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Curso de Inglês britânico
by Marcelo Ramos Saldanha
Esse é um canal criado para que eu tenha acesso ao curso quando não estou em casa.
Episodes
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Forty-sixth (46th) Lesson
Read this lesson as usual, then answer the questions about the preceding one. What are David and Joan doing? Where does David want to go next week-end? Does he want to drive to Birmingham? Does he want to drive to Brighton? Who is arriving next week-end? How often does she come? What will they…
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Forty-fifth (45th) Lesson
Holiday plans David and Joan are discussing their plans. I think we'll go to Brighton next week-end. But why? There's nothing to do at this time of the year. I know, but look - if the weather is fine, we can drive along the coast. and visit all those little villages. Yes, but David, er... My...
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Forty-fourth (44th) Lesson
Give me that wallet, it's mine. How do you know? - Well, it's not yours, and there are ten punds inside it. He borrows my things, but he isn't pleased when I borrow his. These people are all friends of hers. They want to come to the party. What, all of them? - Well, perhaps only a few of them....
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Forty-third (43th) Lesson
The future We will now look at the future tense. You form the future tense by putting "will" in front of nearly all our verbs. For instance, the verb "to dress", in the future, becomes "I will dress; you will dress". We continue with the contraction: "We'll dress, you'll dress, they'll dress."…
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Forty-second (42nd) Lesson
Revisions and Notes
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Forty-first (41th) Lesson
Success Peter and Dave are fishing: Pete. - I've got a bite! Dave. - Is it a trout? Pete. - Ow, no! It's a wasp! Little girl. - Please drink your tea, Mr Williams. I want to watch you. Mr Williams. - Of course my dear. But why? Little girl. - Because Mummy says you drink like a fish! Heavenly...
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Fortieth (40th) Lesson
Useful expressions Can I help you? - Yes, I'm looking for... Please sit down. You looked tired. Have a drink. What will you have? Can you tell me the way to the town centre? London is larger than Paris by smaller than New York. Please come in. Make yourself at home. Sorry, say that again. I don't...
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Thirty-ninth (39th) Lesson
London London is larger than Paris but smaller than New York. There are more than eight million inhabitants in Greater London, more than the populations of Scotland and Wales together. Inner London is smaller. Here you find the "West End" with its theatres and the City, which is the financial...
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Thirty-eighth (38th) Lesson
At the Pub (David and Pete are paying darts.) I'm good, Pete, but I think you're better. No, that's not true. Oh, sixty! Perhaps you're right. Hey, look, your're closer than me. - Yes, but I'm short-sighted. That's no excuse. You can see from here. Yes, but not very well. Anyway, I don't always...
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Thirty-Seventh Lesson 37
Directions Can you tell me the way to the British Museum? Mmmm... Let me see. Yes. Are you on foot? Yes, I am. - Well, go up Charing Cross Road and take Shaftesbury Avenue. You come to New Oxford Street. Er, then it's, er, just opposite I think. Yes, that's it, just opposite is Bloomsbury Street.…
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Thirty-seventh (37th) Lesson
Directions Can you tell me the way to the British Museum? Mmmm... Let me see. Yes. Are you on foot? Yes, I am. - Well, go up Charing Cross Road and take Shaftesbury Avenue. You come to New Oxford Street. Er, then it's, er, just opposite I think. Yes, that's it, just opposite is Bloomsbury Street.…
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THIRTY-FIFTH (35th) LESSON
REVISION AND NOTES Notas a raver: 29. (2)Os sobrenomes devem estar no plural, como se disséssemos "Os Silvas". (5)Amoiny: total, quantidade - neste caso 30(5) Após When só se usa o futuro quando se trata de uma pergunta 31(1)Few. pouco. There are few people: Há pouca gente. A few: alguns, não...
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Thirty-sixth (36th) Lesson
David and Joan are going to the Marsden's for dinner. They arrive at seven thirty and Mr Marsden opens the door and invites them in. Come into the sitting-room and sit down. What will you have to drink? A whisky for me. - Joan, what will you have? A sherry, if I may. Dry, please. He serves the...
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Thirty-fourth (34th) Lesson
We'll see you tomorrow night at half-past seven. I've got nothing to do - and it makes me tired. Her husband drinks too much - or that is her opinion. His wife's spending worries him. You'll meet his son next week. He's coming to visit us. His son's record-player is much too noisy. My daughter...
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Thirty-third (33rd) Lesson
Mr. Marsden is David's boss. He is the editor of the newspaper for which David works. There are many responsibilities in his job, but he enjoys it very much. In his wife's opinion, there are too many responsibilities; she never sees him! She prefers her son's job. He is a bank clerk and is home...
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Thirty-second (32nd) Lesson
Here are some sentences with the verbs of the last few lessons: Joan types letters all morning. David receives a call from a friend. Joan cooks at home if she is not too tired. Is your husband still working? Yes, he is not home yet. Wait for him, he's extremely busy. The phone is ringing. Answer...
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Thirty-first (31st) Lesson
Eating Sometimes, David and Joan go out to eat. There are very few English restaurants where they live. Most of them are either Indian or Chinese, with a few Italian ones. They like Indian food, though Joan finds it very hot. The meals are quite cheap and there is a lot to eat. They eat curry and...
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Thirtieth (30th) Lesson
Hello, Joan, is David in? No, I'm afraid not. He isn't home yet. Is he still working? Yes. Sometimes he works until nine. Oh well, I can't wait. Tell him there's a darts match at the pub tonight. What time? - About half-past eight. If he's back in time, I'll tell him. Thanks. Bye Joan. - Good-bye...
