Review - Junior Year
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Marcelo Pinheiro
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Review - Junior Year
1. Cognates and False Cognates.
2. Imperative Mood.
3. Types of Advertising
4. Past Continuous.
5. Fashion and beauty: issues.
6. Interpretação Textual
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True Cognates vs. False Cognates
If two words, from different languages, look similar or alike and mean the same, they are said to be true cognates.
In the same way, if two words look similar or alike but have different meanings, they are said to be false cognates.
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True Cognates vs. False Cognates: examples
TRUE COGNATES
- Family
- Car
- Instrument
FALSE COGNATES
- College
- Parents
- Pretend
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Imperative Mood
The imperative mood is a verb form used to give 1) orders, 2) advice, 3) instructions, and 4) warnings.
It's also used to make
1) invitations, 2) offers, and 3) requests.
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Imperative Mood: form
To form affirmative imperatives, use the verb in its base form.
Ex: Have fun at school.
For negative imperatives, add do not (don’t) before the verb.
EX: Don’t hibernate during class.
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1. What type of advertising is it?
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2. What type of advertising is it?
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3. What type of advertising is it?
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4. What type of advertising is it?
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Review - Junior Year
1. Cognates and False Cognates.
2. Imperative Mood.
3. Types of Advertising
4. Past Continuous.
5. Fashion and beauty: issues.
6. Interpretação Textual
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