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Autores: Milene Gomes

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Personal Identification

My name is Milene Gomes. I’m fourteen years old. I live in Vale Ferro and my phone number is xxxxxxxxx. I’m Portuguese and I was born in Beja. I two brothers.

My school is EB2,3 de Colos and my class is 8th B. My favourite subject is Portuguese. I’m a student.

I’m 1 metre and 52 centimetres tall and I weigh 41,600 Kilos. My hair is black and my eyes are brown.

My best friends are Lúcia and Célia. I like listening to music and watches TV.

 

 The Alphabet

A / ei

H / eitx

O / âu

V / vi

B / bi

I / ái

P / pi

W / dâbliu

C / ci

J / djei

Q / kiú

X / ékiss

D / di

K / kei

R / ár

Y / uái

E / i

L / él

S / éss

Z / zed

F / éf

M / ém

T / ti

 

G / dji

N / én

U / iu

 

Monday 25 th October 2004

 

Grammar

Present Continuons

 

Formed with:

Present simple Verb “ To be “ + gerund (-ing form)

 

( am/is/are) + Principal verb in the gerund 

 

Used to: ● describe actions happening now
  ● describe temporary actions
  ● indicate fixed arrangement in a near future

 

He   I  
She doesn’t You don’t
It   We  
    They  

 

Present Simple or Present Continuous
Time expressions
Always   a few days
Sometimes   now
Never   at the moment
Usually   at present
Often   tomorrow, next week, month, in a week
Seldom  
Occasionally    
Generally    

Thursday 16th November 2004

 

Irregular Verbs

 

 

GROUP 1

 

Hang

Hung

Hung

Win

Won

Won

Find

Found

Found

Shine

Shone

Shone

 

 

GROUP 2

 

Bring

Brought

Brought

Buy

Bought

Bought

Think

Thought

Thought

Catch

Caught

Caught

Teach

Taught

Taught

 

 

GROUP 3

 

Forget

Forgot

Forgotten

Write

Wrote

Written

Drive

Drove

Driven

Ride

Rode

Ridden

Rise

Rose

Risen

Give

Gave

Given

Beat

Beat

Beaten

 

 

GROUP 4

 

Begin

Began

Begun

Drink

Drank

Drunk

Ring

Rang

Rung

Sing

Sang

Sung

Swim

Swam

Swum

Run

Ran

Run

Come

Came

Come

Become

Became

Become

 

 

GROUP 5

 

Lose

Lost

Lost

Get

Got

Got

Tell

Told

Told

Stand

Stood

Stood

Understand

Understood

Understood

 

 

GROUP 6

 

Eat

Ate

Eaten

Break

Broke

Broken

Speak

Speak

Spoken

Wake

Woke

Woken

Choose

Chose

Chosen

Take

Took

Taken

Mistake

Mistook

Mistaken

Fall

Fell

Fallen

 

 

GROUP 7

 

Know

Knew

Known

Blow

Blew

Blown

Throw

Threw

Thrown

Grow

Grew

Grown

Fly

Flew

Flown

Draw

Drew

Drawn

Show

Showed

Shown

Sew

Sewed

Sewn*

Wear

Wore

Worn

 

 

GROUP 8

 

Send

Sent

Sent

Lend

Lent

Lent

Spend

Spent

Spent

Smell

Smelt

Smelt

Learn

Learnt

Learnt

Build

Built

Built

Spill

Spilt

Spilt

 

 

GROUP 9

 

Feel

Felt

Felt

Kneel

Knelt

Knelt

Keep

Kept

Kept

Sleep

Slept

Slept

Meet

Met

Met

Leave

Left

Left

Deal

Dealt

Dealt

Dream

Dreamt

Dreamt

Mean

Meant

Meant

Hold

Held

Held

Lead

Led

Led

Read

Read

Read*

 

 

GROUP 10

 

Pay

Paid

Paid

Lay

Laid

Laid

Say

Said

Said*

Have

Had

Had

Hear

Heard

Heard

Make

Made

Made

Sit

Sat

Sat

 

 

GROUP 11

 

Cost

Cost

Cost

Put

Put

Put

Spread

Spread

Spread

 

 

GROUP 12

 

Be

Was

Been

Lie

Lay

Lain

Go

Went

Gone

Do

Did

Done

Can

Could

 

 

* Notice the pronunciation of the verb.

Tuesday, 7th December 8, 2004

 

Past Continuous

 

Formed with: Com o past simple do verbo “to be”, (was / were) + o gerúndio (-ing).

