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I’m nineteen. what’s your phone number? It’s 234-9889. what’s your address? It’s 234 Portland Street. what time is the party? It’s at 8 pm. where’s your jacket? It’s in my car. 2. Practice the conversations. Use who, what, what time, how old or where. ✍ a) A: _ are the car keys? B: They’re in the office. ✍ 1. Renata and Joe are having a snack at the school cafeteria. Listen to their conversation. Renata: It’s really cold today. I’m freezing!…

familiar to me. Ele deveria estar aqui às 8 horas. - He was supposed to be here 8 o'clock. O cachorro é para ser o melhor amigo do homem. - Dogs are supposed to be man's best friend. Ele tem um carro novo em folha (zerinho). - He has a brand new car. Fiquei preso num engarrafamento de trânsito. - I was caught in a traffic jam. Vamos ficar sem gasolina. - We are going to run out of gas. Estacionamento proibido. - No parking. Furei um pneu. - I got a flat tire. Quanto mais tu…

e nem o Jeff (gosta deles).] A. I'm not going. (Eu não vou.) B. Nor am I. (Eu também não.) - YET |A conjunção yet (contudo, mas, não obstante, porém, no entanto) indica oposição, ressalva:|[pic] | |It's a small car, yet it is surprisingly spacious. | | |(É um carro pequeno, todavia é surpreendentemente espaçoso.) | | He has a good job,

Usamos o artigo indefinido nos seguintes casos: Para nos referirmos a algo pela primeira vez: You have a nice car. Com profissões: Klaus is a teacher. Com nacionalidades e religiões: Ellen is a Catholic. Com nomes singulares, depois das palavras what e such: What a shame! Significando one (um ou uma), quando se referir a uma pessoa ou a um objeto no singular: I have a car. Antes dos nomes de medidas, pesos e divisões do tempo: 10 “reais” a kilo (10 reais o quilo); once a week…

palavras transparentes. Existem também os falsos cognatos, que são palavras que achamos que é tal coisa, mas não é; os falsos cognatos são em menor número, estes nós veremos adiante. Como cognatos podemos citar: school (escola), telephone (telefone), car (carro), question (questão, pergunta), activity (atividade), training (treinamento)... Você mesmo poderá criar sua própria lista de cognatos! b) Palavras repetidas As palavras repetidas em um texto possuem um valor muito importante.…

the square WHERE'S THE LETTER I ? The letter Fs in the bottom left-hand corner of the square WHERE'S THE LETTER U ? The letter U's in the middle of the square DO PEOPLE DRIVE THEIR CARS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD ? No, people don't drive their cars in the middle of the road, but they drive them on the right-hand side of the road WHAT'S HANGING FROM THE MIDDLE OF THE CEILING ?/ The light's hanging from the middle of the ceiling SURE

second-order filter, smoothing filter, wash-out filter; Filtered. Data that is the result of filtering a signal; filtering is usually more sophisticated than smoothing Compare: derived, estimated, measured, raw, selected, smoothed; First-order filter. A filter in which the output follows the input, only more slowly; It is usually implemented in software as a difference equation of period T. The first-order filter is commonly used in avionics to smooth data, and to wash out…

What is the time? = It is ten o’clock. = It’s half past five = Have a nice holiday = The same to you = May I come in? = Pay attention! = Listen to me. = Open your books = Any questions? = No question = I am sorry = Excuse me = Who are you? = Whose car is this? = Can I help you? = Could you do me a favor? = How much does it cost? = How much is it? = When is your birthday? = th It is on March 9 = Do you speak English? = Yes, I do = Did you have a nice weekend? = Yes, I did = I want to speak to Mr.

Pros: Exercise, color in her cheeks, time to herself. Cons: She didn’t know her new address yet, or even the general direction to start walking. 2. She could call her mom and ask for a ride. Pros: Lots. Cons: Her mom didn’t have a phone. Or a car. 3. She could call her dad. Ha. 4. She could call her grandma. Just to say hi. She was sitting on the concrete steps at the front of the school, staring out at the row of yellow buses. Her bus was right there. No. 666. Even…

you’re doing my head in! (Pare de ouvir essa música, você está me estressando!) WEE: small / little. Pode ser usado em referência ao tamanho do item em questão OU como equivalente aos diminutivos, como: Joãozinho, livrinho, casinha. Ex: I like my new car, but it’s too wee. (Eu gosto do meu carro novo, mas é muito pequeno) OU Have you seen that wee house John bought? (Você viu aquela casa/casinha/casa bonitinha que o John comprou?) GRAND: ok / very good. Ex: That’s grand (tá ok!).…