Inglês da Professora Denise Mardegan

May you have a  Prosperous New Year . Wishing you a  New Year filled with happiness  and good fortune. I wish you  happiness in the year to come . Let  the year ahead  be the one where all your dreams come true. May  the coming year  bring success to you. May  the year ahead  bring you good luck and happiness. I wish you a smashing  New Year filled with laughter . Season’s greetings  and best wishes for the New Year.                   May your wishes come true and may you have  a joyous New Year . I wish you the biggest slice of happiness and good luck  in the coming year .

Verbos:  • To give something up = Abrir mão de algo • To hit the nail on the head = Acertar em cheio • To Come what may = Aconteça o que acontecer • To breastfeed = amamentar • To chicken out = Amarelar • To walk barefoot = Andar descalço • To tighten one’s belt = economizar • To roll up one’s sleeves = arregaçar as mangas • To make room for = Arrumar espaço para… • To take over = Assumir a direção, o controle/ tomar as rédeas • To come out of the closet = Assumir a homossexulidade • To let someone know about something = Avisar alguém de algo • To butter up = Bajular • To kick the bucket = Bater as botas • To harp on = Bater na mesma tecla • To hang up on someone = Bater o telephone na cara de alguém • To play hide and seek = Brincar de esconde-esconde • To ditch classes = Cabular/Matar aula • To get real = Cairn a real • To cheat = Colar na prova • To catch up = Colocar os assuntos em dia • To make a blunder = Cometer uma gafe • To b

Many Brazilian Christmas traditions come from Portugal as Portugal ruled Brazil for many years.  Nativity Scenes , known as Presépio are very popular. They are set-up in churches and homes all through December. Christmas plays called 'Os Pastores' (The Shepherds), like the plays in  Mexico , are also popular. In the Brazilian versions of the play, there's also traditionally a shepherdess and also a woman who tries to steal the baby Jesus! Most people, especially Catholics, will go to a Midnight Mass service or Missa do Galo (Mass of the Roster). The mass normally finishes about 1.00am. On Christmas day, people might go to church again, but this time the services are often in the afternoon. After the Missa do Gallo there are often big firework displays and in big towns and cities there are big Christmas Tree shaped displays of electric lights. In Brazil,  Santa Claus  is called Papai Noel & Bom Velhinho (Good Old Man). Many Christmas customs are similar

Getting Started Review unique traditions from Christmas around the world: 1. History of Christmas in America: In 1600s, Puritan-minded Boston, public displays of “holiday spirit” were illegal offenses. The South, on the other hand, enjoyed Christmas festivities. Eggnog was invented in Jamestown, Virginia. Christmas became less popular during the Revolutionary War, due to a desire to break from all English tradition. It flourished again during the Civil War, except the lower classes rioted in the streets to protest upper-class extravagance and waste. The author of "The Headless Horseman" and "A Christmas Carol", Washington Irving, may have revived Christmas. He wrote about a dream of Santa Claus flying through the sky in an open sleigh and created the iconic image of Santa we still see today. He also told a story of a wealthy family inviting peasants into their home to share the Christmas spirit. Alabama, Louisiana and Arkansas were the first states to legal

White Christmas - Lady Gaga: https://www.esolcourses.com/content/topics/songs/christmas/elementary/white-christmas.html Happy Christmas, war is over - John Lennon: https://www.esolcourses.com/content/topics/songs/christmas/happy-christmas-war-is-over.html All I want for Chrismas - Justin Bieber, Mariah Carey: https://www.esolcourses.com/content/topics/songs/christmas/elementary/all-i-want-for-christmas.html It must be Santa - Bob Dylan: https://www.esolcourses.com/content/topics/songs/christmas/pre-intermediate/it-must-be-santa.html Merry Christmas Everyone - Shakin' Stevens https://www.esolcourses.com/content/topics/songs/christmas/pre-intermediate/merry-christmas-everyone.html Last Christmas - Wham! https://www.esolcourses.com/content/topics/songs/christmas/wham-last-christmas.html Winter Wonderland - Sugarland https://www.esolcourses.com/content/topics/songs/christmas/winter-wonderland.html Let it Snow - Kylie Minogue https://www.esolcourses.com/content/to

O Natal está chegando e eu gostaria de poder compartilhar com vocês algumas das aulas que tenho preparadas para esta data tão festiva. Vamos lá: 1. Visite      lyricstraining.com     e treine com seus alunos "listening", conforme  digitam as letras das canções populares de Natal! Há uma grande variedade de artistas, músicas e três níveis de dificuldade por música para que todos os alunos de línguas possam praticar! Estes são os links para duas músicas legais de Natal que você pode usar:  http://bit.ly/1efIj9E http://bit.ly/1efIsKh 2. "Home Alone" é um dos meus filmes favoritos de Natal e é assim que eu pretendo usar o seguinte trailer com meus alunos mais jovens: - Forme pares, e enquanto um aluno observa e narra o vídeo, o outro fica de costas para a tela. Após algum tempo, você dá um snal e eles tem que trocar de lugar. Lembre-se de escrever todo o vocabulário, inclusive verbos que sejam desconhecidos aos seus alunos, pois só assim teus alunos

