
Aula 34 - EM
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English
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8th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
SIDINEI JOSE DE CARVALHO
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7 Slides • 2 Questions
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GETTING TO YOUR HOTEL
Station: designated area where passengers can board or
leave buses, trains, or other forms of transport.
Terminal: a major transportation hub, often the starting or
ending point for long-distance travel.
Tracks: the rails on which trains and trams run.
Route: the path or direction followed by a vehicle in transit.
Ticket Booth: a place where you can purchase tickets for
various modes of transport.
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GETTING TO YOUR HOTEL
Platform: an area alongside a rail track where passengers
wait for their train or subway.
Schedule: a timetable displaying the times when a vehicle
arrives and departs.
Turnstile: a gate at an entrance or exit that allows one person
to pass at a time, often used in subways.
Signage: signs that provide information, directions, or
regulations in transit areas.
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GETTING TO YOUR HOTEL
Crosswalk: designated part of a road where pedestrians
have the right to cross.
Seatbelt: a safety belt used to secure passengers in vehicles.
Emergency Exit: a special exit used during an emergency for
quick evacuation.
Fine: a penalty fee for breaking transit rules, like not having
a valid ticket.
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GETTING TO YOUR HOTEL
Surveillance Camera: cameras used in transit areas for
security and monitoring.
Announcements: public address messages in stations or
vehicles about safety, stops, and other information.
Handrail: a rail for holding on to, for balance and safety in
buses and trains.
Inspection: a formal examination of a vehicle's condition by
an authorized person.
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GETTING TO YOUR HOTEL
Regulation: a rule or directive made and maintained by an
authority, governing transit operations.
Safety Zone: a designated area for passengers to stay safe,
usually marked in stations or stops.
Inspection: a formal examination of a vehicle's condition by
an authorized person.
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Open Ended
What are the common modal verbs?
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Match
Combine the modal verbs
possibility
ability in the past
obrigação impessoal
obrigação consciente
could
can
must
have to
could
can
must
have to
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MODAL VERBS
Should
Would
Might
May
Can
Could
Shall
Will
Have to
Must
Ought to
Had to
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