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===1. Os substantivos abaixo são contáveis ou incontáveis?===
 
===1. Os substantivos abaixo são contáveis ou incontáveis?===
  
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* milk
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* room
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#room
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* butter
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#butter
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* song
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#song
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* music
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* minute  
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#minute  
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* tea
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#tea
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* child
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* key
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* rice
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: A kangaroo is a marsupial.
 
: A kangaroo is a marsupial.
  
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:: a. Engineers have to be familiar with computers.
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:: b. Trees produce oxygen.
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:: c. Whales are mammals.
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#Whales are mammals.
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:: d. Computers are machines.
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#Computers are machines.
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:: e. Refrigerators are appliances.
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#Refrigerators are appliances.
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:: f. Omelett.es are made of eggs and other ingredients.
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#Omelett.es are made of eggs and other ingredients.
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:: g. Bicycles are a convenient means of transportation.
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#Bicycles are a convenient means of transportation.
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:: h. Sportsmen need to be calm during competitions.
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#Sportsmen need to be calm during competitions.
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:: i. Frogs are amphibians.
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#Frogs are amphibians.
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:: j. Secretaries need to know English.
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#Secretaries need to know English.
  
  
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===5. Faça perguntas usando '''What, Where, When, How much, How many'''  para as respostas abaixo:===
 
===5. Faça perguntas usando '''What, Where, When, How much, How many'''  para as respostas abaixo:===
  
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:: a. I want to go home.
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#She studies downtown
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:: c. My grandfather is 88 years old.
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#My grandfather is 88 years old.
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:: d. He has to be there this afternoon.
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#He has to be there this afternoon.
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:: e. The movie is 2 hours long.
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#The movie is 2 hours long.
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:: f. They are going to the mall.
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#They are going to the mall.
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:: g. That car costs U$ 5,000.
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#That car costs U$ 5,000.
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:: h. I usually have lunch at my girlfriend's house.
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: He doesn't know how to use that whisk.
 
: He doesn't know how to use that whisk.
  
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:: a. The cook is preparing the dough / dish / meat
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#The cook is preparing the dough / dish / meat
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:: b. This measuring cup is wrong / good / old
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#This measuring cup is wrong / good / old
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:: c. He will need the spatula / pot / she
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#He will need the spatula / pot / she
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:: d. She is using the rolling pin / isn't / whisk
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#She is using the rolling pin / isn't / whisk
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:: e. Her apron is clean / dirty / with many stains
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#Her apron is clean / dirty / with many stains
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:: f. My pantry is always empty/ rarely / sometimes
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#My pantry is always empty/ rarely / sometimes
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:: g. I need the colander to finish the spaghetti / they / dont  
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#I need the colander to finish the spaghetti / they / dont  
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:: h. They would like to cook some food today / fish / noodles
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#They would like to cook some food today / fish / noodles
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:: i. What's for dinner today? / lunch / breakfast
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#What's for dinner today? / lunch / breakfast
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#There are many restaurants in town / aren't / fast food restaurants
  
  
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: A cook is a person who prepares food for consumption. In Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Canada this profession requires government approval. A cook is sometimes referred to as a chef, although in the professional kitchen, the terms are not interchangeable.
 
: A cook is a person who prepares food for consumption. In Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Canada this profession requires government approval. A cook is sometimes referred to as a chef, although in the professional kitchen, the terms are not interchangeable.
  
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:: a. What does a cook do?
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#What does a cook do?
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:: b. What is required for a cook in some countries?
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#What is required for a cook in some countries?
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:: c. How often do you cook?
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#How often do you cook?
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:: d. What's your favorite food?
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#What's your favorite food?
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:: e. Do you think cooking is an art? Why?
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#Do you think cooking is an art? Why?
  
  

Revision as of 16:23, 21 February 2014


1. Os substantivos abaixo são contáveis ou incontáveis?

  1. milk
  2. room
  3. butter
  4. song
  5. music
  6. minute
  7. tea
  8. child
  9. key
  10. rice


2. Reescreva as frases mudando do plural para o singular. Veja o exemplo abaixo:

Kangaroos are marsupials.
A kangaroo is a marsupial.
  1. Engineers have to be familiar with computers.
  2. Trees produce oxygen.
  3. Whales are mammals.
  4. Computers are machines.
  5. Refrigerators are appliances.
  6. Omelett.es are made of eggs and other ingredients.
  7. Bicycles are a convenient means of transportation.
  8. Sportsmen need to be calm during competitions.
  9. Frogs are amphibians.
  10. Secretaries need to know English.


3. Vocabulary The Kitchen II. Traduza ou explique, em inglês, as palavras abaixo:

  • apron
  • knife
  • cutting board
  • dough
  • pot


4. Escreva um parágrafo usando as palavras abaixo:

  • pantry
  • measuring spoons
  • stain
  • flour
  • dough


5. Faça perguntas usando What, Where, When, How much, How many para as respostas abaixo:

  1. I want to go home.
  2. She studies downtown
  3. My grandfather is 88 years old.
  4. He has to be there this afternoon.
  5. The movie is 2 hours long.
  6. They are going to the mall.
  7. That car costs U$ 5,000.
  8. I usually have lunch at my girlfriend's house.
  9. She prefers to do her homework at night.


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

He doesn't know how to use that knife / grater / whisk
He doesn't know how to use that grater.
He doesn't know how to use that whisk.
  1. The cook is preparing the dough / dish / meat
  2. This measuring cup is wrong / good / old
  3. He will need the spatula / pot / she
  4. She is using the rolling pin / isn't / whisk
  5. Her apron is clean / dirty / with many stains
  6. My pantry is always empty/ rarely / sometimes
  7. I need the colander to finish the spaghetti / they / dont
  8. They would like to cook some food today / fish / noodles
  9. What's for dinner today? / lunch / breakfast
  10. There are many restaurants in town / aren't / fast food restaurants


7. Leia o texto e responda as perguntas abaixo:

The Cook Profession
A cook is a person who prepares food for consumption. In Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Canada this profession requires government approval. A cook is sometimes referred to as a chef, although in the professional kitchen, the terms are not interchangeable.
  1. What does a cook do?
  2. What is required for a cook in some countries?
  3. How often do you cook?
  4. What's your favorite food?
  5. Do you think cooking is an art? Why?



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