans are a very busy family with many plans for the weekend. a) The Logans are: Mary, Peter and Juliana b) The Logans are: Mary, Peter, Juliana and Camille c) The Logans were: Mary, Peter and Juliana d) The Logans are going to be: Mary, Peter and Juliana e) The Logans is: Mary, Pete, Juliana and Camille ‘’Se não puder se destacar pelo talento, vença pelo esforço’’ Dave Weinbaum “Não tentes ser bem sucedido, tenta antes ser um homem de valor”. Albert Einstein

More Than Words Extreme Saying I love you Is not the words I want to hear from you It's not that I want you Not to say, but if you only knew How easy it would be to show me how you feel More than words is all you have to do to make it real Then you wouldn't have to say that you love me Cause I'd already know What would you do if my heart was torn in two? More than words to show you feel That your love for me is real What would you say if I took those words away? Then you couldn't make things new Just by saying I love you La di da, la di da More than words La di da, la di da Now that I've tried to talk to you and make you understand All you have to do is close your eyes and just reach out your hands And touch me, hold me close, don't ever let me go More than words is all I ever needed you to show Then you wouldn't have to say that you love me Cause I'd already know What would you do if my heart was torn in two? More than words to show you feel That your love for me is real What would you say if I took those words away? Then you couldn't make things new Just by saying I love you

Mais do que palavras – Extreme Dizer eu te amo Não são as palavras que eu quero ouvir de você Não é que eu não queira Que você diga, mas se ao menos você soubesse Como poderia ser fácil me mostrar o que você sente Mais que palavras é tudo que você tem que fazer real Então, você não precisaria dizer que me ama Pois eu já saberia... O que você faria se meu coração fosse partido em dois? Mais do que palavras para mostrar o que você sente Que seu amor por mim é real O que você diria se eu jogasse essas palavras fora? Depois você não poderia tornar as coisas novas Só dizendo eu te amo La di da, la di da Mais do que palavras La di da, la di da Agora que tentei conversar com você e te fazer entender Tudo o que tem fazer é fechar os olhos e estender as mãos Para me tocar, me abraçar, não me deixar partir jamais Mais do que palavras é tudo que você tem que fazer para tornar real Então, você não precisaria dizer que me ama Pois eu já saberia... O que você faria se meu coração fosse partido em dois? Mais do que palavras para mostrar o que você sente Que seu amor por mim é real O que você diria se eu jogasse essas palavras fora? Depois você não poderia tornar as coisas novas Só dizendo eu te amo

Atividade

1. Sobre o telefone pode-se afirmar que: A) ajusta o relógio digital automaticamente. B) foi adquirido naquele dia. C) envia mensagens de voz gratuitamente. D) dispõe de várias funções. E) tem uma música em formato de mp3

3. ‘That would require friends’ significa A) Isso requer amigos. B) Amigos são requisitados. C) Temos que ligar para alguns amigos. D) Os meus camaradas me requisitaram. E) Aqueles requisitaram alguns amigos.

2. No terceiro quadro, o termo but expressa A) agressão. B) exclusão. C) retificação D) recuperação. E) Contradição

4. It does everything. It refers to: A) Garfield B) Beedle C) Mom D) Mobile phone E) Friends

Brain Rays For years cancer patients have had recourse to a noninvasive surgical technique in which doctors zap tumors with focused beams of radiation. The technology was first used on brain-cancer patients because doctors can easily clamp the head in place, keeping the tumor rock steady. More recently the machines have gotten better at compensating for the patient's movement – from breathing, say – allowing doctors to treat tumors elsewhere in the body. Now doctors at Korea's St. Mary's Hospital are using a device called CyberKnife, made by Accuray in Sunnyvale, California, to treat patients with severe depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Other doctors think the technique could be useful to treat Parkinson's and epilepsy patients. Since the radiation creates permanent lesions in the brain, the method is controversial and may take years to win acceptance. ELLISON, Jesse. Brain Rays. Newsweek. New York, v. 149, n. 16/17, April 16-23, 2007. p. 10.

05. As técnicas cirúrgicas não-invasivas foram inicialmente empregadas no tratamento de: A) doença de Parkinson. B) convulsões epilépticas. C) câncer cerebral. D) distúrbios respiratórios. E) Traumatismo Craniano. 06. Há médicos utilizando CyberKnife em pacientes que apresentam A) lesão cerebral. B) transtorno obsessivo-compulsivo. C) tumor bronco-pulmonar. D) dificuldade de locomoção. E) Leptospirose.

