Question

1)

Same Word, Different Spelling



Some countries in the world use British English, whereas other countries use American English. Between both types, many words that are actually the same meaning have different spellings, while many things that have the same meanings are termed differently. The British way of spelling words usually involves the 'u', 's' or an 'll', whereas American spellings mostly do away with the 'u', 'z' and also has a single 'l'.

PENLIGHTEN. British Spelling Vs. American Spelling: Linguistically At Odds.

According to the text, mark B for BRITISH English and A for AMERICAN English.

( ) apologise

( ) behaviour

( ) criticize

( ) color

( ) modeling

( ) favourite

( ) travelling









Questão 02



Read the comic below.

a) What are Chuck's ideas to be a good student?

Use these words and phrases to write affirmative and negative sentences:



do - homework, sleep - in class, read books - write a report.











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Answer 1

Resposta:

B

B

A

A

A

B

B

Espero ter te ajudado...

Answer 2

Resposta:

1 -

(B ) apologise

(B) behaviour

(A) criticize

(A) color

(B) modeling

(A) favourite

(A) travelling

2 -

Do your homework

Don't sleep in class

Don't write report if you don't read a book