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Tradução & Definição
(to make, to deliver) a speech: (fazer, dar) um discurso
Exemplos
- "Why don't you have Brian make the reservations for you, and we can get started on your speech after lunch?"
- "In fact, you're as bad as some of my speech therapy patients, mmkay?"
- "And I was giving the speech for our graduating class."
- "I'd have to write a speech quickly."
- "Warbuckle III will deliver a keynote speech entitled "The importance of networking in business"."
- "The presents will be handed out by "Santa" just before Bruno's speech at the party on the 22nd of December."
- "Dr. Loblaw : Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the scientific study of anomalous speech patterns - also known as the "crazy accent contest"."
- "Bruno : I haven't prepared a speech, and I really don't like flying across the country on such short notice."
- "Welcome to my Christmas speech."
- "The board of the IACF thought it only fitting that you, one of the true pioneers in the fragrance and cosmetic community, deliver the speech to mark the Vicennial anniversary of our organization."
- "Susie : Mr. Mayor, as you mentioned just 15 minutes ago in your speech, Bruno Delavigne is one of San Francisco's predominant philanthropists."
- "You know how these things work: I'll give a little speech to introduce everyone and set the mood, then our C."
- "Why don't you have Brian make the reservations for you, and we can get started on your speech after lunch."
- "In fact, you're as bad as some of my speech therapy patients."
- "In a speech to the House of Commons, Sir Bear called into question the accepted science that the emission of greenhouse gases is contributing to global warming."
- "It's because of teachers like you that I'm giving this speech today."
- "This speech is a tradition that was started by my father, K-k-k-k- King George."
Exercício 1
Fill in the blanks below with either 'To Make', 'To Do' or 'To Take'
Remember to conjugate the verbs correctly
Luna: Before Bruno his speech, could I an announcement?
Polly: I guess we have a few extra minutes. Go ahead, Luna.
Luna: Thank you. I have some research, and I have an important decision.
Polly: And...?
Luna: And that's all I can say right now. I'll keep you guys posted. Thank you for your time and attention.
Remember to conjugate the verbs correctly
Luna: Before Bruno his speech, could I an announcement?
Polly: I guess we have a few extra minutes. Go ahead, Luna.
Luna: Thank you. I have some research, and I have an important decision.
Polly: And...?
Luna: And that's all I can say right now. I'll keep you guys posted. Thank you for your time and attention.
Fill in the blanks below with either 'To Make', 'To Do' or 'To Take'
Remember to conjugate the verbs correctly
Luna: Before Bruno makes 1 his speech, could I make 2 an announcement?
Polly: I guess we have a few extra minutes. Go ahead, Luna.
Luna: Thank you. I have done 3 some research, and I have made 4 an important decision.
Polly: And...?
Luna: And that's all I can say right now. I'll keep you guys posted. Thank you for your time and attention.
Remember to conjugate the verbs correctly
Luna: Before Bruno makes 1 his speech, could I make 2 an announcement?
Polly: I guess we have a few extra minutes. Go ahead, Luna.
Luna: Thank you. I have done 3 some research, and I have made 4 an important decision.
Polly: And...?
Luna: And that's all I can say right now. I'll keep you guys posted. Thank you for your time and attention.
1 makes: In English, one 'makes a speech', which means to deliver a speech. This verb should be conjugated in the third person form of the simple present tense.
2 make: In English, one 'makes an announcement'. Luna is asking permission to say something during the meeting. Here we use the infinitive form of the verb (without 'to) which follows the auxiliary 'could'.
3 done: In English one 'does research'. In this construction, we use the present perfect form of the verb 'to do'. The auxiliary 'have' which precedes the verb indicates the use of the present perfect, and so we use the past participle of the verb to complete the construction correctly. We use the present perfect tense to indicate an action which took place at an unspecified time in the past.
4 made: In English, one 'makes a decision'. The verb 'to make' is used to signal that a person has decided something. The present perfect tense is required following the auxiliary 'have'. The present perfect tense is used to signal an action which took place at an unspecified time in the past, and is formed with a form of the auxiliary 'have' + the past participle of the verb (to make).
Exercício 2
Fill in the blanks below with appropriate words from the invitation! Remember to conjugate any verbs correctly.
The office ball is an event. My boss organises it every December!
Philip Cheeter at every opportunity. He speaks to anyone he thinks can help him!
My sister has asked me to make a at her wedding. I am very worried about talking in front of so many people!
The office ball is an event. My boss organises it every December!
Philip Cheeter at every opportunity. He speaks to anyone he thinks can help him!
My sister has asked me to make a at her wedding. I am very worried about talking in front of so many people!
Fill in the blanks below with appropriate words from the invitation! Remember to conjugate any verbs correctly.
The office ball is an annual 1 event. My boss organises it every December!
