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Lesson:Essentials/60

2015-11-26T11:35:59Z

Viniciuszuniga: /* Conversation */

=Grammar=

Elementos para evitar a repetição - '''One/Ones'''

Estes elementos são usados para evitar a repetição de um substantivo já mencionado. Geralmente são precedidos por um determinante: a, an, another, the, this, that. Veja os exemplos abaixo:

{{Example|
*These chocolates are delicious. Would you like a chocolate?
**Estes chocolates são deliciosos. Você gostaraia de um chocolate?
}}

Usando os elementos para evitar a repetição, a frase acima é escrita da seguinte maneira:

These chocolates are delicious. Would you like one?

=== 1. ONE (singular)===

{{Example|
*Which pair of glasses do you want?
**Qual óculos você quer?
*This one (-> glass).
**Quero este (-> óculos).
*In which drugstore did you buy these remedies?
**Em qual farmácia você comprou estes remédios?
*The one in front of my house.
**Naquela (farmácia) que se localiza em frente à minha casa.
*I found this book. Is the one you lost?
**Encontrei este livro. É o (livro) que você perdeu?
*I didn't like the black boot, I prefered the brown one.
**Não gostei da bota preta, preferi a (bota) marrom.
*This plate is dirty. Can I have a clean one?
**Este prato está sujo. Posso pegar um (prato) limpo?
}}

===2. ONES (plural)===

{{Example|
*Which flowers do you want: the red ones or the white ones?
**Quais flores você quer: as (flores) vermelhas ou as (flores) brancas?
*Which shoes are yours?
*The blue ones.
**Quais são os seus sapatos?
**Os (sapatos) azuis.
*Don't buy these strawberries. Buy the other ones.
**Não compre estes morangos. Compre aqueles outros.
*These trains go to London. Those ones go to Liverpool.
**Estes trens vão para Londres. Aqueles (trens) vão para Liverpool.
}}

===3. A ... ONE===

O artigo indefinido a é usado quando a palavra substitutiva (one ou ones) for acompanhada de adjetivo. Caso a palavra substitutiva não esteja acompanhada de adjetivo, o artigo indefinido a não deve ser usado.

{{Example|
*She wants a dog. She would like a small one with brown hair.
*She wants a dog. She would like one with brown hair. (NOT ... a one with a brown hair.)
**Ela quer um cachorro. Gostaria de um (cachorro) pequeno com pêlo marrom.
**Ela quer um cachorro. Gostaria de um (cachorro) com pêlo marrom.
}}

===4. WHICH (ONE), THIS (ONE), ...===

Após which, this, that, another, either, neither e superlativos a palavra substitutiva (one ou ones) pode ser omitida. Mas lembre-se, ela deve estar posicionada imediatamente após estas expressões para que possa ocorrer a omissão.

{{Example|
*Which (one) would you prefer?
**Qual (deles) você prefere?
*We should see another (one).
**Deveríamos ver outro (destes/deles).
*This (one) looks great.
**Este (aqui) parece ótimo.
*Either (one) will talk to me.
**Um ou outro (deles) vai falar comigo.
*My daughter is the slimmest (one).
**Minha filha é a mais magra (delas).
}}

====1. Complete the sentences using '''one''' or '''ones''':====

# That is my new car, the red __________ over there.
# On the desk there are two red pens, and three blue __________.
# Most of the questions are difficult, so find the easier __________ and do those first.
# Are these your shoes? No, the black __________ are mine.
# I hoped I could borrow a sweater from Tim, but this __________ fits me quite well.
# Frank is going to organize another party, sure it will be even bigger than the first __________.
# This magazine doesn't look very interesting, there is another __________ on the desk.
# The most poisonous spiders live in Australia, but the biggest __________ live in Asia.
# Ann's wedding party was a long and happy __________.

====2. Answer the questions using '''one, ones''' if necessary:====

# What flavour ice-cream is that?<br>Rasberry __________.
# What kind of wine do you prefer?<br>Red __________.
# Which one is your son?<br>The good-looking __________.
# Which is your coat?<br>The green __________.
# How much are the sandwiches?<br>The tuna __________ are £2.50 and the others are £2.00.
# How is the weather where you are?<br>It's terrible __________.
# Which is your car?<br>The red __________ over there.
# Who is Simon?<br>The __________ who is married to Lindsey.
# Do you like this dress?<br>No, I preferred the other __________.
# Somebody has to work late again and I'm the lucky __________.
# I like eating cookies. Especially the chocolate chip __________.

==Conversation==

# Do you know any countries in Europe? If so, which one(s)?
# If you had the chance to go to Europe next month, where would you like to visit? Why?
# What are some traditions and cultures of the European community?
# What is the northernmost country in Europe?
# Which country(ies) in Europe have the best cuisine?
# What is the most widely spoken second language in Europe?
# What is the European Union?
# What are some famous landmarks in Europe?
# What are some differences between North America and Europe?
# What comes to your mind when you hear the word 'Europe'?

=Vocabulary=

==Europe==

* Iceland, Icelander, Icelandic
* Ireland, Irish
* The United Knigdom (UK), British, Briton, Brit (informal)
* Scotland, Scotish
* England, English
* Wales, Welsh
* Portugal, Portuguese
* Spain, Spanish
* France, French, Frenchman
* Belgium, Belgian
* Amsterdam
* Italy, Italian
* Switzerland, Swiss
* Germany, German
* Austria, Austrian
* Denmark, Danish
* Czech Republic, Czech
* Slovenia, Slovenian
* Croatia, Croatian
* Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnian, Herzegovinian
* Montenegro, Montenegrin
* Macedonia, Macedonian
* Greece. Greek
* Turkey, Turkish
* Bulgaria, Bulgarian
* Romania, Romanian
* Hungary, Hungarian
* Slovakia, Slovakian
* Poland, Polish
* Moldova, Moldvan
* Ukraine, Ukrainian
* Poland, Polish
* Belarus. Belarusian
* Baltic countries, Baltic
* Lithuania. Lithuanian
* Latvia, Latvian
* Estonia, Estonian
* Sweden, Swede, Swedish
* Norway, Norwegian
* Scandinavia, Scandinavian
* Nordic countries, Nordic
* Russia, Russian

http://www.languageguide.org/english/vocabulary/europe/

=Review=

====1. Follow the example below':====

{{Example|
*'''I like this book. (I - prefer - that)'''
**I like this book but I prefer that one.
}}

