Question

The book is always better than movie. There’s a reason that this is true. If you read the book first, you’ve already created the picture in your mind. Your pictures are the right pictures. Now some big shot Hollywood director comes along and shares his vision of what the pictures look like, and it’s nothing like your pictures. He gets it all wrong.
The director leaves out some of the scenes that you loved. He takes some artistic liberties and changes things to make the picture flow. He even adds characters that don’t appear anywhere in the book. Even your friends say that the movie isn’t as good as the book.
But your friends wouldn’t like your movie any better than you would like theirs. Your picture is not only different than the director’s picture, it’s different than your friend’s picture too. What you see in your mind, even though you are reading the same text, is uniquely your own, isn’t it?
We can’t see the mental images we conjure up in someone else’s mind. Even when we have words that communicate some meaning, the way we interpret those words can be unique.



QUESTÃO 1: Retire do texto todos os verbos presentes. escreva-os em inglês



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Answer 1

Resposta:

to be = ser/estar

to read= ler/ leu

to create = criar to come= vir

toshare= compartilhar

to look= olhar

look like= parecer

to like = gostar

to get= receber/ obter

to leave= sair

to change= mudar

to love= amar

to add= adicionar/ acrescentar

to make= fazer

to appear = aparecer

to see= ver

to have= ter

communicate= comunicar

to mean= significar

can = pode

interpret= interpretar

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