Philip Cheeter networks 2 at every opportunity. He speaks to anyone he thinks can help him!
My sister has asked me to make a speech 3 at her wedding. I am very worried about talking in front of so many people!
The office ball is an annual 1 event. My boss organises it every December!
Philip Cheeter networks 2 at every opportunity. He speaks to anyone he thinks can help him!
My sister has asked me to make a speech 3 at her wedding. I am very worried about talking in front of so many people!
1 annual: This is the correct answer. "Annual" means "yearly" or "every year". In the example, the ball is organised once a year, in the month of December. Here's another example: It's time for our annual belly dancing competition - who will win this year?!
2 networks: This is the correct answer. To "network" means to use social skills to gain useful contacts and make yourself known. This term is frequently used in the world of business. Note that there is a related noun, "networking". Example: "I'm going to a conference at the weekend: it will be a good networking opportunity".
3 speech: This is the right answer. A speech is a type of presentation usually given at celebrations and special events such as weddings, retirement parties etc. For example: "They have asked me to make a speech for a colleague's retirement party. I don't know what I'm going to say!"
Exercício 3
Susie uses the terms sketch and draft in the dialogue. These terms share similar meanings but are not entirely synonymous.
Select the most appropriate term for each sentence.
Is this a finished version of your book? No it's only a first .
What's that you're drawing with your pencil? This is just a of some fruit.
Usually I speak without notes, but this time I'm going to the speech.
Select the most appropriate term for each sentence.
Is this a finished version of your book? No it's only a first .
What's that you're drawing with your pencil? This is just a of some fruit.
Usually I speak without notes, but this time I'm going to the speech.
Susie uses the terms sketch and draft in the dialogue. These terms share similar meanings but are not entirely synonymous.
Select the most appropriate term for each sentence.
Is this a finished version of your book? No it's only a first draft 1.
What's that you're drawing with your pencil? This is just a sketch 2 of some fruit.
Usually I speak without notes, but this time I'm going to draft 3 the speech.
Select the most appropriate term for each sentence.
Is this a finished version of your book? No it's only a first draft 1.
What's that you're drawing with your pencil? This is just a sketch 2 of some fruit.
Usually I speak without notes, but this time I'm going to draft 3 the speech.
1 draft: This is the best answer. A "draft" can refer to any of the various versions in the development of a written work, for example, a preliminary draft of a speech, or the final draft of the book (or novel). "Draft" can refer to a technical drawing: when Susie says "I've just received the first drafts of the Delavigne logo", she means that she has received the first drawings of the logo.
1 sketch: This is not the appropriate choice. We would not refer to a preliminary version of a book as a sketch. A sketch can refer to a short (written or spoken) account without many details.
2 sketch: This is the best answer. A "sketch" refers to a rapid drawing or painting, often made as a preliminary study. For example: Leonardo da Vinci made sketches of the Mona Lisa before he started the painting. "Sketch" usually refers to a brief, unfinished drawing made with a pencil: when Susie says "the first one is just a sketch", she is implying that the first drawing is not finished or is not the final version of the logo.
2 draft: This is not the appropriate choice. A "draft" can be used to refer to a technical drawing, if we are referring to a quick pencil drawing we usually use the term "sketch".
3 draft: This is the best answer. To "draft (a speech)" is to create (or draw up) a preliminary version of a speech, or to write a first version of a speech. To "draft" can also be synonymous with "to compose", for example: We drafted articles for company website.
3 sketch: This is not the appropriate choice. As a verb "to sketch" can refer to the act of making a brief drawing, for example: I sketched a monster in my notepad.
Exercício 4
In the phrase, "please accept my apologies", what is the meaning of the word "apologies"?
In the phrase, "please accept my apologies", what is the meaning of the word "apologies"?
"My apologies" means "regrets" or "condolences".
"Advice" is not a synonym of "apologies".
"Story" is not a synonym of "apologies".
"Speech" is not a synonym of "apologies".
Exercício 5
"It's good to show your face at these events...".
To show your face at an event is to:
To show your face at an event is to:
"It's good to show your face at these events...".
To show your face at an event is to:
To show your face at an event is to:
This is incorrect. "To confirm one's presence" is to tell a host that you will be present at their event, often by sending them a letter or "RSVP". This does not mean the same thing as "to show one's face", which describes actually attending the event, not just saying that you will attend.
This is not the best choice here. To "make a speech" is to talk publicly, in front of an audience. This is unrelated to showing one's face.
This is the correct answer. "To show your face" means to "attend" or to "go to an event". For example "My husband doesn't want to go to his secretary's leaving party, but I've told him that he has to show his face, even if it's only for 10 minutes."
This is incorrect. To "make a big entrance" is to impress people with the way you enter a room. This does not define "to show one's face".
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