# He likes this food. (They - prefer - those)
# They like this sport. (She - prefer -these)
# She wants to read that magazine. (We - want - those)
# They must write this article. (You - read - these)
# He has to buy the white pickup truck. (Jacob - sell - that)
# Jenny wants the tuna sandwich for lunch. (Cindy - want - this)
# You have to bring only this document. (Mark and Anna - have - these)
# He likes the mountain bike. (I - prefer - that)
# I saw this computer on the internet. (She - see - that)

====2. Rewrite the sentences following the model.====

{{Example|
*'''She'd like to go to Scotland next year.''' / to visit herfriends / with her family
**She'd like to go to Scotland next year to visit herfriends.
**She'd like to go to Scotland with her family next year.
}}

# I didn't have enough time to visit the Greek islands on my trip. / money / to go to the show
# If you visit Amsterdan you should see the tulip gardens. / France - Eiffel tower / Switzerland - the Alps
# He's planning a tour himself / through Europe / They
# I don't think Norway was as cold as Sweden / fun / beautiful
# It's 9 o´clock and she still has to buy the tickets to Turkey. / 7 / find
# She used to live in Croatia when she was a University student. / doctor / My father
# The group won't be able to visit all the landmarks in Germany / because of the time / Denmark

====3. Look at the picture below and write sentences using them as a reference:====

# [[File:Torre Eifel.jpg|350px|Torre Eifel]]<br><br>
# [[File:Greece Mikonos2.jpg|350px|Greece Mikonos2]]<br><br>
# [[File:BigBenAtDusk.jpg|350px|BigBenAtDusk]]<br><br>
# [[File:Pisa Tower (1469713774).jpg|350px|Pisa Tower (1469713774)]]<br><br>
# [[File:P1000017_Paris_XII_rue_de_Cotte_reductwk.JPG|350px|P1000017_Paris_XII_rue_de_Cotte_reductwk]]<br><br>
# [[File:Colosseum in Rome 2009.JPG|350px|Colosseum in Rome 2009]]<br><br>

====4. Sentence listening====

{{Answers|
# Which countries are you going to visit in Europe?
# She loves visiting Italy during summer.
# What language do they speak in Poland?
# If I were in Greece now I would be on the beach.
# Their family came from Portugal last century.
}}

====5. Read the text and answer the questions below:====

'''Interesting Facts about Europe'''<br>
#An interesting fact about the European continent is that it starts from North America to end at North America again, due to the presence of countries like Iceland and Russia in the continent.
#For the past 20 years, the population of Europe has been static, with the birth and death rates being constant.
#Vatican City State has been declared as a world heritage site by UNESCO.
#Like Japan is termed as the 'Land of the Rising Sun', Norway in Europe is called the 'Land of the Midnight Sun'.
#In the literal sense of the words, there is no desert in Europe.
#There are three time zones in Europe, namely Eastern European Timezone, Western European Timezone and Central European Timezone.
#One of the facts on Europe is that , there exists a common currency in 12 nations of the European continent called Euro, which was introduced in 2002.
#The Statue of Liberty was designed by a French, who went with the name Frédéric Bartholdi and it was another French, Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, who built the statue in France before it was shipped to America.
#The only metropolitan area, which is a part of two continents is Istanbul, as it is located on the Bosphorus Strait, which is a part of Europe as well as Asia. Therefore, it is often said, "if you want to have lunch in Europe and dinner in Asia, then you have to be in Istanbul".
#An interesting fact about Europe is that there are three countries in Europe, whose names start with the alphabet 'I', namely Iceland, Italy and Ireland.
#You will be astonished to know, that Germany has as many as 9 neighbors, namely Switzerland, Netherlands, Poland, Denmark, France, Luxembourg, Austria, Belgium and Czech Republic.

{{Example|
{{Definition|due}}
{{Definition|Iceland}}
{{Definition|static}}
{{Definition|heritage}}
{{Definition|termed}}
{{Definition|literal}}
{{Definition|timezone}}
{{Definition|currency}}
{{Definition|designed}}
{{Definition|shipped}}
{{Definition|therefore}}
{{Definition|whose}}
{{Definition|astonish}}
}}

# Where does the European continent start? And where does it finish?
# How is Norway also called?
# How many time zones are there in Europe?
# Which is the most common currency in Europe?
# Which country has the greatest variety of neighbors?
# Do you know any other curiosity about Europe? What?

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Lesson:EasyReading/120

2015-11-20T13:52:41Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse120.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|annual}}
{{Definition|carefully}}
{{Definition|dirty}}
{{Definition|disease}}
{{Definition|donor}}
{{Definition|lucky}}
{{Definition|needle}}
{{Definition|nurse}}
{{Definition|ridiculous}}
{{Definition|stab}}

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  
-+ The man had to go to the hospital to do a blood test
+- The man's girlfriend was uneasy about it
+- She explained that he could get infected while donating blood
+- The man did not express any sort of concern regarding his girlfriend's warning
-+ The girlfriend forbade the man from going to the hospital
+- The man carefully watched the nurses working at the hospital
+- The man came home and everything was all right
-+ His girlfriend changed her mind after all
</quiz>

==Conversation==
# Was the man's girlfriend correct or was she overreacting?
# Is it possible to get a disease simply by going to the hospital?
# Are hospitals dirty places?
# Do you know anything about hospital infections?
# Do you donate blood? What do you think of this activity?
# Why do you think we are encouraged to donate blood?
# What can hospitals do with the blood they collect?

Lesson:EasyReading/119

2015-11-06T13:52:13Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse119.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|driveway}}
{{Definition|lock}}
{{Definition|mirror}}
{{Definition|neighborhood}}
{{Definition|past}}
{{Definition|realize}}
{{Definition|rear}}
{{Definition|sidewalk}}
{{Definition|slowly}}
{{Definition|stranger}}
{{Definition|test}}
{{Definition|view}}
{{Definition|watch}}
{{Definition|wonder}}

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  
-+ The woman was riding a bicycle
-+ The woman spotted a familiar man
-+ The man was a childhood friend of hers
+- She was very curious about that man
+- She was slightly worried with his presence
+- The man was trying to break in her neighbor's car
-+ The woman tried to talk to the suspicious man
-+ The man was armed and threatened to shoot the woman
</quiz>

==Conversation==
# Are suspicious people common in the streets of your city?
# What is the best way to deal with these people?
# How do you know if a person is suspicious or not?
# Do we sometimes act with prejudice when it comes to different people?
# Do you think that vulnerable people are unjustly discriminated in our society?
# Have you ever been mistreated by other people?
# How effective is the police when dealing with petty crimes?