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Twenty-ninth (29th) Lesson
Let's meet our friends the Wilsons again. At the office, David has a lot of work. He receives calls from people who phone to offer him information. If he can, he goes out to see them, but if he is too busy, he sends a colleague. Because his is a daily paper, the amount of work is huge. At her...
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Twenty-seventh (27th) Lesson
Some idioms Here are some idioms. We already know some of them. Please close the window, my wife is cold. You are very lucky to have a charming wife. I don't want to swim. I'm scared of fish, especially sharks. You are right, it's very hot outside but I'm not hot. I'm going to bed. I'm very…
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Twenty-sixth (26th) Lesson
Can you lend me five pounds? But I don't know you! That's exactly why I'm asking you. Teacher: - Jane, why do you always come to school with dirty hands? Jane: - Well, miss, I haven't got any others. A the concert This piece is a symphony by Mozart. I suppose it is something new. What! Don't you...
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Twenty-fifth (25th) Lesson
A polite conversation David and his wife are at a party. David is talking to a tall, good-looking woman. Hello, my name's David Wilson. - I'm Susan Price. What do you do, David? I'm a journalist. Oh, how interesting. Do you write for the "Times"? No. I work on the "Daily Wail", but I hope to…
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Third (3rd) Lesson
Here's the book. - Is it interesting? Yes, it's very interesting. There are the papers. - Where are they? There, on the bookcase. - Thank you. Here's your tea, James. Sugar? - No, thank you. Milk? - Yes please. Ow! It's very hot. - I'm sorry. Where's the ashtray? - Here, with my cigarettes. Where...
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Second (2nd) Lesson
Where are you? We're here, in the house. But where's John? He's there, near the trees. They're in the house, but John isn't. He's near the trees. Where are my cigarettes? Are they on the table? Yes they are. - And my paper, where is it? It's there on the chair. Where's my paper? - Your paper is...
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Twenty-forth (24th) Lesson
An unwelcome conversation Excuse me, may I sit down? Please do. - Thanks very much. Ah that's better! My name's Brian Sellers. - Oh, very interesting. Yes, I work in London. Do you work in London too? Yes, I do. - Have a cigarette. No, thank you. This is a non-smoking compartment. Oh, do you mind...
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Twenty-third (23rd) Lesson
(Can I help you?) 1. Mummy, can I have some sweets? 2. You can, but you may not. 3. Oh, Mummy, may I have some sweets? 4. Of course, dear, help yourself. 5. Can I help you? 6. Yes please. I want a map of London. 7. Do you like this one? It's very detailed. 8. Yes, it's fine. How much is it? 9....
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Twenty-second (22nd) Lesson
(At the weekend) 1. At the weekend, people usually do not work. 2. On Sundays, everything is closed except the cinemas and a few shops. 3. Few people leave London, but many go to the parks. 4. There are many parks in London and there is much grass. 5. In the parks, you can walk anywhere (except…
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Twenty-first (21st) Lesson
Revisions and Notes
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Twentieth (20th) Lesson
1. Have you got any cigarettes? 2. Yes, what kind do you want? 3. Oh, Turkish ones please. - Here you are, sir. 4. Thank you. How much is that? Fifty pence, please. 5. Mother: - My son's a doctor of philosophy. 6. Neighbour: - Oh good. What kind of illness is "philosophy"? 7. A bargain 8. Do you...
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Nineteenth (19th) Lesson
1. Answer these questions about lesson eighteen. 2. What does David do on the train? 3. Does he sit down? 4. What are commuters? 5. How long does the journey take? 6. Does he walk quickly? Why? 7. On what floor is his office? 8. Does he arrive on time? 9. What does his wife do with the dishes?…
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Eighteenth (18th) Lesson
(Husband and wife) 1. On the train, David reads his paper. 2. He stands because the train is full. 3. People that travel to work every day are called "commuters" 4. The journey takes twenty minutes and he has ten minutes to walk to the office. 5. He hasn't much time, so he walks quickly. 6. He...
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Seventeenth (17th) Lesson
1. What time is your train? - At eight thirty. 2. Well hurry up! It's eight fifteen already. 3. Alright! Keep calm. 4. But David, you're late. 5. Don't shout. I can hear you. 6. Where are my shoes? - Here, with your briefcase. 7. Okay. I'm ready. - At last! 8. What time is it now? - It's twenty...
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Sixteenth (16th) Lesson
1. Where do you live? - I live in a suburb called Harrow. 2. How do you go to work? - I take the tube every morning. 3. Why do you take the train? You've got a car. 4. There is too much traffic and there are too many people. 5. And petrol is too expensive. 6. When do you use your car? - At...
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Fifteenth (15th) Lesson
Let's meet David Hello, I'm David Wilson. I live in a suburb of London. It's called Harrow. There's a famous school here. I work in London. I'm a journalist on the "Daily Wail". I travel to work by tube. I go from the station to the office on foot. What is his name? - He's David Wilson. Where…
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Fourteenth (14th) Lesson
Revisions and Notes
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Where do you live? - I live in London. Do you like it? - Yes, I like big cities. Do you? Not really. I prefer the country. How do you spend your evenings in the country? I read, I work in the garden. My wife paints. Does she paint portraits? No, she paints the bathroom and the hall. Does your…
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Do I play? do we play? do they play? does he (or does she) play? I don't (do not) play; we don't play; you don't play; they don't play; he (or she) doesn't (does not) play. I like cars but I don't like motor-bikes. Do you like sugar in your coffee? - Yes please, and a little milk. She plays the...
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