MADUMUSIC SCHOOL .
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E-mail : madumusic@yahoo.com
Modulo I - Tell me a little bit about yourself .
Hello GRUPO-LIDER SUCESSO 2014 ..... How are you ? How are you doing ? How do you do ?
Essas três maneiras que coloquei , todas significam : como vai você ?
What is up ? quais as novidades .
What is going on ? que esta acontecendo .
Utilize sempre a expressão WHAT IT MEANS para perguntar o significado de alguma coisa , você vera que logo , logo esta expressão estará na sua boca de forma natural e espontânea .
Vou deixar aqui desde já , um resumo dos temas que iremos abordar na próxima semana . Assista os vídeos procurando sempre gravar alguma coisa , que será de grande valia para você , ok .
Pronomes pessoais
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I ,you , he , she , it , you , we , they .
Iremos abordar as formas afirmativas , negativas e interrogativas usado o verbo TO BE .
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
I am a teacher . I am not a teacher . Am I a teacher ?
You are a lawyer . You are not a lawyer . Are you a lawyer ?
He is a journalist . He is not a journalist . Is he a journalist ?
She is a recpcionist . She is not a recepcionist . Is she a recepcionist ?
You are the sunshine of my life You are not the sunshine of my life . Are you the sunshine of my life ?
We are good friends . We are not good friends . Are we a good friends ?
They are classmates They are not classmates . Are they classmates ?
Abordaremos , também , o alfabeto . Click no vídeo abaixo , ok .
Iremos aplicá -lo nos seguintes exemplos :
Speeling names - Soletrar nomes .
How do you spell your first name ? Como você soletra teu primeiro nome ?
How do you spell your middle name ? Como você soletra teu nome do meio ?
How do you spell your last name ? Como você soletra teu último nome ?
Iremos identificar objetos através do vídeo abaixo .
Números e mais esse pequeno diálogo abaixo .
What is your name ? Qual o seu nome ?
How old are you ? Quantos anos você tem ?
Where are you from ? De onde você é ?
What is your occupation ? Qual o seu trabalho ?
Are you married ? Você é casada ?
What is your phone number ? Qual o número do seu telefone ?
What is your e-mail ? Qual seu e-mail ?
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Começamos agora a praticar com o apoio de vídeos , ok .
Abra o vídeo TELL ME A LITTLE BIT ABOUT YOURSELF .
Expressões usuais .
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The big black bug bit the big black bear, but the big black bear bit the big black bug back !
The big black bug bit the big black bear but the big black bear bit the big black bug back .
20.11.2013
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First of all , let`s get the ball rolling , let`s start the show on the road .
Something like that .... What`s the meaning of ? What it means ?
Can you tell me a little bit about the difference between ....
May I go ahead ? Of course , yes you may , go ahead please .
Sound`s good . So far , so good ........
Advice and device , can you tell me about the difference ?
Where were you two days ago ?
Where and were
UK - United Kingdom
USA - United States of America
NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
For while ....that`s it .
Do you ever use your phone on a date ?
Do you ever turn off your phone at the movies ?
Do you ever call your friend at work ?
First of all , let`s get the ball rolling , let`s start the show on the road .
Something like that .... What`s the meaning of ? What it means ?
Can you tell me a little bit about the difference between ....
May I go ahead ? Of course , yes you may , go ahead please .
Sound`s good . So far , so good ........
Advice and device , can you tell me about the difference ?
Where were you two days ago ?
Where and were
UK - United Kingdom
USA - United States of America
NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
For while ....that`s it .
Do you ever use your phone on a date ?
Do you ever turn off your phone at the movies ?
Do you ever call your friend at work ?
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Happy New Year - 2014 .
Temos aqui várias expressões usuais - vamos trabalhar cada uma delas - primeiramente os serviços que funcionam 24 horas por dia .
17.01.2014
First , first of all , to begin with , secondly , next , then , after that , finally , lastly .
First of all you have to read the recipe .
Next you have to buy the ingredients .
Second , secondly , you should preheats the oven .
While the oven is preheating mix the ingredients together and put them in a pan .
After that , let the cake bake for 20 minutes .
Finally , take the cake out of the oven and ice it .
11.02.2014
Right now , we are going to check together , what is goin on , about new words , new vocabulary , ok .
The tree is a beatiful machine that works for the benefit of humanity , animals and plants .Most forms of life on Earth need oxygen . We do not get oxygen from industrial machines . We get it from the tree machines .Trees make the oxygen that we need to take from the air . Industrial machines pollute the air . Trees do not pollute it . On the contrary ,they clean it . The industrial machines makes a lot of noise . On the contrary , it filters noise .
The tree machine does not need coal , oil , gas or eletrecity to work . Its fuel comes from water , sunlight and carbon dioxide . When a tree dies , it helps new plants . The combination of water , insects and microorganisms in the soil causes the decomposition of the tree . When a tree dies , it gives nutrients to the soil for other trees to use as fuel . So , the tree does not die , really . It recycles its substance for the benefit of all animal and plant life .
