The document appears to be English homework completed by Leonor Guégués and Leonor Chaves on January 21, 2016. It contains exercises on everyday expressions, transportation vocabulary, questions about commuting to school, the use of "must" and "mustn't" to express obligations and prohibitions, and practice with "must" and "mustn't" sentences. The homework spans pages 42-44 of an English textbook and includes 11 pages of work and exercises.

1. English Work
Textbook - PageS 42,43 and 44
Done by:
Leonor Guégués
Leonor Chaves
21ST January 2016 English Work 1

2. Everyday Expressions
•Right – Bem…
•Here come – Aqui vêm…
•Great – Bom.
•Come on – Vá lá!...
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3. Exercise 3 - Page 42
1. It’s lunch time/dinner time.
It’s lunch time.
2. The students have lunch on the bus/in the park.
The students have lunch in the park.
3. The students leave/don’t leave their bags on the bus.
The students don’t leave their bags on the bus.
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4. exercise 3
4.The teacher wants to go at two o’clock/ten past
two.
The teacher wants to go at two o’clock.
5.Matt and Jake play football/baseball in the park.
Matt and Jake play football in the park.
6. Matt and Jake are/aren’t late.
Matt and Jake are late.
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5. Exercise 1 – Page 43
1.
1- Car;
2- Bicycle/Bike;
3- Bus;
4- Motorbike/Motorcycle;
5- Train;
6- Tram;
7- Plane;
8- Scooter;
9- Helicopter.
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6. Exercise 3 – Page 43
3.
1- How do you come to school?
Example: I usually take a bus, but I sometimes
walk.
2- How does your mum go to work?
Example: She drives.
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7. Grammar:
Must: Obligation (obrigação)
Mustn´t: Prohibition (proibição)
Affirmative:
I/You/He/She/It/We/You/They – must stop.
Negative:
I/You/He/She/It/We/You/They – mustn´t (must not)
stop.
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8. Exercise 1 – Page 44
1- You mustn’t run in the school corridors.
2- It’s eleven o’clock, Carla. You must go to bed!
3- The boys mustn’t play football in the streets.
It’s dangerous!
4- Lessons start at quarter to nine, but we must
be at school at half past eight.
5- You must be home from the party by eleven
o’clock.
6- You mustn’t send messages in class.
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9. Exercise 3- page 44
TEST RULES
You mustn’t talk.
1. write your name on the test.
2. use a dictionary.
3. use a blue or black pen.
4. leave the room.
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You must
You mustn’t
You must
You mustn’t
- Negative
- Affirmative

10. Exercise 4 - Page 44
You mustn’t turn left.
1. stop.
2. park your car here.
3. turn right.
4. smoke here.
5. drive at a maximum of 30 kph.
6. use mobile phones here.
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You must
You mustn’t
You must
You mustn’t
You must
You mustn’t

11. THE END!!!!
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