What Is Happening

 What have you been doing?  Recently, I have been feeling really tired.  What have you been doing for the last 30 minutes?  I have been living here since 2001.  I have been working all afternoon.  Oh, the kitchen is a mess. Who has been cooking?  I've been working too long on computer.  He's been phoning me all week for an answer.  I am walking in a long dark tunne  I am finishing the report now.  They are making cars now.  Car are being made now.  Giberto…

conditional sentences, we speak hypothetically. We talk about what would happen as a consequence (or result) of some hypothetical condition. Therefore, every conditional sentence has two parts: the CONDITION and the CONSEQUENCE. In addition, there are three different kinds of conditional sentences. The first two kinds (we call them "conditional one" and "conditional two") deal with the future or the present. The difference between the two is based upon probability. The last kind…

55-year-old Murphy will climb back on stage in 2025. Perhaps that suspicion is cynicism or perhaps it’s learned behavior from watching artists turn from creative to careerist, but it’s not going to happen. James Murphy may have lost his edge by the time he formed LCD Soundsystem, but he gained perspective, even wisdom. And one of the primary things he’s projected from the start is that he cares, deeply, about what he does, the decisions he makes, and the reasons for them.…

_______(conselho) carry their passports with them, as the police (4) ____ (possibilidade) ask for documents; People (5) ______ (obrigação) be very careful when driving. The roads are very dangerous. Street crime is rare, but people (6) ______ (conselho) pay attention to what is happening around all the time. A (1) mustn’t; (2) may; (3) should; (4) have to; (5) must; (6) needn’t; B (1) must; (2) may; (3) should; (4) may; (5) must; (6) should; Você acertou! Resposta:…

so this is a complication, I think now survive. not want to live in this pattern, I swear, I want to try and everything seems right, and never cry I just want you by my side. walk, way, upon a time (oh oh, oh oh oh oh) walk, wake, a standard and society (oh oh, oh oh oh oh) that tell you what to do, that you start the floor and in the end makes cry. Love is wake, upon a time (oh oh, oh oh oh oh) who fell in love, a standard and society (oh oh, oh oh oh oh) that tell you…

Crichton, “Let’s Stop Scaring Ourselves”. I thought that article is very interesting. The author explains really what is happening with the earth issue. We just pay attention what is in the news and forget about others big problems that sometimes are worse than those we just talk about. He used the global warming as example. The author has a degree in medicine but did his career as a writer. Also he used this article in his book. Crichton is constricts by particular issues for…

2. Subscribe to local newspapers. Weekends are a great time to brush up on what's happening all around you. 3. Coffee shops are great places to strike up a conversation. Take advantage of the casual atmosphere. 4. What about the person sitting next to you on the bus? You already have something in common! 5. Get out of the house. Go for a walk and talk to everyone you see. Commenting on their gardens is a good opening for conversation. 6. Join a club. This gives you plenty of…

work? he/she/it + -s I go. I don't go. Do I go? He goes. He doesn't go. Does he go? I'm working. I'm not working. Am I working? He's working. He isn't working. Is he working? I'm going. I'm not going. Am I going? He's going. He isn't going. Is he going? I worked. I didn't work. Did I work? He worked. He didn't work. Did he work? I went. I didn't go. Did I go? He went. Use He didn't go. Did he…

quase nada sobre zombies, ele entra e inspecciona. Ele vê coisas partidas e ouve barulhos esquisitos. Derrepente escuta o rádio lá encima e ele vai acha-lo. Ele fala com (Dave “David”). NIGGA: Seems to be abandoned.. (Ouve barulhos esquisitos) What was that? (Quando Nigga atende o rádio...) NIGGA: Hello? DAVID: You need be quiet.. NIGGA: How are you? DAVID: Does not matter… Do you see that house over there? NIGGA: Yes, I can see… But why? DAVID: Because I´m…

Brief/strategic approaches to therapy: an overview 2 – What is it that happens between the ears? 3 – The reality of “reality” (or the “reality” of reality): what is really happening? 4 – How do we understand emotions? 5 – Negotiating the problem 6 – Neutrality and power, suggestions, tasks, and persuasion 7 – Less of the same 8 – Exceptions, solutions, and the future focus9 – Framing interventions: altering how the problem is viewed 10 – Pattern intervention: altering…