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GÊNEROS TEXTUAIS E O 
ENSINO DA LÍNGUA INGLESA
 
 
 
 
 Rachel Paiva Seabra 
 20223300739
 Letras – Português e Inglês
 
 
 
 
RIO DE JANEIRO – RJ
2022
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Authors who marked the history of English Literature UNIT 1 - 
Contextualizing! 
The images below show some 19th century Englishmen, but what do they have in
common? Who were they? What do they represent for the story?
teacher: The
authors' pictures
serve to
stimulate
students' long-
term memory.
In this unit, you will 
falar sobre autores importantes para literatura inglesa (talk about important authors
for English literature);
usar o verbo to be no passado simples (Past Simple);
explorar preposições de tempo: in/on/at (prepositions of time: in/on/at);
estabelecer conexões entre literatura e história (establish connections between
literature and history)
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Reagind comprehension - Lesson 1
Before Reading (Antes de ler)
In this lesson, we will be using Jane Austen's abbreviated biography
Do you know who Jane Austen was?
19th Century English Novelist
Objective: to promote the
student's historical knowledge
and linguistic diversity
Text genres: biography
Jane Austen is an English writer born on
December 16, 1775. She was raised in a
rural and clerical environment, but in
which art and knowledge were valued.
She started writing literary texts
around the age of 12. And at the age of
20, she had already reached a certain
artistic maturity.
Her father, the clergyman George Austen
(1731-1805), encouraged his eight
children, including the two girls, to study.
The writer's mother, Cassandra Austen
(1739-1827), wrote satirical verse. Thus,
Jane was inserted in a rural and clerical
universe, but also surrounded by art
and knowledge.
In 1787, Jane Austen began to write, as
some of her manuscripts attest. But it was
in 1795 that she began writing her first
great novel — Sense and Sensibility.
Between 1796 and 1797, she wrote Pride
and Prejudice. Her father sent the work to
a publisher, but it was turned down.
Don't stop now... There's more after the
publicity ;)
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Reagind comprehension - Lesson 1
Before Reading (Antes de ler)
In this lesson, we will be using Jane Austen's abbreviated biography
Objective: to promote the
student's historical knowledge
and linguistic diversity
Text genres: biography
She writer never married, but in 1802 she
accepted the proposal of young Harris Bigg-
Wither (1781-1833). However, the next day,
she changed her mind. In addition, little is
known about the sentimental life of the
writer. Her sister Cassandra (1773-1845) is
said to have, after Jane's death, destroyed
some of her letters and deleted portions of
others, with the intention, it seems, of
preserving her sister's privacy.
In 1803, her novel entitled Northanger Abbey
was accepted by a publisher, but for unknown
reasons, publication did not take place. With
her father's death in 1805, the writer, along
with her mother and sister, went to live in
Southampton. Four years later, in 1809, they
moved to the village of Chawton. It was
around this time that her brother Henry
(1771-1850) contacted publishers in an
attempt to publish his sister's works.
Thus, in 1811, Sense and Sensibility was published for the first time, but anonymously, that is, without the name
of its author. In 1813, the book Pride and Prejudice was published and became quite popular. Thus, in 1814,
when Mansfield Park was published, the author's works were successful, well-regarded by critics and even
received praise from George IV (1762-1830), the Prince Regent.
However, they continued to be published anonymously, since, at the time, women were not respected in society for
their intellectual capacity. Thus, the name Jane Austen was unknown when, in 1816, the writer experienced the first
symptoms of Addison's disease, which caused her death on July 18, 1817, in Winchester. Only then did her
authorship of novels become public, and Henry took it upon himself to do so. 4
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Reagind comprehension - Lesson 1
Reading for General Comprehension
Choose the main objective of the text . Write the answer in your
notebook 
present the life of Jane Austen in a nutshell
show the importance of art and knowledge
Objective: to promote the
student's historical knowledge
and linguistic diversity
Text genres: biography
Choose the correct statement about Jane Austen. Write the answer in
your notebook 
a. His father was a clergyman and encourages his children to study
b. in 1811, Reason and sensibility was published for the first time, revealing its
authorship
c. Author never married 
Answer the questions below in your notebook.
a. When and where was Jane Austen born?
b. Name three books she wrote
c. When and how did she die?
Reading for Detailed Comprehension
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Reading for Critical Thinking
4 Answer the questions below in your notebook.
Jane Austen was one of the greatest authors of English literature, but to avoid
prejudice due to her intellectual capacity, she published her books anonymously. Do
you think that nowadays women are respected for their intellectual capacity? Justify.
teacher: these exercises can
also be done in the format of
discussions between students,
in this way, they will be able to
expose their previous
knowledge regarding the
content and actively
participate in the construction
of knowledge.
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Vocabulary Study - Lesson 2
Occupations 
On the front pages of our unit, there are images of 19th century English
authors, however, in addition to being writers, these novelists also had
other professions. See the chart below:
Objective: teaching profession-
related vocabulary and exploring
prepositions of time: in/an/at
Text genres: biography
Charles Dickens was a British novelist,
journalist, editor, illustrator and social
commentator who wrote beloved classic
novels such as Oliver Twist, A Christmas
Carol, Nicholas Nickleby, David Copperfield,
A Tale of Two Cities and Great
Expectations.
Charlotte Brontë was an English writer and
poet, the eldest of the three Brontë sisters
who reached adulthood and whose novels
are among the best known in English
literature. The novelist worked alternately
as a governess and teacher in her late
teens and early adulthood.
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Vocabulary Study - Lesson 2
Occupations 
Based on the charts on page 6, he writes in his notebook the professions
cited by authors Charles Dickens and Charlotte Bronte.
Objective: teaching profession-
related vocabulary and exploring
prepositions of time: in/an/at
Text genres: biography
Prepositions of time (in, on, at)
3 Fill in the blanks with the prepositions of time in, on at
Jane Austen was born _____December 16, 1775
She was born and lived ____England.
Her first book, "Lady Susan" , it was only published _____1817
Now it's your turn!
4 Make your autobiography. Imagine yourself 10 years from now and
write about your past self and your future self.
Your autobiography should be at least 15 lines. Don't forget to mention
the date and place of your birth, who you live with, your future
profession and some photographs.
teacher: This exercise, in addition to
stimulating creativity, will also help the
student in writing in English. In
addition, the photograph requested in
the exercise will be to explore the
student's visual stimuli
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REFERÊNCIAS BIOGRÁFICAS
SOUSA, Warley. Jane Austen. Mundo da Educação.
Disponível:
<https://mundoeducacao.uol.com.br/literatura/jane-
austen.htm>Acesso em: 20 nov. 2022
Franco, Claudio; Tavares, Kátia. Way to English for
brazilian learners, 7 ano: ensino fundamental,
anos finais. 2 edição. São Paulo: Ática, 2018
10 Curiosidades sobre Charlotte Brontë. DarkSide
Blog.Disponível:<https://darkside.blog.br/10-
curiosidades-charlotte-bronte/>Acesso em: 20 nov.
2022