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21/08/2020 1 VOCABULARY MEANING EXAMPLE DESIGN Projetar / Criar That architect designed a great building. APPOINT Designar The school appointed a new director. DEVOLVE Transferir / Delegou The federal government devolved more powers to the provinces. RETURN / REFUND Devolver Refund my money back please. DOZE Cochilar After studying English we diverse a doze. TWELVE Doze -12 She is twelve. False Cognates/Friends - Falso Cognato/Amigo Objetiva-se identificar a ideia que será trabalhada Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057 21/08/2020 2 VOCABULARY MEANING EXAMPLE CHEF Chefe de cozinha You became an amazing chef. BOSS /CHIEF Chefe He is my boss. CIGAR Charuto Cigar is not allowed here neither Cigarettes. CIGARETTE Cigarro XXX COMPHREENSIVE Abrangente / Extenso It is a conphreensive subject. UNDERSTANDING Acordo/Compreensivo The politicians finally reached an understanding. False Cognates/Friends - Falso Cognato/Amigo Objetiva-se identificar a ideia que será trabalhada 1. O substantivo PARENTS, por exemplo, caracteriza-se como um cognato verdadeiro para o substantivo parentes. ( ) Certo ( ) Errado Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057 21/08/2020 3 2. In the excerpt “ensuring that those who come will actually be immersed”, the word “actually” is: a) a false cognate which means “in reality” b) a true cognate which means “at present” c) a false cognate which means “at present” d) a true cognate which means “in reality” 3. What is the best definition for false cognates ? a) Words that don’t exist in a language. b) Antonym words. c) Words that cannot be used in the beginning of texts. d) Words that are alike in language. Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057 21/08/2020 4 4. All of the words in bold are false cognates. The word that is used INCORRECTLY in the sentences below is: I did not realize until just now that you are actually in a lot of pain. I pretend to take you to the hospital for exams immediately. I promise to assist you in any way possible. I’ll be waiting for you in the cafeteria. a) realize. b) actually. c) pretend. d) assist. e) cafeteria. 5. In the sentence: “She realizes the restrooms actually the name for a public bathroom” the words REALIZES and ACTUALLY mean, respectively: a) realiza / atualmente. b) entende / atualmente. c) percebe / na verdade. d) realiza / realmente e) percebe / na atualidade. Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057 21/08/2020 5 6. Choose the alternative in which the bold word is not classified as a false cognate. a) The university welcomes applications from foreign students. b) Many scientific studies intend to prove that there is life on other planets. c) We realized that he was a bad boy. d) The new scientists should learn how to accept criticism. e) Our team apologizes for making such a huge mistake. 7. The sentence(s) in which the underlined word is a false cognate is(are) I. The team of astronauts had the potential to execute the experiments. II. The university library will be closed until the end of the week. III. The results of the experiments are different. a) II, only. b) I and II, only. c) III, only. d) I and III, only. e) I, II and III. Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057 21/08/2020 6 8. Escolha a alternativa onde o Falso Cognato em negrito, representa a melhor tradução para a sentença: There is a very exquisite car parked outside. a) extremely dangerous. b) extremely old. c) extremely strange. d) extremely beautiful. He`d better resume the LECTURE É melhor ele recomeçar a conferência. You`ll find LECTURES selected Você encontrará palestras selecionadas. I WONDER if I’ll be home by the time the game starts Me pergunto se estarei em casa na hora em que o jogo começar This girl is a WONDER. She’s always surprising me with her talents Essa garota é uma maravilha. Ela está sempre me surpreendendo com seus talentos After leaving, please CLOSE the door Ao sair, por favor, feche a porta We need to bring this discussion to a CLOSE Precisamos chegar ao fim