Difference between revisions of "Lesson:Essentials/49"

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1. Must

2. Must

go out with someone
sair com alguém (às vezes romântico)

We are going out tonight for the third time. I think things are getting serious.
- Vamos sair pela terceira vez hoje à noite. Acho que as coisas estão ficando sérias.

1. Translate the sentences into Portuguese:

2. Translate the sentences into English:

3. Make to sentences using the phrasal verb go out with someone:

Is the place where you live safe?
Are there any places where you are afraid to walk alone after dark? Where are they and why?
Do you trust the police? Why or why not?
Do you think it´s possible to prevent certain kinds of crimes? If so, which ones and how?
Is beating your wife a crime in your country? If so, what happens to a man who beats his wife?
What about a woman who beats her husband?
How much does the media cover rime in your country? Do you think they should spend less time or money on it?
What do you think on the death penalty?
In your opinion, what causes a person to become a criminal? Can society change this?
Which crimes do you think will increase in the 21st century? What about decrease?

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across

1. Look at the pictures below and write two sentences using the preposition across:

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 across
+. Look at the pictures below and write two sentences using the preposition across:
+[[File:Across Torres.jpg|500PX|Across Torres]]
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