Lesson:EasyReading/118

2015-11-04T13:58:22Z

Viniciuszuniga: /* Vocabulary */

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse118.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|almost}}
{{Definition|answer}}
{{Definition|believe}}
{{Definition|listen}}
{{Definition|pronounce}}
{{Definition|question}}
{{Definition|sound}}
{{Definition|spell}}
{{Definition|student}}
{{Definition|teach}}
{{Definition|teacher}}
{{Definition|true}}
{{Definition|usually}}

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  
-+ The man was a respected principal at his school
+- He enjoyed his job very much
-+ He taught math to his students
+- He encouraged kids to develop critical thinking
-+ His students always had a difficult time understanding his lessons
-+ He gave lectures to university students

==Conversation==
# How important do you think education is?
# Do you still remember the names of your first grade teachers?
# What was/is your favorite subject in school?
# Are teachers unappreciated and/or undervalued in our society?
# What is the best memory you have from school?
# What do you think is the most important lesson we learn from school?
# Should education be a country's priority?
# What is your opinion on the concept of private schools?
# How is the public education system in Brazil? Does it work?
# How can we improve the education in Brazil?

Lesson:EasyReading/117

2015-10-30T13:56:32Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse117.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|arrest}}
{{Definition|block}}
{{Definition|break}}
{{Definition|care}}
{{Definition|country}}
{{Definition|criminal}}
{{Definition|full}}
{{Definition|gun}}
{{Definition|helicopter}}
{{Definition|laugh}}
{{Definition|law}}
{{Definition|police}}
{{Definition|shoot}}
{{Definition|steal}}
{{Definition|thousand}}

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  
-+ Criminals are not a major threat to the country
+- Criminals have become a great concern to the population
-+ The law is thoroughly respected by the criminals
+- The police have a hard time dealing with criminals
+- The criminals recently killed six cops
+- The criminals are well equipped to fight the police
</quiz>

==Conversation==
# How serious is the problem of street violence here in Brazil?
# Do you feel safe walking down the streets of your city?
# Do you know of anyone who has faced dangerous situations involving criminals?
# What do you think are the most plausible solutions to violence related crimes in Brazil?
# How important is education in combating crime?
# How important is the police in combating crime?
# As members of a society, whats is our role in solving crime related issues?

Lesson:EasyReading/115

2015-09-24T14:57:22Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse115.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|boot}}
{{Definition|dress}}
{{Definition|grab}}
{{Definition|inside}}
{{Definition|outside}}
{{Definition|raincoat}}
{{Definition|umbrella}}
{{Definition|weather}}
{{Definition|weatherman}}
{{Definition|wrong}}

==Conversation==

#What was the woman preparing for?
#How did she prepare herself?
#How was the weather like when she went outside?
#What had the weatherman said the night before?
#Which items did the woman decide not to take with her?
#What item was kept? Why was it so?

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  
-+The weatherman said a thunderstorm was approaching
+-The woman was ready for a rainny day
-+The woman tohught she was going to be late for work because of the rain
+-When she left home, it was sunny outside
-+The woman went back home and picked up a pair of sunglasses
+-The woman believes that it might still rain
</quiz>

==Open Ended Questions==

#How often do you think weather predictoins are right?
#Do you like rainny days?
#What is the one item you always bring along in case of rain?
#What do you do when you have to go outside but it's raining and you don't have an umbrella?
#Do you know anything about acid rain?
#Do you think the weather affects the mood of people?
#What are some fun activities to do on a rainny day?

Lesson:EasyReading/115

2015-09-24T14:53:04Z

Viniciuszuniga:

Lesson:EasyReading/113

2015-09-02T14:55:20Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse113.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|alone}}
{{Definition|decide}}
{{Definition|estate}}
{{Definition|front}}
{{Definition|garage}}
{{Definition|move}}
{{Definition|pay}}
{{Definition|sell}}
{{Definition|wife}}
{{Definition|yard}}

==Conversation==

#How was Jacks's house? Describe it.
#How old was it?
#What did he decide to do with the house? Why?
#What was the opinion of the real estate agent?
#How will Jack handle the money from the house?
#Where will he move to?

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  
-+Jack used to rent an old apartment downtown
+-He had bought his house a long time ago
+-It was a very comfortable house for a big family
-+His wife divorced him and moved away with his kids
+-Jack thinks the house is too big for just one man
-+Jack will rent the hosue and have a fixed income
+-The real estate agent thinks the house is really charming
-+Jack will sell his house for $300,000 and give $200,000 for his children
+-In the end Jack benefited from the inflation in the real estate market

Lesson:EasyReading/112

2015-08-31T14:46:13Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse112.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|blow}}
{{Definition|bother}}
{{Definition|bubble}}
{{Definition|deep}}
{{Definition|drop}}
{{Definition|finger}}
{{Definition|hit}}
{{Definition|ice}}
{{Definition|mouth}}
{{Definition|nose}}
{{Definition|rid}}
{{Definition|shake}}
{{Definition|sidewalk}}
{{Definition|slip}}
{{Definition|squeeze}}
{{Definition|stick}}
{{Definition|tiny}}
{{Definition|wet}}
{{Definition|winter}}

==Conversation==

#What was bothering the man?
#Why was it bothering him?
#In how many differente ways did he try to get rid of it?
#What did the doctor give him?
#Did any method tried by the man work?
#How did he eventually solve his problem? Was it accidental?