dessa discussão Vocabularies/Watch out Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057 21/08/2020 7 We live CLOSE to each other since we were little kids Nós moramos perto um do outro desde que éramos criancinhas It’s been a long time since I wrote a LETTER Faz muito tempo desde que eu escrevi uma carta My name starts with the LETTER M Meu nome começa com a letra M Vocabularies/Watch out I love eating TURKEY on the day after Christmas. Eu amo comer peru no dia depois do Natal I chose Europe as my next vacation destination. I’ll go to some nice places, like Greece and TURKEY . Escolhi a Europa como próximo destino das férias. Vou para alguns lugares legais, como Grécia e Turquia. I think we became friends fast because we share an INTEREST in astrology. Eu acho que ficamos amigos rapidamente porque compartilhamos um interesse em astrologia I’m saving some money at the bank to see if the INTERESTS are high enough. Estou juntando dinheiro no banco para ver se os juros são altos o suficiente Vocabularies/Watch out Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057 21/08/2020 8 This is something for the BOARD of directors Isso é algo que compete ao o grupo de diretores Passengers of the flight to Atlanta, it’s time to BOARD! Passageiros do vôo para Atlanta, é hora de embarcar! There’s a LIGHT that never goes out Há uma luz que nunca se apaga There’s a LIGHT that never goes out Há uma luz que nunca se apaga Vocabularies/Watch out I was holding a pile of plates and I dropped it all on the floor. They all BROKE. Eu estava segurando uma pilha de pratos e derrubei tudo no chão. Todos eles quebraram”. We were on a BREAK . Nós estávamos dando um tempo . When I go to Asia, I really want to visit CHINA. Quando eu for para a Ásia, eu realmente quero visitar a China When I go to Asia, I really want to visit CHINA. Quando eu for para a Ásia, eu realmente quero visitar a China The girls won their first MATCH of the season! As garotas venceram sua primeira partida da temporada! MATCH the columns with the proper form of the verb to be . Combine as colunas com a forma apropriada do verbo to be. Vocabularies/Watch out Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057 21/08/2020 9 Homophones É preciso ter cuidado com elas, tanto na hora de falar, quanto na hora de escrever. Palavras em inglês que tem a pronúncia muito parecida, mas são escritas de maneira diferente e tem significados completamente distintos. Homophones Porém, na hora de escrever, é importante saber a diferença entre as duas. Na hora de falar ad (anúncio) tanto faz add (adicionar) pois a pronúncia dessas duas palavras em inglês são idênticas Arc (arco) Ark (arca) Ad (anúncio) Add (adicionar) Ate (passado de comer) Eight (número oito) Brake (freio) Break (quebrar) Blew (past Blow) Blue (azul) Board (quadro, papelão, conselho de uma instituição) Bored (entediado) Cell (célula) Sell (vender) Buy (comprar) Bye (tchau)X By (beira) Bite (morder) Byte (dados de computador) Cent (centavos) Sent (past send) Dad (papai) Dead (morto) Die (morrer) Dye (tingir o cabelo) Eye (olho) I (eu) Right (certo, direita) Write (escrever) For (para) Four (número quatro) See (ver) sea (mar) Steal (roubar) Steel (aço) Knew (passado de saber) New (novo) Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057 21/08/2020 10 Weak (fraco) Week (semana) There(lá) They´re(eles são/estão) Their(deles) Wood (madeira) Would (particípio do futuro do pretérito) Son (filho) Sun (sol ) Stairs (escada) Stares (olha) Mail (correspondência) Male (masculino) Sale (promoção) Sail (vela ) Hear (escutar) Here (aqui) Waste (desperdiçar) Waist (cintura) Write (escrever) Right (direita*) Deer (veado) Dear (querido) Hair( cabelo) Hare (Lebre/ coelho) Sum (soma) Some (algum) Flower (Flor) Flour (farinha de trigo) Bear (urso) Bare ( descalços) Pain (Dor) Pane (painel)Weight (Peso) Way (caminho/forma) Root (raiz) Route (rota) Weather (clima) Wether (se) Night (noite) Knite (guerreiro) Road (pista) Rode (andou) Knows (conhecer) Nose (nariz) Parish (paróquia) Perish (pereça) Mast(Mastro) Massed( reunido) Aweigh (pesar) Away (distante) Except (exceto) Accept (receber) Troupe (Trupe) Troop (tropa) Wrecks (naufrágios) Rex (rex) Find (encontrar) Fined (multado) Rapt (extasiado) Rapped (bateu) Wrapped (envolto) Carrel (Carrel) Carol (Carol) Muscle(músculo) Mussel (mexilhão) Spade (pá) Spayed (castrada) Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057 21/08/2020 11 Sex (sexo) Sects (Seitas) Witch (bruxa) Which (que/qual) Mantel (manto) Mantle (manto) Allusion (Alusão) Illusion (Ilusão) Holed (furado) Hold (segure) Bawled (Berrou) Balled (Enrolado) Bald (careca) Soled (sola) Sold (vendido) Grate (Grelha) great (grnade/bom) Fairy (fadas) Ferry (bolsa) Faery (país das fadas) Size(tamnaho) Sighs (suspiros) Cast (Elenco) Casest (casta) Callus (calo) Callous (insensível) Use the word TOO, TO, or TWO to complete each sentence. 1. Kate and Jan went __________________ a football game. 2. James said, I ate __________________ much ice cream. 3. Please pick up _____________________ gallons of milk from the store. 4. May i play _________________________? 5. Madison likes ______________________ ride horses. 6. We will all go ________________________ the beach on Sunday. 7. My teacher said, your voices are _______________ loud. 8. Dexter wants _________________ be in the school ______________play. 9. Grandma bought me __________________ birthday presents. 10. Would you like __________________ have beef stew for dinner tonight? Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057 21/08/2020 12 BRITISH AMERICAN 1. The present perfect is used for an action in the past with a result now. Sally isn´t here. She´s gone. The class has just started. The teachers have already arrived. It has just had lunch. Have you finished your bath yet? 2. The use of SHALL and WILL for future statements and advices. Which way SHALL we go? Shall I take all the English classes online? We will drive to Bahia this evening. I shall come late to class. I´ll come late to class. 1. The present perfect OR Simple Past CAN be used for expressing actions in the past with a result now. I have lost my key. Have you seen it? I lost my key. Did you see it? He has already left home. He already left home. Did you finish your work yet? 2. The use of SHALL is unusual. Which way SHOULD we go? Should I stay or should I go? Everyone should study about three hours a day. I will be late this evening. I will take those books at the library. American x British BRITISH AMERICAN 3. We can use NEEDN´T or DON´T NEED TO We needn´t hurry. We don´t need to buy that book. You can come with me if you like but you needn´t come if you don´t want to. She needn´t buy that gift. He needn´t have taken the umbrella. I needn´t have got up so early today. 4. They say “to /in hospital” without THE Three people were injured and taken to hospital. The students went to school. 5. Words like GOVERNMENT/ TEAM and FAMILY can be singular and also plural. The team is/are playig right now. The family is/are all here. 3. The use of NEEDN´T is unusual. We don´t need to hurry. You can come with me if you like but don´t need to come if you don´t wanna. She doesn´t need to buy that gift. 4. They say “to /in hospital” with THE Three people were injured and taken to the hospital. The students went to the school. 5. The nouns normally take a singular verb. The team is gonna play tonight. My family is all here. Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057 21/08/2020 13 BRITISH AMERICAN TRADUÇÃO Bonnet Hood capuz Boot Trunk Bota Braces Suspenders Suspensório Brackets Parentheses Parêntesis Candy Floss Cotton Candy Algodão Doce Caravan Trailer Trailer /Van Vocabularies BRITISH AMERICAN TRADUÇÃO Catalogue Catalog Catálogo Centre Center Centro Chemistry Shop Pharmacy / Drugstore Farmácia Chips French Fries Batata Frita City Centre Downtown Centro da cidade Clothes peg Clothespin Pregador de roupas Costume Swimsuit Roupa de banho Mobile Cellphone Celular Vocabularies Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057 21/08/2020 14 Gabarito 1 – ERRADO 2 – A 3 – D 4 – C 5 – C 6 – E 7 – A 8 – D Natacha Fydryzewski Teixeira - 02763572057