Lesson:Essentials/CP22 - Revision history

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Millateixeira at 18:03, 19 February 2014

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Millateixeira at 17:53, 4 February 2014

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Millateixeira at 17:25, 24 January 2014

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Gustavo at 22:08, 5 December 2013

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← Older revision		Revision as of 11:38, 15 March 2014
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−	* Tier 3
−	** Lesson:Essentials/CP21\|Review 1
−	** Lesson:Essentials/CP22\|Review 2
−	** Lesson:Essentials/CP23\|Review 3
−	** Lesson:Essentials/CP24\|Review 4
−	** Lesson:Essentials/CP25\|Review 5
−	** Lesson:Essentials/CP26\|Review 6
−	** Lesson:Essentials/CP27\|Review 7
−	** Lesson:Essentials/CP28\|Review 8
−	** Lesson:Essentials/CP29\|Review 9
−	** Lesson:Essentials/CP30\|Review 10
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	[[Category: Essentials ok]]		[[Category: Essentials ok]]
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-===1. Dê um exemplo de coisas que você faz no dia a dia usando os advérbios abaixo:===
+====1. Dê um exemplo de coisas que você faz no dia a dia usando os advérbios abaixo:====
 #sometimes
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-===2. Reescreva as frases usando o advérbio em parênteses na sua posição correta:===
+====2. Reescreva as frases usando o advérbio em parênteses na sua posição correta:====
 #He listens to the radio. (often)
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-===3. Vocabulary – Land Travel. Traduza ou explique, em inglês, as palavras abaixo:===
+====3. Vocabulary – Land Travel. Traduza ou explique, em inglês, as palavras abaixo:====
 #chain (bicycle)
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-===4. Escreva um texto usando todas as palavras abaixo:===
+====4. Escreva um texto usando todas as palavras abaixo:====
 [[http://www.languageguide.org/english/vocabulary/land-travel/ Land Travel]]
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-===5. Mude as frases para a forma interrogativa:===
+====5. Mude as frases para a forma interrogativa:====
 #I don't need to take the subway.
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-===6. Siga o exemplo modificando as frases de acordo com as palavras em seguida:===
+====6. Siga o exemplo modificando as frases de acordo com as palavras em seguida:====
 '''Ted has a nice apartment / house / Jane / want'''
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-===7. Leia o parágrafo abaixo e em seguida responda às perguntas sem ler o texto novamente:===
+====7. Leia o parágrafo abaixo e em seguida responda às perguntas sem ler o texto novamente:====
 <h1>Travel</h1>

