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===1. Coloque os verbos entre parênteses corretamente nas frases abaixo:===
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#____ upstairs. (to go)
 
#____ upstairs. (to go)
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#____ your mobiles. (to switch off)
 
#____ your mobiles. (to switch off)
  
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====2. Vocabulary – The Dining Room. Traduza ou explique, em inglês, as palavras abaixo:====
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===2. Vocabulary – The Dinning Room. Traduza ou explique, em inglês, as palavras abaixo:===
 
  
 
#spoon
 
#spoon
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#bottle
 
#bottle
  
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====3. Escreva um parágrafo com as palavras abaixo:====
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===3. Escreva um parágrafo com as palavras abaixo:===
 
  
 
#glass
 
#glass
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===4. Mude as frases para afirmativo:===
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====4. Mude as frases para afirmativo:====
  
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#He doesn´t have many straws at home.  
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#He doesn't have many straws at home.  
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#We don´t like to eat pizza with fork and knife.
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#We don't like to eat pizza with a fork and a knife.
 
#There are no napkins on the table.
 
#There are no napkins on the table.
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#Where is the glass of water?
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#Is the glass of water there?
 
#Are those tablecloths very dirty?
 
#Are those tablecloths very dirty?
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#We don´t have any salt.
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#We don't have any salt.
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#She doesn´t have to buy more plates for her house.
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#She doesn't have to buy any more plates for her house.
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#I won´t give him a bottle of beer.
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#I won't give him a bottle of beer.
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#The pitcher isn’t empty.
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#The pitcher isn't empty.
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#We aren´t going to give you a wine glass.
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#We aren't going to give you a wine glass.
  
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====5. Siga o exemplo modificando as frases de acordo com as palavras em seguida:====
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===5. Siga o exemplo modificando as frases de acordo com as palavras em seguida:===
 
  
 
: '''They will break the pencil / pen / she'''  
 
: '''They will break the pencil / pen / she'''  
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#They sometimes go out to eat / she / never
 
#They sometimes go out to eat / she / never
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#We don´t have much water to drink / milk / cups of tea
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#We don't have much water to drink / milk / cups of tea
 
#Tess is coming to the party / bank / game
 
#Tess is coming to the party / bank / game
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#I don’t want to talk to Charles / him / my brothers
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#I don't want to talk to Charles / him / my brothers
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#Call her after class / them / don´t
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#Call her after class / them / don't
 
#We have no time to go / she / eat
 
#We have no time to go / she / eat
 
#Where does she buy her books? / clothes / they
 
#Where does she buy her books? / clothes / they
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#There are many people outside / information / cars
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#There are many people outside / water / cars
 
#He is going to wear a new belt / she / used dress
 
#He is going to wear a new belt / she / used dress
 
#When will you read? / write / speak
 
#When will you read? / write / speak
  
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====6. Leia o texto e respondas as perguntas em seguida:====
  
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===6. Leia o texto e respondas as perguntas em seguida:===
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: The Dining Room
  
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: The Dinning Room
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: A dining room is a room for consuming food. In modern times, it is usually adjacent to the kitchen for convenience in serving. Historically, the dining room is furnished with a large dining table and a number of dining chairs.
  
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: A dining room is a room for consuming food. In modern times it is usually adjacent to the kitchen for convenience in serving. Historically, the dining room is furnished with a large dining table and a number of dining chairs.
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#What is a dining room?
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#Where is the dining room located?
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#What is a dinning room?
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#What's the most common furniture in a dining room?
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#What´s the dinning room used for?
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#Do you have your meals in the kitchen or in the dining room?
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#What´s the most common furniture in a dinning room?
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#Give me 5 examples of dining room utensils.
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#Do you have your meals in the kitchen or in the dinning room?
 
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#Give me 5 example of dinning room utensils.
 
  
  
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Latest revision as of 07:21, 7 December 2018


1. Coloque os verbos no imperativo nas frases abaixo:

  1. ____ upstairs. (to go)
  2. ____ in this lake. (not/to swim)
  3. ____ your homework. (to do)
  4. ____ football in the yard. (not/to play)
  5. ____ your teeth. (to brush)
  6. ____ during the lesson. (not/to talk)
  7. ____ the animals in the zoo. (not/to feed)
  8. ____ the instructions. (to read)
  9. ____ late for school. (not/to be)
  10. ____ your mobiles. (to switch off)

2. Vocabulary – The Dining Room. Traduza ou explique, em inglês, as palavras abaixo:

  1. spoon
  2. knife
  3. plate
  4. salt shaker
  5. bowl
  6. napkin
  7. straw
  8. bottle

3. Escreva um parágrafo com as palavras abaixo:

  1. glass
  2. pitcher
  3. mug
  4. table
  5. tablecloth


4. Mude as frases para afirmativo:

  1. He doesn't have many straws at home.
  2. We don't like to eat pizza with a fork and a knife.
  3. There are no napkins on the table.
  4. Is the glass of water there?
  5. Are those tablecloths very dirty?
  6. We don't have any salt.
  7. She doesn't have to buy any more plates for her house.
  8. I won't give him a bottle of beer.
  9. The pitcher isn't empty.
  10. We aren't going to give you a wine glass.

5. Siga o exemplo modificando as frases de acordo com as palavras em seguida:

They will break the pencil / pen / she
They will break the pen.
She will break the pen.
  1. They sometimes go out to eat / she / never
  2. We don't have much water to drink / milk / cups of tea
  3. Tess is coming to the party / bank / game
  4. I don't want to talk to Charles / him / my brothers
  5. Call her after class / them / don't
  6. We have no time to go / she / eat
  7. Where does she buy her books? / clothes / they
  8. There are many people outside / water / cars
  9. He is going to wear a new belt / she / used dress
  10. When will you read? / write / speak

6. Leia o texto e respondas as perguntas em seguida:

The Dining Room
A dining room is a room for consuming food. In modern times, it is usually adjacent to the kitchen for convenience in serving. Historically, the dining room is furnished with a large dining table and a number of dining chairs.
  1. What is a dining room?
  2. Where is the dining room located?
  3. What's the most common furniture in a dining room?
  4. Do you have your meals in the kitchen or in the dining room?
  5. Give me 5 examples of dining room utensils.



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