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  

-+The man had a stiff neck
+-He was very annoyed by the echos in his head
-+He called his friends for help
-+ He thought screaming would help him
-+The doctor told him there was nothing he could do
-+The doctor prescribed him some painkillers
+-The medicine given by the doctor didn't work
+-The man hit his head on the sidewalk and only then was the air bubble gone

Lesson:EasyReading/112

2015-08-31T14:39:34Z

Viniciuszuniga:

Lesson:EasyReading/111

2015-08-28T14:54:55Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse111.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|adult}}
{{Definition|charge}}
{{Definition|instructor}}
{{Definition|kid}}
{{Definition|pool}}
{{Definition|summer}}
{{Definition|swim}}
{{Definition|swimsuit}}
{{Definition|towel}}

==Conversation==

#What activity was about to start with the beggining of the summer?
#Was the woman good at swimming or was she a starter?
#Did they teach adults how to swim?
#Did they teach kids how to swim?
#How much do they charge for their lessons?
#When do the swimming classes start?
#What are the three items the lady needs to bring?

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  
-+Winter season had just begun
+-She was enlisted in swimming classes
-+She wanted to learn how to swim but the classes were for children only
-+The woman canceled her classes because seh could not afford them anymore
-+The instructor told her she needed to bring $25 and a pair of goggles to her class on Monday
+-She needs to bring a swimsuit as well

Lesson:EasyReading/111

2015-08-28T14:46:46Z

Viniciuszuniga: /* True or False */

Lesson:EasyReading/111

2015-08-28T14:45:08Z

Viniciuszuniga: /* True or False */

Lesson:EasyReading/111

2015-08-28T14:43:01Z

Viniciuszuniga:

Lesson:EasyReading/110

2015-08-27T14:46:16Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse110.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|air-conditioned}}
{{Definition|body}}
{{Definition|clothes}}
{{Definition|cover}}
{{Definition|dead}}
{{Definition|drawer}}
{{Definition|knife}}
{{Definition|metal}}
{{Definition|naked}}
{{Definition|puzzle}}
{{Definition|saw}}
{{Definition|sheet}}
{{Definition|slide}}
{{Definition|smell}}
{{Definition|solve}}

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  

Lesson:EasyReading/150

2015-08-25T14:39:12Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse150.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|brake}}
{{Definition|crash}}
{{Definition|national}}
{{Definition|news}}
{{Definition|newspaper}}
{{Definition|properly}}
{{Definition|radio}}
{{Definition|recall}}

==True or False==

<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  

+-Toyota announced a total recall.
-+The cars had a problem with their engines.
-+No one had died of toyota cars malfunctions so far.
-+No one had died of drunk driving this year.
+-Drunk driving related accidentes do not get enough attention from the media.
+-The writer believes that the media attitude is hypocritial.
-+The writer believes toyota cars should be banned from the market.
+-The number of deaths caused by drunk drivers exceeds that of ones caused by car malfunctioning.
-+The writer believes a new law on drunk driving must be passed on.

==Conversation==

#Do you know how a total recall works?
#What problems do you have with your car?
#What problems do you think cars cause to society?
#Do you think cars are beneficial?
#How should we tackle the drunk driving situation?
#Do you agree with the laws regarding alcohol and driving in Brazil (most notably the "Lei Seca")?

Lesson:EasyReading/150

2015-08-25T14:29:05Z

Viniciuszuniga:

Lesson:EasyReading/150

2015-08-25T14:24:21Z

Viniciuszuniga:

Lesson:EasyReading/150

2015-08-25T14:22:58Z

Viniciuszuniga:

Lesson:EasyReading/105

2015-08-07T14:54:12Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse105.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|angry}}
{{Definition|gallon}}
{{Definition|ground}}
{{Definition|hall}}
{{Definition|kick}}
{{Definition|manager}}
{{Definition|match}}
{{Definition|pour}}
{{Definition|rent}}
{{Definition|station}}

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{
|type="()"}
| True | False

-+ Brad was angry with his roomate
+- The apartment owner evicted Brad from his house
+- Brad was confused because he always pays the rent on time
-+ One morning Brad decided to buy a gallon gasoline from the gas station
-+ The manager lived in a big, luxurious house
+- Brad decided to wait for the manager to fall asleep
+- Brad commited arson

</quiz>

==Open-ended Questions==

# Do you think Brad commited a crime?
# Was Brad wrong for doing what he did?
# What do you think would have been the best solution for his problem?
# Have you ever been through something similar?
# What is your opinion on the attitude of the land owner? Was he right?

Lesson:EasyReading/105

2015-08-07T13:55:46Z

Viniciuszuniga:

Lesson:EasyReading/105

2015-08-06T15:01:57Z

Viniciuszuniga:

Lesson:EasyReading/55

2015-07-28T13:43:59Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse055.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|doctor}}
{{Definition|either}}
{{Definition|flu}}
{{Definition|friend}}
{{Definition|hospital}}
{{Definition|nurse}}
{{Definition|season}}
{{Definition|shot}}
{{Definition|sick}}
{{Definition|spend}}

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{
|type="()"}
| True | False

-+ She was a patient
+- Everyone but her got a flu shot
+- Flu shots were bad for her
-+ When she was a little girl she spent a month in the hospital because of a flu shot
+- She never again got a flu shot
-+ Every season she gets the flu
-+ She told her mother she never gets the flu shot, but she doesn't get the flu either

</quiz>

==Open-ended Questions==

#Have you ever gotten the flu shot? If so, when was the first time?
#Do you think it is good to take vaccines for the flu? Why?
#What is the best method to avoid becoming ill?
#Do you constantly worry about getting sick?
#Do you think hospitals are a safe place? How so?
#Which vaccine you took was the worst? Why?

Lesson:EasyReading/55

2015-07-28T13:20:33Z

Viniciuszuniga:

Lesson:EasyReading/53

2015-07-24T15:01:05Z

Viniciuszuniga: /* Open-ended Questions */

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse053.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|apartment}}
{{Definition|bathroom}}
{{Definition|bathtub}}
{{Definition|bedroom}}
{{Definition|clean}}
{{Definition|clothes}}
{{Definition|dirty}}
{{Definition|dish}}
{{Definition|dresser}}
{{Definition|empty}}
{{Definition|floor}}
{{Definition|fold}}
{{Definition|hanger}}
{{Definition|magazine}}
{{Definition|newspaper}}
{{Definition|pants}}
{{Definition|pick}}
{{Definition|scrub}}
{{Definition|shelf}}
{{Definition|shirt}}
{{Definition|sink}}
{{Definition|trash}}
{{Definition|vacuum}}
{{Definition|wash}}
{{Definition|whole}}
{{#css:
span.questionId { display: none; }
div.header { display: none; }
}}

==Conversation==
# What was Kenneth doing?
# What did he do first?
# What was dirty in the bathroom?
# What was on his bedroom floor?
# What did he do with his shirts?
# Where did Kenneth put the folded pants?
# What happened to the dirty clothes?
# How was the living room?
# Where did Kenneth put his books?
# What did he do last?

