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Riverside Notebook 30: A Connected Story

Nesta leitura, Flavia participa de uma oficina de viagens, cumprimenta Leo, pratica informações básicas e pede repetição com educação. Os cinco últimos temas aparecem em uma situação curta e conectada.

At the first meeting

Flavia is at the language club in the morning. She says hello to Leo and says, “My name is Flavia.” She also repeats “turn” when Leo asks a friendly question. She is from Brazil, and she lives in Brasília.

At a small table, she practices “like” and “straight” with a notebook. She asks about “menu” and checks “water”, while Leo gives a clear example with “open” and “closed”.

Practicing together

Before she leaves, Leo writes a short message with “let’s”, “love”, and “meet”. The sound is not clear, so Flavia asks, “Can you repeat that, please?” Then they smile, say goodbye, and go home.

At lunch, Flavia shows Leo the same message again. They point to “turn” and “water”, read the words slowly, and check each other’s answer.

A small routine

In the afternoon, Flavia uses “closed” and “meet” in a short conversation. It is not perfect, but the two friends understand each other and feel ready for tomorrow.

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  1. Who is at the language club in checkpoint 30?

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    Flavia

    O primeiro paragrafo diz que Flavia está no clube de idiomas.

  2. Which two words does Flavia practice at the table in checkpoint 30?

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    “like” and “straight”.

    O segundo paragrafo apresenta as duas palavras “gostar” e “reto; em frente”.

  3. Why does Flavia ask for repetition in checkpoint 30?

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    Because the sound is not clear.

    Ela pede repetição porque o som não está claro.

  4. What do the two friends do before they go home in checkpoint 30?

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    They smile, say goodbye, and go home.

    O final mostra que eles sorriem, dizem tchau e vão para casa.