Good evening!

What were you doing yesterday at this time?

What were you thinking about when you woke up this morning?

Were you listening to music while you were doing your homework?

What were you wearing the last time you went out?
missed - I wasn't expecting that - strange - deserve - thought - went - woke
up - without - kissed - thought - were just passing - Mine - missed - last - I
wasn't expecting that - closed - ‘Cause

Tell me….

About a time when you woke up to a surprise.

What were you doing when you ran into someone you weren't expecting
to see?
Can you remember a time when you missed an opportunity? What happened?

Describe a day when things didn’t go as you expected.

Let’s Train!

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Mood
 Mood

Scared Pretty good

I’m great.
How
What
are you
about
doing?
you?
Great Worried

Now it’s your turn: How are you doing?

I’m… What about you?

I’m… Not good Happy

What makes you happy?

What makes you feel scared?

And disgusted?

What is your favourite feeling?

How are you feeling right now?

Mood
Complete the phrases

He is ________
angry
He is ________
sad
Mood
Complete the phrases

They are________
happy
She is disgusted
________
Mood
Complete the phrases

He is ________
worried
 Sometimes I feel happy when I spend time with my
friends. We laugh a lot and share stories about our
lives. It makes me feel like I belong and that everything
will be okay. But other times, I feel sad, especially when
things don't go as planned. It's like a heavy cloud
hanging over me, and I find it hard to smile. However,
talking to someone I trust usually helps me feel better.

When I'm nervous, my heart beats fast, and my

palms get sweaty. It happens when I have to speak in
front of a group or when I'm faced with a new
challenge. But when I overcome my fears, I feel
proud of myself. And when I'm with my family, I feel
safe and loved. Their hugs make me feel warm
inside, like everything will be alright in the end.
 Wh- questions with Be

What’s
your
Wh-questions with the verb Be. email
address?
What’s your last name?
What’s their address?
When’s her birthday?
How old are you? Contractio
What
n: is >
What’s

Possessive Adjectives I > My

Questions about personal Info need You > Your
‘possessive’ to express possession He > His
to whom it refers: She > Her
It > Its
Exception: ‘How old are
We > Our
you?’
They >
Their
 Desk Deadline

Computer Assignment

Office Schedule

Boss Budget
Choose 6 words of the list and
make phrases! Colleagues Workstation

Report Parking lot

Discussion HR (Human Resources)

Project Teamwork

Task Work-life balance

 At my workplace, we all have our own desks. My desk is
next to Sarah's desk. Her computer is always organized,
but mine gets messy sometimes. Our boss is Mr. Smith,
and his office is at the end of the hall. He's very friendly
and often helps us with our tasks. In the break room,
there's a coffee machine. Its coffee is delicious, and we all
take turns making it. My coworkers and I often have lunch
together. Their sandwiches always look tasty, but I prefer
to bring my own meal.
In our office, everyone has their own responsibilities. My tasks include
answering emails and organizing files. Susan, my colleague, sits across from
me. Her desk is tidy, unlike mine, which is usually cluttered with papers. Our
team leader, James, is always supportive. His encouragement motivates us to
work harder. During meetings, we share our ideas and opinions. Everyone
respects each other's input. At the end of the day, we all gather in the break
room. Its cozy atmosphere helps us relax and unwind after a busy day.
 Wh- questions with Be To respond a
personal
Possessive answers information:

To respond questions with the verb Be and

Possessive adjectives, use:
you can also
Possessive + personal info + Be + complement start with
“It’s + info”

Her birthday is on July 3rd

Or It’s on July 3rd

LearningTIP
Possessive Apostrophe (’)
When used after a noun, Sarah’s desk is clean.
it expresses possession. It’s Lucas’ address is... (ends in an s)
preceded or succeeded by an ‘s’.
 Informing your Useful Language
address
LearningTIP Street = St. Avenue = Ave.
Ferreira Pena St. Djalma Batista Ave.
To ask someone’s address,
City State Country
we say: What’s your Manaus Amazonas
address? Brazil
To respond, we follow a
specific order:
Number +
street/avenue + City
+ state + country Yeah! You made it!
What’s your address?
023 Djalma Batista Ave,
Manaus, AM, Brazil

My address is 825 Itaúba

Street, Manaus, AM,
Brazil.
 Informing your email
address
Speaking like a
Hi, Arthur. pro
Of course! My
Please, let me To inform your email address, you
email address
know. What’s may learn the symbols in English.
is
your email
arthurlima_5
address? @
@gmail.com “at”
Hi, - “dash”
professor. Thanks!
See you .com “dot com”

_ “underscore”
What is your dream job?
 Let’s create our
company!