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  
-+Kenneth cleaned his car
-+The bathroom was full of dirty clothes
-+Kenneth had to scrub both the sink and the floor
+-The clean shirts were put on hangers and the dirty ones were washed
-+Kenneth folded his pants and put them on his bed
+-Kenneth had to organize the paperwork in his living room
+-Kenneth´s books and magazines needed to be put on the bookshelf
+-Kenneth vacuumed the living room, the bathroom, and the kitchen

</quiz>

==Open-ended Questions==

# How many times a week do you clean your house?
# What was the longest time you spent without cleaning your house?
# Do you find it difficult to keep your documents organized?
# What house chore do you like the least?
# Why do you think Kenneth´s apartment was such a mess?
# Would you help a friend clean her/his apartment?
# Do you consider yourself an organized person?
# Do you think hiring maids is worth the money?
# Are you satisfied with the cleaning conditions of your house?

Lesson:EasyReading/53

2015-07-24T14:59:56Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse053.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|apartment}}
{{Definition|bathroom}}
{{Definition|bathtub}}
{{Definition|bedroom}}
{{Definition|clean}}
{{Definition|clothes}}
{{Definition|dirty}}
{{Definition|dish}}
{{Definition|dresser}}
{{Definition|empty}}
{{Definition|floor}}
{{Definition|fold}}
{{Definition|hanger}}
{{Definition|magazine}}
{{Definition|newspaper}}
{{Definition|pants}}
{{Definition|pick}}
{{Definition|scrub}}
{{Definition|shelf}}
{{Definition|shirt}}
{{Definition|sink}}
{{Definition|trash}}
{{Definition|vacuum}}
{{Definition|wash}}
{{Definition|whole}}
{{#css:
span.questionId { display: none; }
div.header { display: none; }
}}

==Conversation==
# What was Kenneth doing?
# What did he do first?
# What was dirty in the bathroom?
# What was on his bedroom floor?
# What did he do with his shirts?
# Where did Kenneth put the folded pants?
# What happened to the dirty clothes?
# How was the living room?
# Where did Kenneth put his books?
# What did he do last?

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  
-+Kenneth cleaned his car
-+The bathroom was full of dirty clothes
-+Kenneth had to scrub both the sink and the floor
+-The clean shirts were put on hangers and the dirty ones were washed
-+Kenneth folded his pants and put them on his bed
+-Kenneth had to organize the paperwork in his living room
+-Kenneth´s books and magazines needed to be put on the bookshelf
+-Kenneth vacuumed the living room, the bathroom, and the kitchen

</quiz>

==Open-ended Questions==

# How many times a week do you clean your house?
# What was the longest time you spent without cleaning your house?
# Do you find it difficult to keep your documents organized?
# What house chore do you like the least?
# Why do you think Kenneth´s apartment was such a mess?
# Would you help a friend clean his apartment?
# Do you consider yourself an organized person?
# Do you think hiring maids is worth the money?
# Are you satisfied with the cleaning conditions of your house?

Lesson:EasyReading/53

2015-07-24T14:52:12Z

Viniciuszuniga:

Lesson:EasyReading/53

2015-07-24T14:47:36Z

Viniciuszuniga:

Lesson:EasyReading/53

2015-07-24T14:32:42Z

Viniciuszuniga:

Lesson:Essentials/31

2015-06-01T17:37:27Z

Viniciuszuniga: /* Vocabulary */

{{#css:olexercises.css}}

==Grammar==

===The Simple Past Tense===

Hoje vamos começar a aprender o Simple Past Tense. Por hora, vamos apenas pensar que estas frases todas estarão no passado e aprender primeiro a forma correta; mais adiante explicaremos em mais detalhes quando usar este tempo verbal.

===Affirmative Sentences===

Para frases afirmativas, temos dois tipos de verbos: regulares e irregulares. Quando temos um verbo regular, colocamos a frase no passado acrescentando -'''ed'''. No caso dos verbos irregulares, teremos que memorizar uma lista.

:Ex.: She '''walks''' home everyday. -> She '''walked''' home yesterday.
: She usually '''eats''' a toast for breakfast. -> She '''ate''' a toast for breakfast this morning.

===Negative Sentences===

Quando fazemos frases negativas no Simple Past precisamos usar o verbo auxiliar '''did''', tanto para verbos regulares quanto irregulares. Para que a frase fique negativa, o verbo auxiliar vem seguido de '''not''', então temos:

:Ex.: She did not walk home yesterday.
: She did not eat toast for breakfast this morning.

'''Atenção!''' Note que não usamos o -'''ed''' nem modificamos o verbo. Para frases negativas, usamos o que é chamado de '''base form'''. Quando apresentarmos a tabela de verbos irregulares isto ficará mais claro.

'''Abreviação''': '''did''' + '''not''' = '''didn't'''

:Ex.: She didn't walk home yesterday.
: She didn't eat toast for breakfast this morning.

===Interrogative Sentences===

O verbo auxiliar '''did''' também é utilizado para frases interrogativas, mas ele vem antes do sujeito.

:Ex.: Did she walk home yesterday?
: Did she eat toast for breakfast yesterday?