 

Used to: 1. Para descrever uma acção que estava em curso num dado momento no passado;
  2. Para duas ou mais acções que estavam em curso simultaneamente no passado;
  3. Para descrever uma acção que foi interrompida por outra no passado;

 

Tuesday, 25th January 2005

 

Comparison of adjectives

 

● Comp. of superiority:

-   One – syllable adjectives (“small”) take “-er” + tham;

-   One – syllable adjectives ending in single vowel + consonant, double the consonant and take “-er” + tham: big – bigger than;

-   One or two – syllable adjectives ending in consonant + “-y”, drop the “-y” and take “-ier” + tham: happy – happier tham;

-   Two or more syllable adjective take “more” before the adjective and “than” after: important – more important tham;

● Comp. of equality

-   Independenty of number of syllables, adjectives take “as” before and after: rich – as rich as (tão… como);

-   In the negative (não tão… como) adjectives take “not so/as“ before and “as” after: rich – not so/as rich as;

● Superlative of superiority

-   One syllable adjectives take “-est” and “the” before: rich – the richest;

-   One syllable adjectives ending in single nomel + consonant double the consonant: fat – the fattest;

-   One or two – syllable adjectives ending in consonant + “-y”, drop the “-y” and take “-iest”: funny – the funniest;

-   Two or more syllable adjectives take “the most” before: intelligent – the most intelligent.

 

 

Irregular adjectives    
good better The best
bad worse The worst
much more The most
many more The most
Com. more Adj. -er tham
Sup. The most Adj. -est
-r -ier -er
-er -y V+C=2C
-est -iest -est

 

Tuesday, 1st February 2005

 

Adjectivo: qualifica um substantivo.

   O professor é

          Gordo

          Estúpido 

          Magro

 

Advérbio: modifica um verbo.

   O professor fala

          Rapidamente

          Lentamente

          Carinhosamente

Adjectives: come before nouns.

“She`s a beautiful girl.”

 

Adverbs: End in –ly.

“She smiles beautifully.”

 

Tuesday,1st February 2005

 

 

 

 

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She will come home

           Vira

 

She’ll come home

          Vira

 

Negative:

 

She will not come home

She won’t come home

 

She is going to write a letter

 

I am going to write a letter

 

We are going to write a letter

 

 

 

Tuesday, 15th February 2005

THE FUTURE-WILL

 

AFFIRMATIVE

 

 

FULL FORM

SHORT FORM

 

I

Will

`ll

Be happy.

He

She

It

Will

`ll

Leave tomorrow.

We

You

They

Will

`ll

Give a party.

 

NEGATIVE

 

 

FULL FORM

SHORT FORM

 

I

Will not

Won`t

Be happy.

He

She

It

Will not

Won`t

Leave tomorrow.

We

You

They

Will not

Won`t

Give a party.

 

INTERROGATIVE

 

Will

I

Be happy?

Will

He

She

It

Leave tomorrow?

Will

We

You

They

Give a party?

 

 

Tuesday, 15th February 2005

 

THE FUTURE-GOING TO

 

AFFIRMATIVE

 

 

FULL FORM

SHORT FORM

 

I

Am

`m

Going to walk in the park.

He

She

It

Is

`s

Going to walk in the park.

We

You

They

are

`re

Going to walk in the park.

 

NEGATIVE

 

 

FULL FORM

SHORT FORM

 

I

Am not

`m not

Going to go out tonight.

He

She

It

Is not

Isn`t

Going to go out tonight.

We

You

They

Are not

Aren`t

Going to go out tonight.

 

INTERROGATIVE

 

Am

I

Going to eat dinner?

 

Is

He

She

It

Going to eat dinner?

 

Are

We

You / They

Going to eat dinner?

 

 

 

USE:

 

Will

We use will:

to make predictions about the future.

e.g. School will be very different in 20 years.

to give a promise or our help to someone.

e.g. l`ll be at school at 9.00.

      l`ll help you with the homework.

for decisions taken at the moment of speaking.

e.g. l`ll have a glass of milk, please.

 

We often use will with l`m sure, l think, l expect and probably.

 

GOING TO

We use going to:

for an intention ( what we`ve decided to do).

e.g. I`m going to your birthday party tomorrow.

for a prediction based on the present situation.

e.g. There are clouds in the sky. It`s going to rain.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, 15th February 2005

 

Modal Verbs

 

Can- Capacidade ( sou capaz/sei)

-        Permissão ( posso?)

-        Recusar permisão ( não podes!)

Can`t/cannot

 

Could- O mesmo, mas no passado

           (era capaz/podia/não podia)

 

May- Permissão

       - Probabilidade (é possível)

 

Might- Probabilidade (é possível, ,as menos)

 

Shoud- Dever

          - Necessidade (é preciso)

          - Conselho (deves )

 

Must- Obrigação

        - Dever

        - Dedução lógica (se … então …)

 

Mustn`t- Proibição (regras)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, 22rd February 2005

The present perfect

 

Uso:

- descreve um passado indefinido ( quando acontecer não é mencionado;

- descreve uma acção que acabam recentemente;

- descreve uma acção começa no passado e que continua no presente:

Forma:

Have + particípio passado

Hás + particípio passado

 

Quando estas palavras already,just,yet,for,since,nevar,ener e How long  aparecerem numa frase e logo no present perfect.