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 ** Lesson:Essentials/CP30|Review 10
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 #I don't need to take the subway.
-#My father is going to buy a truck.
+#Her father is going to buy a truck.
 #Michele wants to buy a new saddle for her horse.
 #There are many people on the train.
-#My mother doesn't know how to get a taxi.
+#His mother doesn't know how to get a taxi.
 #We are going to pass through that tunnel.
 #He comes to school by bike.
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-#I have to catch a taxi. / subway / bus
+#I have to catch a taxi. / the subway / the bus
 #She is going to buy a new saddle. / handlebar / isn't
 #My friends are on the train. / her friends / my brothers
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 ** Lesson:Essentials/CP30|Review 10
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 ===1. Dê um exemplo de coisas que você faz no dia a dia usando os advérbios abaixo:===
-:: a. sometimes
+#sometimes
-:: b. occasionally
+#occasionally
-:: c. frequently
+#frequently
-:: d. seldom
+#seldom
-:: e. never
+#never
-:: f. hardly ever
+#hardly ever
-:: g. once
+#once
-:: h. usually
+#usually
-:: i. rarely
+#rarely
-:: j. three times
+#three times
 ===2. Reescreva as frases usando o advérbio em parênteses na sua posição correta:===
-:: a. He listens to the radio. (often)
+#He listens to the radio. (often)
-:: b. They read a book. (sometimes)
+#They read a book. (sometimes)
-:: c. Pete gets angry. (never)
+#Pete gets angry. (never)
-:: d. Tom is very friendly. (usually)
+#Tom is very friendly. (usually)
-:: e. I take sugar in my coffee. (sometimes)
+#I take sugar in my coffee. (sometimes)
-:: f. Ramon and Frank are hungry. (often)
+#Ramon and Frank are hungry. (often)
-:: g. My grandmother goes for a walk in the evening. (always)
+#My grandmother goes for a walk in the evening. (always)
-:: h. Walter helps his father in the kitchen. (usually)
+#Walter helps his father in the kitchen. (usually)
-:: i. They watch TV in the afternoon. (never)
+#They watch TV in the afternoon. (never)
-:: j. Christine smokes. (never)
+#Christine smokes. (never)
 ===3. Vocabulary – Land Travel. Traduza ou explique, em inglês, as palavras abaixo:===
-:: a. chain (bicycle)
+#chain (bicycle)
-:: b. saddle (bicycle)
+#saddle (bicycle)
-:: c. subway
+#subway
-:: d. train
+#train
-:: e. tunnel
+#tunnel
-:: f. truck
+#truck
-:: g. taxi
+#taxi
-:: h. bike
+#bike
-:: i. pick-up truck
+#pick-up truck
-:: j. crosswalk
+#crosswalk
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 ===5. Mude as frases para a forma interrogativa:===
-:: a. I don't need to take the subway.
+#I don't need to take the subway.
-:: b. My father is going to buy a truck.
+#My father is going to buy a truck.
-:: c. Michele wants to buy a new saddle for her horse.
+#Michele wants to buy a new saddle for her horse.
-:: d. There are many people on the train.
+#There are many people on the train.
-:: e. My mother doesn't know how to get a taxi.
+#My mother doesn't know how to get a taxi.
-:: f. We are going to pass through that tunnel.
+#We are going to pass through that tunnel.
-:: g. He comes to school by bike.
+#He comes to school by bike.
-:: h. It's raining at the bus stop.
+#It's raining at the bus stop.
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-:: a. I have to catch a taxi. / subway / bus
+#I have to catch a taxi. / subway / bus
-:: b. She is going to buy a new saddle. / handlebar / isn't
+#She is going to buy a new saddle. / handlebar / isn't
-:: c. My friends are on the train. / her friends / my brothers
+#My friends are on the train. / her friends / my brothers
-:: d. They're working on the bike. / truck / he
+#They're working on the bike. / truck / he
-:: e. She needs to take many trains to go to school. / bus / doesn't
+#She needs to take many trains to go to school. / bus / doesn't
-:: f. Where is your scooter? / pick-up truck / jeep
+#Where is your scooter? / pick-up truck / jeep
-:: g. Where is your street? / her / the pedestrian crossing
+#Where is your street? / her / the pedestrian crossing
-:: h. They have some doubts about the street signs. / intersection / parking lot
+#They have some doubts about the street signs. / intersection / parking lot
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 Travel is the movement of people between distant places, and can involve travel by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, airplane, or other means, with or without luggage, and can be one way or round trip. While traveling, sometimes people stay at hotels, hostels, the house of a friend or relative.
-:: a. According to the paragraph, what's the definition of travel?
+#According to the paragraph, what's the definition of travel?
-:: b. What are some of the ways a person can travel?
+#What are some of the ways a person can travel?
-:: c. Do you like to travel?
+#Do you like to travel?
-:: d. How often do you travel?
+#How often do you travel?
-:: e. Where do you usually go?
+#Where do you usually go?
-:: f. When are you going to travel again? Where to?
+#When are you going to travel again? Where to?

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	Travel is the movement of people between distant places, and can involve travel by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, airplane, or other means, with or without luggage, and can be one way or round trip. While traveling, sometimes people stay at hotels, hostels, the house of a friend or relative.		Travel is the movement of people between distant places, and can involve travel by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, airplane, or other means, with or without luggage, and can be one way or round trip. While traveling, sometimes people stay at hotels, hostels, the house of a friend or relative.
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	:: a. According to the paragraph, what's the definition of travel?		:: a. According to the paragraph, what's the definition of travel?

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:25, 24 January 2014
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	:: e. Where do you usually go?		:: e. Where do you usually go?
	:: f. When are you going to travel again? Where to?		:: f. When are you going to travel again? Where to?
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		+	* Tier 3
		+	** Lesson:Essentials/CP21\|Review 1
		+	** Lesson:Essentials/CP22\|Review 2
		+	** Lesson:Essentials/CP23\|Review 3
		+	** Lesson:Essentials/CP24\|Review 4
		+	** Lesson:Essentials/CP25\|Review 5
		+	** Lesson:Essentials/CP26\|Review 6
		+	** Lesson:Essentials/CP27\|Review 7
		+	** Lesson:Essentials/CP28\|Review 8
		+	** Lesson:Essentials/CP29\|Review 9
		+	** Lesson:Essentials/CP30\|Review 10
		+	</sidebar>