We use words called  conjunctions , like  and ,  or ,  but ,  because  and  although,  to join two parts of sentences. Conjunctions can be used to give more information, give alternatives, give reasons, give results or give unexpected information. We use  and,   or  and  but  to connect two parts of sentences which are similar in grammatical status. Do you want chocolate, strawberry  or  vanilla?  (joining words) Amy's dad is taking us on Saturday morning,  and  he's offered to bring us home again on Sunday.  (joining clauses) We use  and    for adding information,  or  for giving alternatives and  but  for unexpected or different information.   I'm OK for food, dance    and    music,  and  I'm having a wonderful time. There's a reggae band from Jamaica  or  a Russian electro-pop group on the other stage. She’d like to go  but  she can’t. Can we use these words at the beginning of a sentence? We don’t usually use conjunctions to start sentences w

Usamos estas palavras chamadas  conjunções para unir duas partes de sentenças.  As conjunções podem ser usadas para fornecer mais informações, alternativas, motivos, resultados ou informações inesperadas. Usamos  and ,    or  e  but  para conectar duas partes de sentenças com status gramatical semelhante. Do you want chocolate, strawberry  or  vanilla?  (joining words) Amy's dad is taking us on Saturday morning,  and  he's offered to bring us home again on Sunday.   Usamos   and     para adicionar informações,  or  para fornecer alternativas,  but   para informações inesperadas ou diferentes.   I'm OK for food, dance    and    music,  and  I'm having a wonderful time. There's a reggae band from Jamaica  or  a Russian electro-pop group on the other stage. She’d like to go  but  she can’t. Podemos usar essas palavras no início de uma frase? Normalmente, não usamos conjunções para iniciar frases quando estamos escrevendo, mas as pessoas usam quando

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Link exercises: https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/Prepositions/Prepositions_of_time_and_place_at,_in,_on,_to_vn19041dv Time Prepositions: https://agendaweb.org/grammar/prepositions-time-exercises.html https://agendaweb.org/grammar/prepositions-time-worksheets-resources.html Place Prepositions: https://agendaweb.org/grammar/prepositions-exercises.html Place and directions prepositions: https://agendaweb.org/grammar/prepositions-place-location-exercises.html Prepositions exercise: https://agendaweb.org/grammar/prepositions-intermediate-exercises.html Confused Prepositions: http://a4esl.org/q/j/dt/mc-confusedprep.html

Hoje, vamos analisar alguns vocabulários e expressões importantes usados para falar sobre a situação financeira de uma empresa. Você pode consultar o relatório financeiro da empresa ABC. As definições das palavras em negrito estão abaixo deste parágrafo Most companies operate on a fiscal year , which is divided into four quarters . In the chart above, we can see the First Quarter Results for ABC Company. Sales grew each month and the total revenue was $51,454. Expenses were the same each month this quarter. The bottom line was different each month, but the overall result was a profit of $5,704. In April, ABC made a loss of $5,000. In May, ABC broke even . Because of an increase in sales , ABC made a nice profit of $10,704 in June. Fiscal year (n) (or financial year )  significa um período de um ano usado para fins contábeis ou tributários. Quarter (n) means a three-month period. Um ano fiscal é geralmente dividido em um período de três meses. Sales (or revenue )

Reading Task: Esta planilha inclui uma tarefa de leitura para o Halloween. É sobre a história do Halloween e o que as crianças costumam fazer neste dia especial. Foi desenvolvido para alunos do ensino fundamental e pré-intermediário.

Atividade de página dupla com desenhos maravilhosamente assustadores, eles devem ser desafiados a encontrá-los no enorme quebra-cabeça de um tipo de competição. Por exemplo, quem será o mais rápido em encontrá-los, certo? Mais tarde, você pode fazer com que eles copiem seus favoritos e os publiquem .-)

Imprima a planilha e corte os quadrados. Divida a classe em grupos. Dê a cada grupo uma pilha de cartões. Embaralhe as cartas e coloque-as todas viradas para baixo em uma mesa. Os alunos têm que se revezar, escolher duas cartas e girá-las para ver se são um par correspondente. Os alunos devem combinar as figuras com as palavras. Se as cartas fazem um baralho, o aluno fica com ele e faz um turno adicional. O aluno com mais cartas no final do jogo vence.

1.  Dress up: wear a costume for a special occasion 2.  Scare / frighten somebody: make somebody feel scared or frightened 3.  Give somebody the creeps: make somebody feel fear or revulsion 4.  Go trick or treating: tradition of kids going to neighbours’ homes to scare them and ask for sweets or treats 5.  A costume: a set of clothes worn in order to look like somebody else 6.  A fancy dress party: a party where people dress up in costumes 7.  Spooky  (adjective) : strange and frightening 8.  Haunted  (adjective) : inhabited by ghosts ( a haunted house) 9.  Creepy  (adjective) : causing people to feel nervous and afraid 10.  A nightmare: a bad dream Fonte:  https://www.myenglishteacher.eu/blog/halloween-vocabulary-picture/?utm_source=drip&__s=guwtydsx7sy3i2ktqmz2

GRAMMAR Adverbs of Frequency - Grammar Notes Point 1 : We use adverbs of frequency to show how often we do something. I  always  have coffee in the morning. I  usually  eat dinner at home. I  sometimes  eat a restaurants. I  never  drink alcohol. Point 2 : Adverbs of time and relative strength. Always (100%) Almost always Usually Often Sometimes Hardly ever / Rarely Almost never Never (0%) Point 3 : Adverbs of time can be used immediately in front of the verb. Thomas  almost always  paints in the evening. She  usually  gets to work early. We  hardly ever  rent movies. I  never  stay out late. Point 4 :  Sometimes, usually and often  can go before the subject or at the end of the verb phrase. Usually , I read before bed. I read before bed  usually . Often  I go there. I go there  often . Sometimes , I play tennis at night. I play tennis at night  sometimes . Conversation 1 Man : What do you do on the weekend? Woman : I usually sta