
photo by Tom Fisk
to go to sleep –> to go to bed –> to sleep.
wash: to use detergent and water to clean.
dishes: fork, knife, spoon, plate
- because, cause, pause
- inexpensive
- either
- even
- example
- live
- coconuts
- addition
- which
- other
- golf
- swing
- easy
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- Do you love?
Do you eat?
Yes, I eat pizza.
Do you eat pizza at the restaurant?
Yes, I eat mozzarella pizza at the restaurant. - Do you like hot mozzarella pizza?
I like hot mozzarella and pepperoni pizza. - When you buy pizza at night, do you also eat it in the next morning?
Yes, I buy pizza at night and I also eat it in the next morning with ketchup. - Do you wash the dishes after dinner?
No, My wife washes the dishes after dinner and I sleep.
Yes, I wash the dishes after dinner and clean the table. - No, I do not have children.
- How was your weekend?
My weekend was fine. - What did you do on Saturday morning?
I went to the park.
I ran to the park. - What did you do on Friday night?
I studied English.
- Do you love?
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SUPERLATIVES EXCEPTIONS
good –> BETTER —> BEST
bad –> WORSE —> WORST
WRITING 1

WRITING 2
WRITING
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Agrupe as palavras em foneticamente próximas do Reading 1. Siga o Exemplo:
- TH: this, that, think, the
- Ü: new, blew, few, crew
- Ó: law, claw, flaw, audience, restaurant
- R: really, restaurant, road, very
- ILE: while, mile, file, Kyle,
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES 📚
(onde você pode ler mais sobre o assunto)
- GRAMMAR Units 113
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UPCOMING LINGUISTIC SCOPE ⏩
(o que estudaremos an próxima aula)
- Character development
CLASS STATS 📊
| Vocabulary Growth: | 9 words |
| Comprehensive Lexicon Repertory: | 409 words |
| Oral Fluency & Speech Engagement Span: | 50 minutes |
| Phonetic Deviation Ratio: | 68 % |
📑 FOOT NOTES
🔗 FURTHER EXPLANATIONS
METODOLOGIA ACADEMIA BSB 
O que fazer depois de cada uma das aulas.
Revisar as mais recentes Anotações de Aula (Class Notes):
(clique nos itens, acesse os links e entenda a metodologia)
CLASS NOTES
- VOCABULARY 💡
- PRONUNCIATION 👄
- LANGUAGE USAGE 🗣️
- EXPRESSIONS 🧐
- GRAMMAR 🔐
- READING 📜
- WRITING 📝
- LISTENING 🦻
- SPEAKING 🎙️
- 📊 Class Statistics
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