The Phone House

chip, Duas letras ( OO ), tem o som de ( Ú ). Ex: loop, good, soon, spoon. A letra ( TH ), em alguns casos tem o som de ( D ) ou ( F ). Ex: the= dé, breath= breafi, Think= finki. Duas letras ( EE ), tem o som de ( Í ). Ex: Need=níid, sleep=slíip, Feel=fíiu, Deep=dip ( H ) tem o som de ( R ) ou as vezes Mudo. Ex: Hospital=(mudo), House= rausi, Hotel= (mudo), Hand= Rendi, Hate=reiti. ( W ) som de ( Ú ). Ex: Water=uáter, Wellington=uéliton, Exercício para fixação:…

Student: Bruno Augusto Borba da Silva Date: 08/11/2011 The worst experience in my life The life is hard for those who are weak. There are worse moments than happy moments. That’s what I think about the life. In fact, we live at a chaotic, random and bizarre universe. I’m sorry if you guess I am a pessimist human when I wrote this, although I so far have been an honest and sincere guy about my thoughts. Then, I’m going to tell you the worst experience in my life. But,…

COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVER The 100 Ch/Sec Wideband Signal “Search Machine” 100kHz–1309.995MHz* wideband coverage While the IC-R6 receives an ultra wideband frequency range, the radio provides superior sensitivity and receiver characteristics that is insusceptible to interference. Amateur stations, AM, FM, short wave broadcasts, TV audio* and a variety of utility communications can be caught and listened to. * Frequency range depends on version. Analog TV audio only. Cannot…

1 2 Contents Map of the book 4 Unit 1 Welcome 6 Unit 2 Numbers 12 Unit 3 Work 18 Unit 4 Information 24 Unit 5 Places 30 Unit 6 Action 36 Unit 7 Meeting 42 Unit 8 Reporting 48 Unit 9 Communication 54 Unit 10 Progress 60 Unit 11 Plans 66 Unit 12 Sales 72 Communication practice 78 Grammar and vocabulary practice 94 Grammar reference 107 Transcripts 116 3

1 2 Contents Map of the book 4 Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5 Unit 6 Unit 7 Unit 8 Unit 9 Unit 10 Unit 11 Unit 12 Communication practice Welcome Numbers Work Information Places Action Meeting Reporting Communication Progress Plans Sales 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 66 72 78 94 107 116 Grammar and vocabulary practice Grammar reference Transcripts 3 Communication 1 Welcome 1.1 Meeting people 1.2 Saying where you're from Grammar Vocabulary be:…

* The future fascinates us. Many TV series and films show fantastic and incredible technology that make life wonderful. * But, we have to know the pass to understand the future. * When Apollo 11 landed on the moon in 1969 it seemed like a new era was about to begin. * Here’s an amazing fact: there is more computing power in smartphones than was in the space rocket that took men to the moon: their computing power had only 2 kilobytes of memory, which isn’t very much at all. Therefore

information ................................................................................................50 Aula 6 - More personal information ...................................................................................62 Aula 7 - Telling the time .............................................................................................................75 Aula 8 - Occupations…

adjectives e os possessive pronouns: Possesive Adjective | Possessive Pronoun | My apple (minha maçã) | Mine (o meu / a minha) | Your pencil (seu lápis) | Yours (o seu / a sua) | His eraser (borracha dele) | His (a dele / o dele) | Her cell phone (celular dela) | Hers (a dela/ o dela) | Its CD (CD dele/a – pronome neutro – utilizado para objetos e animais) | Its (o dele/ a dele / o dela/ a dela – pronome neutro – utilizado para objetos e animais) | Our car (nosso carro) |…

mother. d) You _________________ (like) the movie. e) He __________________ (call) me. 2) Marque X na resposta correta: 1) “I played tennis” significa: a) Ele jogou tênis. b) Ela joga tênis. c) Eu joguei tênis. 2) “Lucas danced axé” significa: a) Lucas dançou lambada. b) Lucas dançou axé c) Lucas dança axé. 3) “You loved me” significa: a) Você me ama. b) Você me amou. c) Eu te amo. 3) Complete with the simple past and change to…

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