Please remember : the tree is your friend . Do not destroy it .
A árvore é uma máquina bonita que trabalha para o benefício da humanidade, animais e plantas. Maioria das formas de vida na Terra precisa de oxigênio . Nós não obtemos oxigênio a partir de máquinas industriais. Nós obtemos a partir de máquinas de árvores. Árvores produzem r o oxigênio que precisamos para tirar do ar. Máquinas industriais poluem o ar. As árvores não poluem . Pelo contrário, elas limpam . As máquinas industriais fazem muito barulho . Pelo contrário , ela filtra o ruído .
A máquina árvore não precisa de carvão, petróleo , gás ou eletricidade para funcionar . Seu combustível vem da água , luz solar e dióxido de carbono. Quando uma árvore morre , ele ajuda a novas plantas. A combinação de água , insectos e microrganismos no solo faz com que a decomposição da árvore . Quando uma árvore morre , dá- nutrientes para o solo para outras árvores para uso como combustível . Assim , a árvore não morre , realmente. Ele recicla a sua substância para o benefício de toda a vida animal e vegetal .
Por favor, lembre-se: a árvore é sua amiga. Não destrua .
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19.02.2014
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Aprenda os Phrasal verbs com o verbo “PUT”. Another word that is commonly used in phrasal verbs is the word “put.” There are six common phrasal verbs that use the word “put”: put on, put off, put up, put out, put back, and put away. This post will give what each of these phrases means and how to use them.
Put on: This phrase means “to begin to wear” and usually refers to clothing. It can also mean “to perform.” Here are some examples: Put on a coat because it is cold. He put on a show for us last night.
Put off: This phrase means “to postpone or delay” and usually refers to waiting to do work. Here is an example: I wish I hadn’t put off doing my homework until tonight.
Put up (with): This phrase has a few different meanings. It can mean “to provide someone with a place to sleep” or it can mean “to elevate something.” Here are some examples: We have an extra bed so we can put you up for the night Will you put up the Christmas decorations today? The phrase “put up with” means “tolerar or aguentar.” For example: It is hard to put up with my baby sister.
Put out: This phrase can mean “to display” or it can mean “to inconvenience.” Here are a couple of examples: Please put out all the candies so our guests can have what they want. I hope I haven’t put you out by asking you for this favor.
Put back: This phrase means “to return something to its original place.” Here is an example: Please put the book back where you found it.
Put away: This phrase means “guardar.” For example: I will put away the clothes we won’t need for the trip.
08.08.2014
Veja o vídeo abaixo e identifique os conectivos , ok .
11.02.2014
Right now , we are going to check together , what is goin on , about new words , new vocabulary , ok .
The tree is a beatiful machine that works for the benefit of humanity , animals and plants .Most forms of life on Earth need oxygen . We do not get oxygen from industrial machines . We get it from the tree machines .Trees make the oxygen that we need to take from the air . Industrial machines pollute the air . Trees do not pollute it . On the contrary ,they clean it . The industrial machines makes a lot of noise . On the contrary , it filters noise .
The tree machine does not need coal , oil , gas or eletrecity to work . Its fuel comes from water , sunlight and carbon dioxide . When a tree dies , it helps new plants . The combination of water , insects and microorganisms in the soil causes the decomposition of the tree . When a tree dies , it gives nutrients to the soil for other trees to use as fuel . So , the tree does not die , really . It recycles its substance for the benefit of all animal and plant life .
Please remember : the tree is your friend . Do not destroy it .
A árvore é uma máquina bonita que trabalha para o benefício da humanidade, animais e plantas. Maioria das formas de vida na Terra precisa de oxigênio . Nós não obtemos oxigênio a partir de máquinas industriais. Nós obtemos a partir de máquinas de árvores. Árvores produzem r o oxigênio que precisamos para tirar do ar. Máquinas industriais poluem o ar. As árvores não poluem . Pelo contrário, elas limpam . As máquinas industriais fazem muito barulho . Pelo contrário , ela filtra o ruído .
A máquina árvore não precisa de carvão, petróleo , gás ou eletricidade para funcionar . Seu combustível vem da água , luz solar e dióxido de carbono. Quando uma árvore morre , ele ajuda a novas plantas. A combinação de água , insectos e microrganismos no solo faz com que a decomposição da árvore . Quando uma árvore morre , dá- nutrientes para o solo para outras árvores para uso como combustível . Assim , a árvore não morre , realmente. Ele recicla a sua substância para o benefício de toda a vida animal e vegetal .
Por favor, lembre-se: a árvore é sua amiga. Não destrua .
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19.02.2014
Expressões de quantidade e intensidade : MUCH , MANY , VERY , VERY MUCH , SO , SO MUCH , SO MANY , TOO , TOO MUCH , TOO MANY , ENOUGH .