===EXERCISES===

Escolha a alternativa correta:

<quiz display=simple>

{I __________ to the weather forecast 5 minutes ago.
|type="()"}
+listened
-listen

{She ___________ the flowers very early this morning.
|type="()"}
-waters
+watered

{He didn't _____________ at me in the middle of the street.
|type="()"}
+shout
-shouted

{Did they ___________ their room yesterday?
|type="()"}
-cleaned
+clean

{We ____________ TV before going to sleep.
|type="()"}
-watches
+watched

{Sally __________ the dishes last night.
|type="()"}
-washes
+washed

{Mrs. Pointers _____________ her house last year.
|type="()"}
+painted
-paints

{The Roberts didn't______________ us last month.
|type="()"}
+visit
-visited

{She ____________ tennis when she was young.
|type="()"}
-plays
+played

{Tom ______________ home without money.
|type="()"}
+returned
-return

{Sally and I _______________ home last night.
|type="()"}
-walk
+walked

{Did those boys __________________ my car an hour ago?
|type="()"}
-polished
+polish

{It _________________ a lot last week.
|type="()"}
+rained
-rains

{Coloque os verbos no passado nas frases abaixo:
|type="{}"}
a. Glenda { talked _6 } to me an hour ago. (talk)
b. We { walked _6 } to school yesterday. (walk)
c. I { entered _7 } this group in January. (enter)
d. Did those students { work _4 } hard last year? (work)
e. He { waited _6 } a long time to see you. (wait)
f. My parents didn't { invest _8 } all their money in the stock market. (invest)
g. Your friend { delivered _9 } your books last night. (deliver)
h. The old man didn't { ask _5 } us to leave the room. (ask)
i. The little dog { followed _8 } her for two hours. (follow)
j. Did Levi Strauss { invent _8 } the blue jeans? (invent)

</quiz>

==Pronunciation==

{{youtube|cUzHd_rbIEg}}
<br>

{| class="prettytable" style="text-align: center;"
!colspan="2"|Examples
|-
| face || day
|-
| ate || break
|-
| faced || great
|-
| mate || lace
|-
| case || late
|}

==Vocabulary==

* To sweep
* To clean
* To use
* To scrub
* Laundry
* Clean
* Dirt
* Dirty
* Clothes
* Cloth
* Towels
* Washing Machine
* Mop
* Bucket
* Broom
* Squeegee
* Scrubber sponge

[http://www.languageguide.org/english/vocabulary/utility-room/ Utility Room]

<pre width=40%>
Important Sentences!
- Do the laundry.
- To do the chores
- To clean up the house
- House cleaning
</pre>

===Exercises===

====2) Look at the photos and answer the questions, the teacher may ask you to write down your answers or to answer orally:====

[[File:Cleaner on airport Sri Lanka.JPG|500px|Cleaner on airport Sri Lanka]]

#What is she doing?
#What did she use to clean the floor?
#Looking at the photo, where do you think she is?
<br>
[[File:Woman cleaning toilets.jpg|500px|Woman cleaning toilets]]

#What is she doing?
#What do you think about this activity?
#What is the worst place to clean?
<br>

==Review==

====1.Translate these sentences to English:====

#Como você viajará para o Brasil semana que vem?
#Como você limpa sua casa?
#Quanto tempo você precisa?
#Que tal varrermos a sala agora?
#Quantas vassouras temos em casa?
#Como você está hoje?

====2. Change the sentences to the past:====

#They work together.
#She studies English.
#He creates many exercises.
#We walk to work.
#They enjoy playing soccer.
#She cleans her room.

====3. Change to interrogative and negative.====

#He sweeps the floor of the airport.
#John and James do their chores everyday.
#Kyle washed his dirty clothes in his mother's house.
#Maria scrubs her toilet on Sundays.
#Scheila cleaned the floor of her house without buckets.
#Mario used a squeegee to clean the house.
#We clean the house.

====4. Ask the right questions for the answers.====

{{Example|
*When did she clean her house?
*She cleaned her house yesterday
}}

#He swept the floor.
#She scrubbed her toilet yesterday.
#She washed her clothes.
#They washed their clothes because they were dirty.
#Because I needed to do the laundry.
#Yes, it is clean.

====5. {{describepicture}}====

[[File:Broom, sponge and towel.jpg|500px|Broom, sponge and towel]]
<br>

==Extra Vocab==

===The Utility Room===

* Washing machine
* Bleach
* Detergent
* Dirty clothes hamper
* Dirty clothes
* Dryer
* Hanger
* Ironing board
* Iron
* Scrub brush
* Clothes pin
* Clothes line
* Trash can
* Garbage, trash
* Trash bag
* Vacuum cleaner
* Broom
* Spray bottle
* Dustpan
* Mop
* Bucket

<br>[http://www.languageguide.org/english/vocabulary/utility-room/ Utility Room]

<br>

==Conversation==

# Do you clean your house often?
# What products do you usually use to clean your house?
# What is your favorite cleaning product?
# What products do you need to do the laundry?
# How many hangers do you have in your house?
# What chore do you dislike the most?
# What is your favorite chore?
# Do you like to clean your house or do you pay someone to do it?
# Do you know any cleaning tricks?
# Do you think cleaning houses was more work in the past than it is nowadays?

<br>
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Lesson:Essentials/31

2015-06-01T17:36:45Z

Viniciuszuniga: /* Vocabulary */

{{#css:olexercises.css}}

==Grammar==

===The Simple Past Tense===

Hoje vamos começar a aprender o Simple Past Tense. Por hora, vamos apenas pensar que estas frases todas estarão no passado e aprender primeiro a forma correta; mais adiante explicaremos em mais detalhes quando usar este tempo verbal.

===Affirmative Sentences===

Para frases afirmativas, temos dois tipos de verbos: regulares e irregulares. Quando temos um verbo regular, colocamos a frase no passado acrescentando -'''ed'''. No caso dos verbos irregulares, teremos que memorizar uma lista.

:Ex.: She '''walks''' home everyday. -> She '''walked''' home yesterday.
: She usually '''eats''' a toast for breakfast. -> She '''ate''' a toast for breakfast this morning.

===Negative Sentences===

Quando fazemos frases negativas no Simple Past precisamos usar o verbo auxiliar '''did''', tanto para verbos regulares quanto irregulares. Para que a frase fique negativa, o verbo auxiliar vem seguido de '''not''', então temos:

:Ex.: She did not walk home yesterday.
: She did not eat toast for breakfast this morning.

'''Atenção!''' Note que não usamos o -'''ed''' nem modificamos o verbo. Para frases negativas, usamos o que é chamado de '''base form'''. Quando apresentarmos a tabela de verbos irregulares isto ficará mais claro.

'''Abreviação''': '''did''' + '''not''' = '''didn't'''

:Ex.: She didn't walk home yesterday.
: She didn't eat toast for breakfast this morning.

===Interrogative Sentences===

O verbo auxiliar '''did''' também é utilizado para frases interrogativas, mas ele vem antes do sujeito.