 

The present perfect tense

 

Use:

The present perfect is similar to a past, since it is used to refer to:

- an indefinite past

e.g. They have left Liverpool.

- a recently completed action

e.g. He has just finished the test.

- an action not yet completed

e.g. They haven`t decided yet.

- an action begun in the past and continuing in the present

e.g. She has lived here for five years.

 

Already, just and yet

e.g. I`ve just come back from my holiday.

      Tom has already finished his work.

       Have you bought the tickets yet?

       She hasn`t started the course yet.

 

For and since

We use the present perfect with for and since.

e.g. He has been ill for a week.

      Arthur has lived here since 1998.

We use for to say how long the period is ( for a week, for a month, for five days,…).

We use since to say when the period began ( since last summer, since Tuesday,…).

 

Form

 

AFFIRMATIVE

 

I

Have

Played

We

Have

Lived

You

Have

Tried; arrived

They

Have

Studied; gone

He

Has

Practised

She

Has

Appeared; invited

It

Has

Got; brought

 

NEGATIVE

 

I

Have not/haven`t

Watched

We

Have not/haven`t

Painted

You

Have not/haven`t

Received; arrived

They

Have not/haven`t

Seen; gone

He

Has not/hasn`t

Practised

She

Has not/hasn`t

Appeared; invited

It

Has not/hasn`t

Got; brought

 

INTERROGATIVE

 

 

Have

I

Worked; painted

?

Have

We

Received;arrived

?

Have

You

Seen; gone

?

Have

They

Practised

?

Has

He

Appeared

?

Has

She

Invited; got

?

Has

It

Brought

?

 

SHORT FORM-AFFIRMATIVE

 

Yes,

I

Have.

Yes,

We

Have.

Yes,

You

Have.

Yes,

They

Have.

Yes,

He

Has.

Yes,

She

Has.

Yes,

It

Has.

 

SHORT FORM-NEGATIVE

 

No,

I

Haven`t

No,

We

Haven`t

No,

You

Haven`t

No,

They

Haven`t

No,

He

Hasn`t

No,

She

Hasn`t

No,

It

Hasn`t

 

 

 

Tuesday,1st March 2005

 

Reported Speech

 

We use reported speech to report what another person said. ( Usamos o discurso indirecto para contra o que a outra pessoa disse).

 

In reported speech we often change the actual words. ( No discurso indirecto mudamos palavras).

 

e.g. “I’m happy” – He was happy.

 

In reporting we use reporting verbs, the most common being say and tell. (Quando estamos a contar usamos verbos próprios para contar).

 

When we report statements, we often use that, but we can also omit it. ( O that nem sempre é preciso usar).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, 12th April 2005

Interrogative Pronouns

 

Who- quem

What- o quê/qual

Why- porquê

When- quando

Where- onde

Whose- de quem

Which- que/qual

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, 26th April 2005

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vocabulary

 

 

Page: 3 ex:6

 

-        hot                                                        - trunks

-        warn                                                      - sandas

-        dry                                                        - jeans

-        sunny                                                     - t-shirt

-        rainy                                                      - shorts

-        cloudy                                                    - swimsuit

-        windy                                                     - tracksuit

WEATHER                     CLOTHES

 

             SUMMER

 

TYPES OF                 ACTIVITIES

HOLIDAYS                   

 

-        eco-trip                                         - rowing

-        walking holiday                              - sunbathing  

-        summer holiday                             - surfing

-        winter holiday                               - sightseeing

-        package holiday                             - sailing

-        activity holiday                              - rock climbing

-        cultural journey                              - walking-skiing

 

 

 

 

 

 

Monday 25 th October 2004

Page. 5 ex: D

 

Places

Hobbies

Music

Bear

Cooking

Piano

City

Doing yoga

Xylophone

Village

Archery

Saxophone

Island

Horse riding

Violin

Mountain

e-mailing friends

Drums

Town

Photography

Flute

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday 16 th November 2004

Places

 

SPORTS

PLACE

Swimming

Pool

Football

Field or pitch

Tennis

Court

Athletics

Track

Boxing

Ring

Motor racing

Track

Skiing

Slopes (piste)

Basketball

Court

Cricket

Pitch

Golf

Course

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-        be worried = care = preocupar-se