07. O dispositivo CyberKnife teve origem: A) num hospital do sistema público de saúde. B) na Coréia do Sul. C) nos Estados Unidos. D) numa universidade da rede privada. E) Parkinson City. 08. Em relação ao uso do novo método, pode-se afirmar: A) Há objeção na comunidade médica. B) Impede que ocorram lesões permanentes. C) Reduz os riscos de efeitos colaterais. D) É aplicado para tratar quatro patologias. E) Não trata a depressão. "O insulto é a razão de quem não tem razão." (Francisco de Quevedo)

The Lord’s Prayer

Ten Commandments

Our Father, Who art in heaven, _______________________________________________ Hallowed be Thy Name, _______________________________________________ Thy Kingdom come, _______________________________________________ Thy will be done on Earth as it is in heaven. _______________________________________________ Give us this day our daily bread, _______________________________________________ and forgive us our trespasses, _______________________________________________ as we forgive those who trespass against us. _______________________________________________ And lead us not into temptation, _______________________________________________ but deliver us from evil. _______________________________________________ Amen _______________________________________________

1. You shall have no other gods before Me. _______________________________________________ 2. You shall not make for yourself a carved image. _______________________________________________ 3. You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain. _______________________________________________ 4. Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. _______________________________________________ 5. Honor your father and your mother, that your days may be long upon the land. _______________________________________________ 6. You shall not murder. _______________________________________________ 7. You shall not commit adultery. _______________________________________________ 8. You shall not steal. _______________________________________________ 9. You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor. _______________________________________________ 10. You shall not covet your neighbor’s things _______________________________________________ Encontre as Palavras em Inglês no Caça-palavras ao lado

Alho Poró: Leeks

Limão: Lemon

Alface: Lettuce

Manga: Mango

Leite: Milk

Óleo: Oil

Cebola: Ônion

Laranja: Orange

Mamão: Papaya

Macarrão: Pasta

Pêssego: Peaches

Pêra: Pear

Pimenta: Pepper

Carne: Meat

Ervilha: Peas

The Little Girl and the Wolf

One afternoon a big wolf waited in a dark forest for a little girl to come along carrying a basket of food to her grandmother. Finally a little girl did come along and she was carrying a basket of food. “Are you carrying the basket to your grandmother?” Asked the wolf. The girl said yes, she was. So the wolf asked her where her grandmother lived and the little girl told him and he disappeared into the woods. When the little girl opened the door of her grandmother’s house she saw that there was somebody in bed with a nightcap and nightgown on. She approached not nearer than 25 feet from the bed when saw that it was not her grandmother but the wolf. So she took an automatic out of her basket and shot him dead.

Moral: It is not so easy to fool little girls nowadays as it used to be. Précis 1 – Where did a big wolf wait for a little girl on afternoon? And Why? __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ 2 – What means: nightcap, basket, nightgown and automatic? __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ 3- How finished the original story? Answer in english. __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ 4- Translate the negrito verbs above and say their tense. __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ 5- Now that you are an expert, translate the text on your notebook. No one breaks stones with eggs. Émer Merari Rodrigues

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Sites Importantes Prof. Emer M. Rodrigues 1. Dicionário e Curiosidades http://pt.bab.la/ 2. Provas para baixar http://www.pciconcursos.com.br/provas/ingles 3. Aulas prontas http://prezi.com/explore/staff-picks/ http://pt.slideshare.net/ 4. Criar Aulas https://prezi.com/signup/public/

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_______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ 5. Gramática com músicas _______________________________ http://www.tefltunes.com/grammarsongs.aspx _______________________________ _______________________________ 6. Podcasts _______________________________ http://www.listen-to-english.com/ http://www.eslpod.com/website/index_new.html (clicar_______________________________ _______________________________ http://effortlessenglish.libsyn.com/webpage/category/podcasts

http://www.npr.org/ 7. Filmes para assistir http://megafilmeshd.net 8. Jornal http://www.nytimes.com/ http://revistaepoca.globo.com/Brasil/index.html 9. Transito ao vivo http://radar.g1.globo.com/df/brasilia 10. Língua Portuguesa http://www.livroegame.com.br/ http://www.dominiopublico.gov.br/ http://www.dzai.com.br/blogdadad/blog/blogdaddad http://www.brasilescola.com/gramatica

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_______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ 11. Fonética _______________________________ http://www.redeinglesa.com.br/2012/11/entendendo-os-simbolos-foneticos.html _______________________________ http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/american-english/bad _______________________________ http://www.englishexperts.com.br/gerador-de-simbolos-foneticos/ _______________________________ http://www.macmillaneducationapps.com/soundspron/ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________

Sites Importantes Prof. Emer M. Rodrigues 1. Dicionário e Curiosidades http://pt.bab.la/ 2. Provas para baixar http://www.pciconcursos.com.br/provas/ingles 3. Aulas prontas http://prezi.com/explore/staff-picks/ http://pt.slideshare.net/ 4. Criar Aulas https://prezi.com/signup/public/ 5. Gramática com músicas http://www.tefltunes.com/grammarsongs.aspx 6. Podcasts http://www.listen-to-english.com/ http://www.eslpod.com/website/index_new.html (clicar na linha azul) http://effortlessenglish.libsyn.com/webpage/category/podcasts http://www.npr.org/ 7. Filmes para assistir http://megafilmeshd.net 8. Jornal http://www.nytimes.com/ http://revistaepoca.globo.com/Brasil/index.html 9. Transito ao vivo http://radar.g1.globo.com/df/brasilia 10. Língua Portuguesa http://www.livroegame.com.br/ http://www.dominiopublico.gov.br/ http://www.dzai.com.br/blogdadad/blog/blogdaddad http://www.brasilescola.com/gramatica 11. Fonética http://www.redeinglesa.com.br/2012/11/entendendo-os-simbolos-foneticos.html http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/american-english/bad http://www.englishexperts.com.br/gerador-de-simbolos-foneticos/ http://www.macmillaneducationapps.com/soundspron/