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1. Read the text below and see the instructions in ''red'' for your homework:
Prepositions: In, On, At, and More
1. In
Time: Used for longer periods (months, years, centuries, long periods).
o Example: in March, in 2020, in the 18th century, in the past
Place: Used for enclosed spaces or areas.
o Example: in the room, in the car, in New York, in the park
2. On
Time: Used for days and dates.
o Example: on Monday, on July 4th, on Christmas Day
Place: Used for surfaces or when referring to a particular side or part.
o Example: on the table, on the wall, on the left, on the bus
3. At
Time: Used for precise times.
o Example: at 6 o'clock, at noon, at midnight, at sunrise
Place: Used for specific points or locations.
o Example: at the door, at the station, at the top, at the party
4. By
Time: Used to indicate a deadline.
o Example: Finish the report by Friday.
Place: Used to indicate proximity or next to something.
o Example: by the window, by the river
5. For
Time: Used to indicate duration.
o Example: I will stay for two weeks.
Purpose: Used to indicate the purpose of something.
o Example: This gift is for you.
6. To
Direction: Used to indicate movement towards a place.
o Example: Go to the store.
Purpose: Used to indicate the purpose or goal.
o Example: I went there to meet her.
7. With
Association: Used to indicate being together or having something.
o Example: I went with my friend, a sandwich with cheese.
8. From
Origin: Used to indicate the starting point.
o Example: I am from Canada, the train departs from platform 5.
Examples in Sentences:
I have a meeting at 3 PM in the office.
She was born on April 10th in 1990.
We will meet at the cafe on Main Street.
He arrived at the airport in the morning.
They walked by the river on their way home.
I studied for three hours to pass the exam.
She lives with her parents in a small town.
Understanding the correct usage of these prepositions can greatly improve your clarity in
both written and spoken English. If you have specific examples or contexts where you're
unsure which preposition to use, feel free to ask!
Homework; above text: Create a phrase for the eight (8) prepositions above.
1) I’m going to Brazil in May 2025.
We like to listen to the music in the car.
2) I’m going to get Holiday on my birthday.
Get the hamburger on the treadmill, please.
3) I’m waiting for you by 7:00 at night.
Get my key that’s by the door.
4) Finish your work by 3:30 pm.
Please, get the book by my locker.
5) I’m going to stay in Brazil for two months.
This hamburger is for you.
6) I’m going to the gym.
I went there to eat something.
7) I went in Brazil with my daughter.
8) I know her from my work.
2. Read the text below - Training Pronunciation
Organize a list of Vocabulary and the (double word expressions)
Embracing the Journey: Motivation for Business Success
In the ever-evolving world of business, the journey to success is filled with
challenges, opportunities, and invaluable lessons. Whether you are an aspiring
entrepreneur or a seasoned business leader, motivation is the key to navigating
this journey and achieving your goals.
1. Vision and Purpose: Every successful business starts with a clear vision and
a strong sense of purpose. Your vision is the beacon that guides your actions
and decisions, while your purpose fuels your passion and determination. Define
what you want to achieve and why it matters. This clarity will keep you focused
and motivated, even when the road gets tough.
2. Embrace Challenges: Challenges are not roadblocks but stepping stones to
growth. Each obstacle presents an opportunity to learn, adapt, and innovate.
Embrace challenges with a positive mindset, viewing them as opportunities to
strengthen your business and yourself. Remember, the most significant achievements
often come from overcoming the greatest difficulties.
3. Persistence and Resilience: Success in business is rarely a straight path. It requires
persistence and resilience. There will be setbacks, failures, and moments of doubt. What sets
successful entrepreneurs apart is their ability to persevere. Stay committed to your vision,
learn from your mistakes, and keep moving forward. Resilience is the hallmark of every great
business leader.
ever-evolving – Em constante evolucao
filled - Cheio
challenges - Desafios
invaluable - Inestimavel
aspiring entrepreneur – Aspirante a empreendedor
achieving - Alcancar
beacon - Farol
. Embrace Challenges- Abracar os desafios
Roadblocks - Bloqueio
Viewing – Vizualizacao
Strengthen - Fortalecer
Rarely - Raramente
Committed – Empenhado/comprometido
Forward -Encaminhar/Procurando
Hallmark – Caracteristicas ou principal ponto de algo.