:Ex.: Did she walk home yesterday?
: Did she eat toast for breakfast yesterday?

===EXERCISES===

Escolha a alternativa correta:

<quiz display=simple>

{I __________ to the weather forecast 5 minutes ago.
|type="()"}
+listened
-listen

{She ___________ the flowers very early this morning.
|type="()"}
-waters
+watered

{He didn't _____________ at me in the middle of the street.
|type="()"}
+shout
-shouted

{Did they ___________ their room yesterday?
|type="()"}
-cleaned
+clean

{We ____________ TV before going to sleep.
|type="()"}
-watches
+watched

{Sally __________ the dishes last night.
|type="()"}
-washes
+washed

{Mrs. Pointers _____________ her house last year.
|type="()"}
+painted
-paints

{The Roberts didn't______________ us last month.
|type="()"}
+visit
-visited

{She ____________ tennis when she was young.
|type="()"}
-plays
+played

{Tom ______________ home without money.
|type="()"}
+returned
-return

{Sally and I _______________ home last night.
|type="()"}
-walk
+walked

{Did those boys __________________ my car an hour ago?
|type="()"}
-polished
+polish

{It _________________ a lot last week.
|type="()"}
+rained
-rains

{Coloque os verbos no passado nas frases abaixo:
|type="{}"}
a. Glenda { talked _6 } to me an hour ago. (talk)
b. We { walked _6 } to school yesterday. (walk)
c. I { entered _7 } this group in January. (enter)
d. Did those students { work _4 } hard last year? (work)
e. He { waited _6 } a long time to see you. (wait)
f. My parents didn't { invest _8 } all their money in the stock market. (invest)
g. Your friend { delivered _9 } your books last night. (deliver)
h. The old man didn't { ask _5 } us to leave the room. (ask)
i. The little dog { followed _8 } her for two hours. (follow)
j. Did Levi Strauss { invent _8 } the blue jeans? (invent)

</quiz>

==Pronunciation==

{{youtube|cUzHd_rbIEg}}
<br>

{| class="prettytable" style="text-align: center;"
!colspan="2"|Examples
|-
| face || day
|-
| ate || break
|-
| faced || great
|-
| mate || lace
|-
| case || late
|}

==Vocabulary==

* To sweep
* To clean
* To use
* To scrub
* Laundry
* Clean
* Dirt
* Dirty
* Clothes
* Cloth
* Towels
* Washing Machine
* Mop
* Bucket
* Broom
* Squeegee
* Scrubber sponge

[http://www.languageguide.org/english/vocabulary/utility-room/]

<pre width=40%>
Important Sentences!
- Do the laundry.
- To do the chores
- To clean up the house
- House cleaning
</pre>

===Exercises===

====2) Look at the photos and answer the questions, the teacher may ask you to write down your answers or to answer orally:====

[[File:Cleaner on airport Sri Lanka.JPG|500px|Cleaner on airport Sri Lanka]]

#What is she doing?
#What did she use to clean the floor?
#Looking at the photo, where do you think she is?
<br>
[[File:Woman cleaning toilets.jpg|500px|Woman cleaning toilets]]

#What is she doing?
#What do you think about this activity?
#What is the worst place to clean?
<br>

==Review==

====1.Translate these sentences to English:====

#Como você viajará para o Brasil semana que vem?
#Como você limpa sua casa?
#Quanto tempo você precisa?
#Que tal varrermos a sala agora?
#Quantas vassouras temos em casa?
#Como você está hoje?

====2. Change the sentences to the past:====

#They work together.
#She studies English.
#He creates many exercises.
#We walk to work.
#They enjoy playing soccer.
#She cleans her room.

====3. Change to interrogative and negative.====

#He sweeps the floor of the airport.
#John and James do their chores everyday.
#Kyle washed his dirty clothes in his mother's house.
#Maria scrubs her toilet on Sundays.
#Scheila cleaned the floor of her house without buckets.
#Mario used a squeegee to clean the house.
#We clean the house.

====4. Ask the right questions for the answers.====

{{Example|
*When did she clean her house?
*She cleaned her house yesterday
}}

#He swept the floor.
#She scrubbed her toilet yesterday.
#She washed her clothes.
#They washed their clothes because they were dirty.
#Because I needed to do the laundry.
#Yes, it is clean.

====5. {{describepicture}}====

[[File:Broom, sponge and towel.jpg|500px|Broom, sponge and towel]]
<br>

==Extra Vocab==

===The Utility Room===

* Washing machine
* Bleach
* Detergent
* Dirty clothes hamper
* Dirty clothes
* Dryer
* Hanger
* Ironing board
* Iron
* Scrub brush
* Clothes pin
* Clothes line
* Trash can
* Garbage, trash
* Trash bag
* Vacuum cleaner
* Broom
* Spray bottle
* Dustpan
* Mop
* Bucket

<br>[http://www.languageguide.org/english/vocabulary/utility-room/ Utility Room]

<br>

==Conversation==

# Do you clean your house often?
# What products do you usually use to clean your house?
# What is your favorite cleaning product?
# What products do you need to do the laundry?
# How many hangers do you have in your house?
# What chore do you dislike the most?
# What is your favorite chore?
# Do you like to clean your house or do you pay someone to do it?
# Do you know any cleaning tricks?
# Do you think cleaning houses was more work in the past than it is nowadays?

<br>
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Lesson:EasyReading/34

2015-05-28T12:16:39Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse034.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|button}}
{{Definition|clothes}}
{{Definition|dial}}
{{Definition|load}}
{{Definition|medium}}
{{Definition|push}}
{{Definition|size}}
{{Definition|warm}}
{{Definition|wash}}
{{Definition|washer}}
{{Definition|word}}

==Conversation==
#What machine does Pat have?
#What does the washer have on it?
#What there were near the dials?
#Does each dial have how many words?
#What words were next to each dial?
#What was the dial with the words Small, Medium and Large for?
#What was the dial with the words Cold, Warm and Hot for?
#Which options did Pat choose?
#What did she do to turn on the washer?

