Seabra Idiomas - English for executives and adult students

A. Discuss these questions with a colleague or your teacher: A. Discute estas preguntas con un amigo o con tu profesor: A. Discuta estas perguntas com um colega ou com o seu professor: 1. Are you someone who likes changes? 2. In what ways have you changed since you were younger? 3. What behaviours are you willing to change in the future? 4. “The only thing constant in life is change.” Do you agree with this statement? Why? Why not? 5. What are the biggest changes in the world you have seen since you were a teenager? 6. What are the biggest changes most people experience in their lives? 7. Is change good or bad for a person’s mental health? Why? 8. What is the most positive change you have experienced in your life? And why? 9. What is the most traumatic change you have experienced in your life? Why? 10. “You are the same person you were 5 years ago except for the books you have read, the people you have met, and the places you have traveled.” Do you think this quote is accurate? Ar...

What Is a Synonym? Synonyms are two different words that have the same, or very similar, meaning. They can be any part of speech, which is a category of words grouped together by their function (and include verbs, adjectives, adverbs, nouns, or prepositions), as long as both words are the same part of speech. This means that they both have to be nouns or both have to be verbs. ¿Qué es un sinónimo? Los sinónimos son dos palabras diferentes que tienen el mismo significado o un significado muy similar. Pueden ser cualquier parte del discurso, que es una categoría de palabras agrupadas por su función (e incluyen verbos, adjetivos, adverbios, sustantivos o preposiciones), siempre que ambas palabras sean la misma parte del discurso. Esto significa que ambos tienen que ser sustantivos o ambos tienen que ser verbos. O que é um sinônimo?  Sinônimos são duas palavras diferentes que têm o mesmo significado, ou muito semelhante. Eles podem ser qualquer parte do discurso, que é uma categoria de...

A. Discuss these questions with your teacher and then read each explanation in the end of this lesson.  1.   What is cash flow? 2.  What are some early signs of cash flow problems? 3.   What is the difference between net income and cash flow? 4.  How do I convert profit into cash flow? 5.  Why is cash flow important for my business? 6.   How many businesses fail due to cash flow problems? 7.   What are some good cash flow habits? 8.   How to increase your cash flow? 9.  How do I do a cash flow analysis? 10.  What is after-tax cash flow? 11.  How do I do a cash flow forecast? 12.   What is levered free cash flow? 13.  Can cash flow be negative? 14.  What happens when cash flow is negative? 15.  Can cash flow be sheltered by depreciation? 16.  What is free cash flow? 17.   How do I calculate Free Cash Flow (FCF) from a cash flow statement? 18.  How do I calculate operating cash flow? 19.   ...

QUESTIONS The Internet ► How much time do you spend on the Internet? ►  What are some of the benefits of the Internet? ►  What are some of the dangers of the Internet? ►  How much time should children spend on the Internet? ►  How has the Internet changed the world/your life? ►  What will the Internet be like in 10 years? ►  Are you part of any social networks like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn...etc? ►  When did you get your first email address? ►  What is your favorite website? ►  Should the Internet be regulated or censored? ► Tell your partner/group about one website you really like. READING ACTIVITY A. Read the article below and choose the correct word for each space. has directed /  have created / has reached / have agreed have signed up / haven’t yet applied Millions of Americans Now Qualify for Free High-Speed Internet It just got easier   for millions of Americans to receive free, high-speed internet at home. The White...