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Lesson 17: Review 3
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What We’ll Practice Today

  • • Describing routines and habits (Lesson 12)
  • • Talking about past weekend activities (Lesson 13)
  • • Making plans and invitations (Lesson 14)
  • • Expressing likes, dislikes, and preferences (Lesson 15)
  • • Giving opinions politely (Lesson 16)

Warm-up: Quick Questions

O que você faz todas as manhãs?
What do you do every morning?
O que você fez no fim de semana?
What did you do last weekend?
Você gosta de cozinhar?
Do you like cooking?

Common Mistake Alert!

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Portuguese speakers often say “I have 25 years” instead of “I am 25 years old.” Remember: in English, we use “be”, not “have,” for age.
✓ I am 25 years old.
✗ I have 25 years.

Vocabulary Refresh: Daily Routines

wake up
acordar
/weɪk ʌp/
get dressed
se vestir
/ɡet drest/
brush my teeth
escovar os dentes
/brʌʃ maɪ tiːθ/
go to work
ir ao trabalho
/ɡoʊ tə wɜːrk/

Past Tense Quick Check

Base FormPast Simple
gowent
seesaw
dodid
havehad

Speaking Frame: Weekend Talk

On Saturday, I went to the park. I played soccer with friends. In the evening, I watched a movie.

Now tell your partner about your weekend using 3 past-tense verbs.

Invitations & Plans

Quer ir ao cinema sexta-feira?
Do you want to go to the movies on Friday?
Que tal jantar fora?
How about eating out?
Posso te convidar para uma festa?
Can I invite you to a party?

Role Play: Making Plans

Student A: Invite Student B to an activity this weekend.
Student B: Accept or decline politely and suggest an alternative if needed.

Example:
A: Do you want to go hiking on Sunday?
B: I’d love to, but I’m working. How about Saturday morning?

Likes & Dislikes

1
love
/lʌv/
2
like
/laɪk/
3
don’t mind
/doʊnt maɪnd/
4
dislike
/dɪsˈlaɪk/
5
hate
/heɪt/

Expressing Preferences

I prefer tea to coffee.
I’d rather stay home than go out.
I like swimming more than running.

Find Someone Who...

✓ prefers tea to coffee
✓ loves watching series
✓ would rather travel than shop
✓ doesn’t mind waking up early

Walk around and ask classmates! Write names.

Giving Opinions Politely

Use softening phrases to sound polite:
I think…
In my opinion…
I feel that…
It seems to me that…

Opinion Practice

Topic: Working from home is better than working in an office.

Agree or disagree—use a polite phrase!

Example: “I feel that working from home is more comfortable.”

Common Error: Adjective Order

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Portuguese allows flexible adjective order, but English follows a pattern:
Opinion → Size → Age → Color → Noun
✓ a beautiful small old red car
✗ a red old small beautiful car

Quick Challenge: Describe This!

️ (Imagine: a cozy, old, wooden cabin in the mountains)

Use at least 3 adjectives in the correct order.

Free Conversation Prompts

• What’s your ideal weekend?
• What’s something you’d like to try this year?
• Is it better to live in the city or the countryside? Why?

Discuss in pairs for 4 minutes. Use today’s language!

Self-Check: Can You…?

✓ Talk about your daily routine?
✓ Describe what you did last weekend?
✓ Invite someone and respond politely?
✓ Say what you like/dislike and why?
✓ Give your opinion respectfully?

Homework & Preview

Homework: Write a short paragraph (6–8 sentences) about your perfect day—include routines, likes, and plans.

Next class: We’ll start Unit 4: Travel & Transportation!

Great Speaking Today!

You reviewed routines, past events, invitations, preferences, and opinions—all in English!

Keep practicing—you’re getting more confident every day.

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