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  
-+ Pat looked at the washer and saw it was full of clothes
+- The washer had a couple of dials on it
-+ There were numbers next to each dial
+- There were three words near each dial
-+ The words next to one dial were Smile, Medium and Large
+- The dial with Small, Medium and Large was for the size of the load.
+- The words next to the other dial were Cold, Warm and Hot.
-+ Cold, Warm and Hot indicate the weather.
-+ Pat didn't turn any dial
+- She just turned one dial to Large and the other to Hot.
+- She turned on the washer pushing the Star button.
</quiz>

Lesson:EasyReading/34

2015-05-28T12:16:15Z

Viniciuszuniga:

http://www.rong-chang.com/nse/se/nse034.htm

==Vocabulary==

{{Definition|button}}
{{Definition|clothes}}
{{Definition|dial}}
{{Definition|load}}
{{Definition|medium}}
{{Definition|push}}
{{Definition|size}}
{{Definition|warm}}
{{Definition|wash}}
{{Definition|washer}}
{{Definition|word}}

==Conversation==
#What machine does Pat have?
#What does the washer have on it?
#What there were near the dials?
#Does each dial have how many words?
#What words were next to each dial?
#What was the dial with the words Small, Medium and Large for?
#What was the dial with the words Cold, Warm and Hot for?
#Which options did Pat choose?
#What did he do to turn on the washer?

==True or False==
<quiz display="simple">
{ 
|type="()"}
| True   | False  
-+ Pat looked at the washer and saw it was full of clothes
+- The washer had a couple of dials on it
-+ There were numbers next to each dial
+- There were three words near each dial
-+ The words next to one dial were Smile, Medium and Large
+- The dial with Small, Medium and Large was for the size of the load.
+- The words next to the other dial were Cold, Warm and Hot.
-+ Cold, Warm and Hot indicate the weather.
-+ Pat didn't turn any dial
+- She just turned one dial to Large and the other to Hot.
+- She turned on the washer pushing the Star button.
</quiz>

Lesson:Essentials/50

2015-04-30T11:59:23Z

Viniciuszuniga: /* Phrasal Verb */

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==Grammar==

====1. Substitute must, may, might should for ought to:====

They must have the package by now.
She should have received the package yesterday.
She ought to receive the package tonight.
Margaret ought to exercise more.
Margaret ought to have exercised more so she would be better prepared for the marathon.
Margaret ought to come to the fitness center with us tonight.

====2. Complete the sentences using '''ought to''' ====

{{Example|
*'''cook - write - play - spend - give - go'''
}}

# I _______ dinner tonight.
# We _______ mother a present.
# I _______ my vacation in Europe.
# The children _______ in the park.
# Ted _______ to the theater.
# He _______ me a letter.

==Vocabulary==

===Shapes===

* Square
* Rectangle
* Triangle
* Polygon
* Circle
* Oval
* Sphere
* Spiral

[http://www.languageguide.org/english/vocabulary/shapes/ Shapes]

==Phrasal Verb==

{| class="prettytable"
!work out
|-
| dar certo / funcionar
|}

{{Example|
*We tried to live together, but it didn’t work out.
**Tentamos morar juntos, mas não deu certo.
}}

: 1. Translate the sentences into Portuguese:

# Things were going wrong for them but fortunately it all worked out in the end.
# Our project worked out very well.

:2. Translate the sentences into English:

# Eu acho que vai dar certo.
# Aquele projeto tem que dar certo!

:3. Make two sentences using the phrasal verb '''work out'':

#
#

==Conversation==

# How many square faces does a cube have?
# What do you call a perfectly round 3D shape that looks like a ball?
# How many sides does an octagon have?
# What shape is the base of a cylinder?
# How many triangular faces does a square pyramid have?
# A trapezoid (trapezium) features how many pairs of parallel sides?
# How many sides does a hexagon have?
# How many points are there on a pentagram?
# What is the shape of a kite?
# What are the following shapes called: 7 sided, 10 sided, 12 sided?<br><br><br><br>

Doubt with some specific answers? You can google them, good luck!

==Prepositions==

past

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

[[File:Car driving over Toynbee tile at 2nd St and 2nd Ave in New York City September 2012 2.jpg|500px|Car driving over Toynbee tile at 2nd St and 2nd Ave in New York City September 2012 2]]

==Review==

====1. Grammar====
{{Example|
*'''go / school / with you'''
*I ought to go to school with you.
}}

# talk / her / in the morning
# buy / tickets / theater
# cook / my friends / on Saturday
# take / Japanese classes / travel
# bring / the book / you
# drink / water / while running
# drive / her house / see her

====2. Rewrite the sentences following the model.====

{{Example|
* '''He wants to buy an oval table. / rectangle / for his mother'''
* He wants to buy a rectangle table.
* He wants to buy a rectangle table for his mother.
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# They would go there last night / to the party / wouldn't
# The kids formed a big circle to play. / sing / The artists.
# He used to draw many squares on his notebook / during class / last year
# This way is not going to work out / exercise / because it's long
# They're able to identify the shapes / not / the difference
# She will be working tonight / with her friends / sleepy
# You have to change this because it's necessary / important / we

====3. Describe the pictures below. Pay attention to the shapes of the pictures!====

:1. [[File:Flickr - isapisa - San Francisco2.jpg|500px|Flickr - isapisa - San Francisco2]]

:2. [[File:Pickle Barrel House 2008.jpg|500px|Pickle Barrel House 2008]]

====4. Text listening====

{{Answers|
# He couldn't draw a cube in the Art class.
# That street has many cones blocking the passage.
# We have to buy a new cilinder for this equipment.
# The traffic signs of that city are oval shaped and different.
# The shape of a football is oval.
# He would do that last night.
# A sphere is a perfectly round geometrical and circular object.
}}

====5. Find shapes in the logos below and write them down:====

#[[File:Renault logo 1972-1992.svg|150px|Renault logo 1972-1992]]
# [[File:American Idol logo.svg|150px|American Idol logo]]
# [[File:Family Guy television set.svg|150px|Family Guy television set]]
# [[File:Hrc logo red.svg|150px|Hrc logo red]]
# [[File:Office-2003-free-logo.svg|150px|Office-2003-free-logo]]
# [[File:America Online logo.svg|150px|America Online logo]]
# [[File:Ford logo 1927.png|150px|Ford logo 1927]]
# [[File:Fila logo.svg|150px|Fila logo]]
# [[File:Adobe Captivate 0.5 logo.png|150px|Adobe Captivate 0.5 logo]]

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