Review - Junior Year

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

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.

True Cognates vs. False Cognates: examples

TRUE COGNATES

- Family

- Car

- Instrument

FALSE COGNATES

- College

- Parents

- Pretend

Question 1

Look at the words below and classify them as cognates or false cognates.

Multiple Choice

1. The word data is a ____________.

• true cognate

• false cognate

Multiple Choice

2. The word consumption is a ___________.

• true cognate

• false cognate

Multiple Choice

3. The word commercial is a _____________.

• true cognate

• false cognate

Multiple Choice

4. The word fabric is a __________.

• true cognate

• false cognate

Multiple Choice

5. The word lunch is a __________.

• true cognate

• false cognate

Multiple Choice

6. The word push is a __________.

• true cognate

• false cognate

Multiple Choice

6. The word actually is a __________.

• true cognate

• false cognate

Multiple Choice

7. The word radio is a __________.

• true cognate

• false cognate

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.

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.

Question 2

Complete the sentence using your knowledge about Imperative Mood.

Multiple Choice

1. _______ use your cell phone during class. (not/to use)

• Not use

• Don't use

Multiple Choice

2. ________ and pay attention. (to sit down)

• Sit down

• To sit down

Multiple Choice

3. _______ your heart and tell me everything. (to open)

• To opening

• Open

Multiple Choice

4. _________ too much chocolate. It's not good for you. (not/to eat)

• Not eat

• Don't eat

Types of Advertising

• Online Advertising

• Outdoor Advertising

• Print Advertising

• Broadcast Advertising

• Covert Advertising

• Aerial Advertising

• Public Service Advertising

Question 3

Look at the pictures and choose the right type of advertising.

Multiple Choice

1. What type of advertising is it?

• aerial advertising

• print advertising

Multiple Choice

2. What type of advertising is it?

• covert advertising

• broadcast advertising

Multiple Choice

3. What type of advertising is it?

• print advertising

• outdoor advertising

Multiple Choice

4. What type of advertising is it?

• public service advertising

• online advertising