-        need = precisar

-        deny = say no = negar

-        fat = thim = gordo

-        popular = unpopular

-        low = high

-        good = bad

-        healthy = unhealthy

-        longer = shorter

-        abnormal = anormal

-        weight= peso 

-        over weight = obeso

-        growth = crecimento/aumento

-        large amounts = garandes quantidades

-        illvess = doenças 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, 1st March 2005

-        beautiful = bonita

-        famous = famosa

-        rich = rica

-        successful = bem sucedida

-        well knomm = conhecida

-        wise = espertas

-        pretty = bonitas

-        thin = magra

-        fat = gorda

-        tall = alta

-        slin = elegante

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, 12th April 2005

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tests

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Correcting the writhen tests

 

Date: Tuesday, 30 th November, 2004

 

I

 

A-   1- Vera and Wendy

 

2- Alex

 

3- Vera and Wendy

 

4- Alex

 

B-    1- c  2-e  3- b  4- f  5- a  6- d

 

     C- 1- Alex likes summer because he likes to relax and forget school, and he can see his friends any time he wants.

 

        2- He spends his holidays with his parents.

 

        3- He likes the countryside and the fantastic old builings; he dislikes the weather.

 

        4- He went to somerset and to Naples, in Italy.

 

        5- He is British/ English.

 

II

 

A-   1- travels / is staying

 

2- is watching / watches

 

3- are going / go

 

4- isn’t wearing

 

5- swim / aren’t swimming

 

B-   1- Englishwon

 

2- Gentleman

 

3- Father

 

4- Brother

 

5- Boy

 

6- Husband

 

7- Male

 

8- Actor

 

9- Lion

 

10- Son

 

C-    1- Popstar

 

2- Tieketofice

 

3- Grandfather

 

4- Postoffice

 

5- Earring

6- Creditcard

 

7- Alarmclock

 

8- Babysitter

 

9- Hairdryer

 

10- Sunglasses

 

III

 

        Her name is Lúcia. She is fourteen years old. She was born on 11 th October, 1990, in Beja. She is a student.

        She lives with her parents and her brother. She likes watching TV and listening to music and dislikes swimming.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Correcting the writhen tests

 

Date: Tuesday, 14th December, 2004

 

I

 

1-    The weather in Ireland is never the same, it rains one minute and then five minutes later the sun is shining.

 

2-  Irish people is very friendly.

 

3-  They’re happy because they don’t live in Cities.

 

4-  The Ireland’s best aspects according the author is: the county is very beautiful.

 

II

 

A-

infinitive

Past simple

translation

infinitive

Past simple

translation

To be

was

ser/ estar

have

had

ter

To be

were

ser/estar

make

made

fazer

To bought

bought

comprar

meet

met

conheçer

do

did

fazer

see

saw

ver

eat

ate

comer

send

sent

sentir

get

got

obter

spend

spent

gastar

go

went

ir

take

took

falar

 

B-1- neg. Mary doesn’t visited lots of monuments in Ireland

        int. Did Mary visited lots of monuments in Ireland?

 

   2-neg. She doesn’t enjoyed her holiday very much.

       int. Did she enjoyed her holidays very much?

 

   3-neg. She wasn’t in Dublin for three days.

       int. Was she in Dublin for there days.  

 

   4-neg. She doesn’t talked to many nice people.

       int. Did she talked to many nice people?

 

III

 

Last year in my summer holidays I went to Milfontes to visited my brother I went whit my father. I stay in my brother’s house for three days. I went to the beach au to the brunheiras market. I love it.   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Correcting the writhen tests

 

Date: Tuesday, 15th February, 2005

 

I

 

A-1- True: “ women`s football teams used to play in small ( …)”.

 

5-  True: “ ( …) a growing sport”.

 

6-  False: “ superstars ( …) when the US won ( …)”.

 

7-  False: “ ( …) when the US won ( …)”.

 

8-  False: “ 90,000”.

 

B-1-c 2-b 3-a 4-e 5-d

 

C-1- Because fans didn`t think it was interesting.

 

    2- She is the highest goal scorer in the world.

 

    3- They like to win.

 

    4- Yes, I do. I think women are able to play as well as men.

 

II

 

A-1- best

 

    2- the most popular

 

    3- the worst

 

     4- better

 

9-  popular

 

B-1- saw / was waiting

 

    2- was raining / went

 

    3- broke / was playing

 

    4- were / doing / called

 

III

 

Kevin Garnett was born au 19/5/76, he is 2,10 metres, tall and weighs 99 kilos, his team are Minnesota Timberwolves. He comes from south Carolina, his sports hero is Magic Johnson. His favorite foods are hamburgers, French fries and pizza, his family is older sister she is Sonya and a yournger sister she is Ashely, he has a tottoo of his initials “ K.G”.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Milene Gomes