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VOCABULARY
MRI (magnetic resonance), IV (intravenous drip), medical exam, check-up, pulmonary, heart, house chores, plate, silverware, dishes, surgeon, surgery, kiss, hug, embrace, to have / have (auxiliary), to do / do (auxiliary), will / will (auxiliary), health insurance plan, health x healthy, uncle, aunt, cousin, barber, hairdresser,
PRONUNCIATION
recently actively success flown
LANGUAGE USAGE
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- My day was full of activities.
- It was a busy day.
- What do you have to do with your cousin’s health?
- Why do you care?
- All of that.
- All of us.
- I supporting her. –> money
- I am giving her (my) support. –> emotionally
- How is your health?
- Have you had health problems?
- Have you flown a Cesna? [Did you fly a Cesna?]
EXPRESSIONS
Climb the corporate ladder: to advance in one’s career by getting promoted
Example: She worked hard for years to climb the corporate ladder and become the CEO.
Rise to fame: to become famous
Example: In the movie “A Star is Born,” the main character’s rise to fame is both thrilling and challenging.
Dead-end job: a job with no prospects for advancement
Example: Many students seek higher education to avoid ending up in a dead-end job.
Trailblazer: a person who is the first to do something; an innovator
Example: Dr. Margaret Collins is considered a trailblazer in the field of environmental science.
Self-made man/woman: a person who has achieved success through their own efforts
Example: In his autobiography published on May 3rd, 2020, the entrepreneur described himself as a self-made man who started with nothing.
To carve out a niche: to find a special area of demand for one’s skills or products
Example: He managed to carve out a niche for himself in the competitive tech market.
To hit the ground running: to start a job or project with great energy and enthusiasm
Example: When she started her new job, she hit the ground running and made an immediate impact.
GRAMMAR
I had a check-up recently.
The doctor made the check-up.
I do something. I make a cake.
I have _____ done for me. I had my wife make a cake.
I had a cake made for me.
I drive my car.
I had my car driven when I broke my leg.
I do my hair.
I have my hair done.
MAIN SENTENCE (ACTIVE)
COMPLEMENTARY SENTENCE (PASSIVE)
I don’t like to wash the dishes,
so I have the dishes washed for me [by my housekeeper].
I don’t like to clip my nails,
so I have my nails clipped for me [by my wife].
I don’t like to cut my hair,
so I have my hair cut for me [by my barber].
I don’t like to fly my private airplane,
so I have my private airplane flown [by my pilot].
SIMPLE PAST X PRESENT PERFECT (past participle)
was+were been
did (do) done
went (go) gone
VERB FORMS
INFINITIVE | SIMPLE PAST | PAST PARTICIPLE
to go – went – gone
to do – did – done
think – – thought (ó)
bring – – brought (ó)
catch – – caught (ó)
teach – – taught (ó)
blow – ? – blown
fly – ? – flown
eat – ? – eaten
write – ? – written
beat – ? – beaten
run – ? – ?
sing – ? – sung
drink – ? – drunk
see – ? – seen
be – ? – been
Simple Past (specific time in the past or a short time go)
Did you kiss your wife (last night)?
Affirmative: Yes, I kissed my wife last night.
Negative: No, I didn’t kiss my wife last night.
Present Perfect (if it happen or not or at any point in your life)
– Have you (ever) kissed a man?
– Yes, I have kissed a man.
– No, I haven’t kissED a man.
– Have you ever flown a Cesna on Flight Simulator 98?
– Yes, I have flown a Cesna on Flight Simulator 98.
– No, I haven’t flown a Cesna on Flight Simulator 98.
REVIEW – NEGATIVE SENTENCES
DO + NOT = don’t
DID + NOT = didn’t
HAVE + NOT = haven’t
AUXILIARY+NOT + verb
I don’t have a car.
I didn’t do my homework [______].
I haven’t done my homework.
– No, I dont kissed a man.
I don’t have… x I haven’t ..
AFFIRMATIVE: I kissed a girl and I liked it.
NEGATIVE:
>>>>>>> 1. NOT
>>>>>>> 2. AUXILIARY (POOL RULE)
>>>>>>> 3. did-do-will (BACK TO THE FUTURE RULE: —–|—–> )
>>>>>>> 4. kissED (past)
>>>>>>> 5. DID
>>>>>>> 6. DID+NOT: didn’t
>>>>>>> 7. I didn’t kissed…
>>>>>>> 8. I didn’t kissX (BODY BUILDER RULE)
>>>>>>> 9. I didn’t kiss a girl last night.
READING
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HOMEWORK |
REFERENCES |
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UPCOMING LINGUISTIC SCOPE ⏩
(o que estudaremos an próxima aula)
- Present Perfect
CLASS STATS 📊
| Vocabulary Growth: | 43 words |
| Comprehensive Lexicon Repertory: | 744 words |
| Oral Fluency & Speech Engagement Span: | 50 minutes |
| Phonetic Deviation Ratio: | -85% |
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STAR REWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS
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