1. Much : muito - a
a- antes de substantivo não-contável , sempre no singular :
MUCH water-rain-food, etc . ( Muita água-chuva-comida,etc . )
b- antes de adjetivo no grau comparativo, acentuando a diferença na comparação :
MUCH easier-better-worse, etc . ( Muito mais fácil-melhor-pior-etc . )
2. MANY , antes de substantivos contáveis , no plural : muito-as .
Many rivers-books-people-etcs . ( Muitos rios-livros-pessoas-etcs . )
3. VERY , antes de adjetivou outro adverbio , no grau normal : muito .
VERY easy -cold-late-well-etcs . ( Muito fácil-frio-tarde-bem-etcs . )
4. VERY MUCH , depois do verbo e seu complemento , em posição diferente da que ocorre em português : muito .
I like her very much . ( Eu gosto muito dela )
5. SO , antes de adjetivo ou adverbio , no grau normal : tão .
She is SO lovely ! ( Ela é tão adorável . ) She sings SO well . ( Ela canta tão bem . )
6. SO MUCH ( antes de substantivo não-contável , singular ) tanto-a , SO MANY ( antes de substantivo contável , no plural ) : tantos-as .
She makes so much money ... She has so many fans ...
( Ela ganha tanto dinheiro ... Ela tem tantos fãs ... )
7. TOO : demais .
a- antes de adjetivo ou outro adverbio , no grau normal :
TOO easy-cold-late-well-etcs . ( Facil-frio-tarde-bem demais , etc . )
b- antes de much , many , little :
Too much danger ( perigo demais )
Too many drugs ( drogas demais )
Too little hope ( esperança de menos )
8. ENOUGH : suficiente ( mente )
a- antes de substantivo :
There is not ENOUGH opportunity in their lives . ( Não há oportunidade suficiente na vida deles. )
b- depois de adjetivo ou adverbio , no grau normal :
They are not strong ENOUGH to solve their problems . ( Eles não são suficientemente fortes para resolver seus problemas . )
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06.03.2014
Homework ... the most important is to understand , what`s going on in all over the world .
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31.03.2014
Vou colocar aqui os dois vídeos mais recentes que nós abordamos . Vou extrair o texto em duas fases : texto e tradução .
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02.05.2014
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02.05.2014
| USAGE | CONNECTIVE WORDS |
| addition of ideas | and, also, besides, further, furthermore, too, moreover, in addition, then, of equal importance, equally important, another |
| time | next, afterward, finally, later, last, lastly, at last, now, subsequently, then, when, soon, thereafter, after a short time, the next week (month, day, etc.), a minute later, in the meantime, meanwhile, on the following day, at length, ultimately, presently |
| order or sequence | first, second, (etc.), finally, hence, next, then, from here on, to begin with, last of all, after, before, as soon as, in the end, gradually |
| space and place | above, behind, below, beyond, here, there, to the right (left), nearby, opposite, on the other side, in the background, directly ahead, along the wall, as you turn right, at the top, across the hall, at this point, adjacent to |
| to signal an example | for example, to illustrate, for instance, to be specific, such as, moreover, furthermore, just as important, similarly, in the same way |
| results | as a result, hence, so, accordingly, as a consequence, consequently, thus, since, therefore, for this reason, because of this |
| purpose | to this end, for this purpose, with this in mind, for this reason(s) |
| comparison | like, in the same manner (way), as so, similarly |
| contrast connectives | but, in contrast, conversely, however, still, nevertheless, nonetheless, yet, and yet, on the other hand, on the contrary, or, in spite of this, actually, in fact |
| to summarize or report | in summary, to sum up, to repeat, briefly, in short, finally, on the whole, therefore, as I have said, in conclusion, as you can see |
17.07.2014
Aprenda os Phrasal verbs com o verbo “PUT”. Another word that is commonly used in phrasal verbs is the word “put.” There are six common phrasal verbs that use the word “put”: put on, put off, put up, put out, put back, and put away. This post will give what each of these phrases means and how to use them. Put on: This phrase means “to begin to wear” and usually refers to clothing. It can also mean “to perform.” Here are some examples: Put on a coat because it is cold. He put on a show for us last night.
Put off: This phrase means “to postpone or delay” and usually refers to waiting to do work. Here is an example: I wish I hadn’t put off doing my homework until tonight.
Put up (with): This phrase has a few different meanings. It can mean “to provide someone with a place to sleep” or it can mean “to elevate something.” Here are some examples: We have an extra bed so we can put you up for the night Will you put up the Christmas decorations today? The phrase “put up with” means “tolerar or aguentar.” For example: It is hard to put up with my baby sister.
Put out: This phrase can mean “to display” or it can mean “to inconvenience.” Here are a couple of examples: Please put out all the candies so our guests can have what they want. I hope I haven’t put you out by asking you for this favor.
Put back: This phrase means “to return something to its original place.” Here is an example: Please put the book back where you found it.
Put away: This phrase means “guardar.” For example: I will put away the clothes we won’t need for the trip.
08.08.2014
Veja o vídeo abaixo e identifique os conectivos , ok .
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