What will be its name?________________

What function can you apply for? What you can do?

How much will you earn? $$$$$

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The simple present vs. Present

continuous

Present simple Present continuous

Things which are always true Things which are happening at

and permanent actions the moment of speaking

Habits and daily routine Temporary or new habits

I'm drinking
too much
She always
coffee these
drinks coffee
days because
in the
I'm so busy at
morning
work

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 Simple Past of
Be
We use the Simple Past of To Be to talk about actions that started and finished in the
past.
Question
Verb + Subject + Complement? Where were you?
Was I / She / He / It at the concert. Were they in Parintins last week?
Were You / We / They at the concert.

Was he at MUSA? Was he at the

Yes, he was. museum? No, she
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Book 1 - Unit 7 – Group 8 – It was a perfect weekend English Instructor: Sophia Ribeiro
What are you doing? (How to answer)

I + to be + verb + ing + complement

ex:

I am buying ice cream

 Good habits!
Exercising
/ footing Setting
Meditating
boundaries
Healthy Goal
eating setting Saving

Sleeping
Expressing
well Budgeting
affection
 Bad habits
Skipping
meals Being
Lying Judgmenta
l
Time
Overcommitting Wasting
Impulse
Blaming Buying
Others
 Describing
personalities

Someone who Someone who Someone who

Someone who
make people makes friends doesn’t like to
reads a lot is...
laugh is... easily is... talk much is...

Funny Friendly Shy Smart

 Describing
personalities
If you’re
If you don’t anxious If you don’t
If you have
like to do your almost have problem
lots of friends,
duties, always, you to talk in
you’re...
you’re... may be... public, you’re...

Lazy Popular Nervous Confident

What are they like?

Smart Popular
 Describing
personalities
Someone who Someone who
Someone who Someone who
is willing to favors
is honest and likes to talk
talk with other traditional
realiable is... is...
people... styles is...

Sociable Trustworthy Talkative Old-fashioned

 Describing
personalities
Someone who Someone who Someone who
Someone who
prefers to uses irony to demostrates acts
is socially
spend time mock someone of love for
confident is...
alone is... else is... someone else is...

Introverted Sarcastic Romantic Outgoing

What are they like?

Respond with the

verb to be!

She is talkative They are romantic

 Opposites of
adjectives
Calm Agitated

How… are
very a little pretty kinda of
you?
 Opposites of
adjectives
Confident Insecure

How… are kind of /

very a little pretty
Kinda
you?
What do you look like?
Dating apps

Julie is 26 years old. She is so shy Rita is 24 years old. She is pretty
and smart. She is short and confident and funny. She is tall
overweight. She has straight and thin. She has long
brown hair and big wavy red hair and
brown eyes. green eyes.
Julie, 30 Rita, 24
Describing appearence

LearningTIP
To describe hair type; eye
To describe height and color and other body parts,
weight, we use: we use:
Subject + verb to be + Subject + have/has + adjective
adjective: - I have wavy hair.
- I am tall. - She has blue eyes. (3º person)
- He is thin.
I am tall and thin. I Useful
have Language
short wavy purple In the English Language,
hair. adjectives follow a specific
What about you? order:
determiner
opinion
I am also tall, and I
size/lenght/height
have beautiful long
blue hair and small shape/type
brown eyes.
age

origin
Nice! I have big blue
color
eyes.
And we both have material
colorful hair. That’s
cool!
What are you going to do when
you…?

retire - be fluent on english - fulfill your dreams

 Language Awareness going to =
Use “Going to” to describe an action that gonna.
we have already decided or planned in the
near future.
AFFIRMATIVE
I am

going
She/He/It is to study
to
You/We/ ar
They e
subjec going infinitiv
to be
t to e

I’m going to help you do your homework!

 Language Awareness

NEGATIVE

I am not

going
She/He/It isn’t to study
to
You/We/They aren’t

going infinitiv
subject to be not
to e

You are not going to stop your studies.

 Language Awareness

QUESTION
Am I
going to
Is she/he/it
to study?
you/we/
Are
they

to be subject going to infinitive?

Are you going to eat healthy

this week?
Yes, I No, I am
am. not.
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Are you going to do something interesting this weekend?
Language Awareness
What is an object pronoun?

subject + verb + object pronoun

My mother feeds them

in the morning

They are used as substitutes for people’s names

and things.
 Here are a few more
examples:

Subject Pronouns

● I have a dog.

● They are teachers.

● We play soccer.
● It is cold.

Object Pronouns

● The boys broke it.

● Susana ate them.
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