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the cockpit because it's almost time to land. | comfortable adjective | feel good physically, able to relax | Because you have long legs you might be more comfortable in an aisle seat. | complimentary adjective | free of charge | We offer complimentary coffee or tea, but you have to pay for alcohol. | co-pilot noun | person who helps the captain fly the plane | If the captain gets sick the co-pilotcan take over. | domestic adjective | within the same country | You should be…

“shall” e “will” se torna ainda mais confusa, quando frequentemente usamos a forma contraída ao falar “ll” como I will go – I’ll go or I shall go – I’ll go. Se você não confunde, que bom (ufa!), mas muitas pessoas sim! Confira a dica abaixo. Shall (modal verb) Meaning 1: In old-fashioned or very formal English, we use ‘shall’ instead of ‘will’ when the subject is ‘I’ or ‘we’. Most people use ‘will’ these days. (Um pouco antiquada e muito formal, usamos ‘shall’ ao invés de ‘will’,…

says: Hi, Betty! Did you have a good day? ~USNora says: Yes, I did… and you, Pedro? PovGuy says: Great, in spite of the cold rain… Did it snow there? ~USNora says: Ahh… no rain here today… and also no snow. PovGuy says: …Spring weather? ~USNora says: No… it’s still very much winter here… Was 0 yesterday and just 3 this morning! PovGuy says: mmmmmm... it’s the right weather for this season, then! ~USNora says: There hasn’t been this cold or as much snow here in years… PovGuy says:…

Schegloff, and Jefferson 1974) Overlap: * 5 per cent of conversation or less; * it carries significance. Pauses between turns also have significance. Turn-taking mechanisms vary between cultures and between languages. Efficient turn taking involve also factors which are not linguistics: * Eye Contact; * Body position and movement; * Intonation and volume. The relative status of the speaker, or the role he is playing also is important. (Students fall silent…

that is the way a tourist is often defined. There are differences between a tourist and an excursionist. According to Eugene Hall, a tourist differs from an excursionist in the duration of his or her trip. The latter is described as someone “who is away from his or her usual residence for less than 24 hours, or at most, a weekend”. a. A palavra “turismo” é difícil de definir. ( ) b. Estatísticas nessa área são fáceis de obter. ( ) c. Turismo não está…

example. Now write: What is Bobby Baloney doing? 1 He’s sitting down. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Word bank: dance, drink, dream, eat, hop, jump, listen, look, run, shout, sing, sit down, skate, ski, sleep, swim, talk (also: speak or say hi), walk, whistle, write Fonte: IES Collective_Present Continous. Disponível em: <http://en.islcollective.com/worksheets/worksheet_page?id=727>. Acesso em 24 out. 2013. (Com alterações) Atenção: estes exercícios são…

Carol and Max did different things last weekend. What Carol DID, max DIDN’T .Write sentences follow the example: | Study | Clean the kitchen | Play golf | Watch TV | Listen To Music | Walk INT The Park | Carol | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | No | Max | No | No | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Example: Carol studied. Max didn’t study. Clean the kitchen: Carol cleaned the kitchen. Max didn’t clean the kitchen. Play golf: Max played golf.…

232 8.10 Supported RADIUS Attributes.............................................................................. 233 8.10.1 RADIUS Server Messages ................................................................................... 235 8.11 Proxy or Registrar Registration Example ............................................................. 236 8.12 Configuration Examples ....................................................................................... 237 8.12.1 Establishing…

shipping/issuing document); * Supplier (Local or International Vendor); * P/N (Part Number , different from the manufacturer number) * Unit Cost (Cost of each item in the invoice); * Allocations (Requestor Name); * Received Qty (Receiving Qty from PO or transfer); * Cert# (Certification number issued by the Vendor or any Certification Institute); * Issued Qty (Quantity issued to a requestor, or qty to close for…

shipping/issuing document); * Supplier (Local or International Vendor); * P/N (Part Number , different from the manufacturer number) * Unit Cost (Cost of each item in the invoice); * Allocations (Requestor Name); * Received Qty (Receiving Qty from PO or transfer); * Cert# (Certification number issued by the Vendor or any Certification Institute); * Issued Qty (Quantity issued to a requestor, or qty to close for…