Perspectivas – Mary – Passado > Presente

Nesta aula vamos usar a técnica da perspectiva. O principal benefício desta técnica é que ela ajudará você aprender gramática intuitivamente, sem chato exercícios ou regras de memorização.

É assim que funciona: vou contar uma curta história mais de uma vez. Cada vez, eu vou mudar algo na gramática. Por exemplo, posso mudar o tempo verbal ou a pessoa. Dessa forma, você reconhecerá intuitivamente as mudanças.

OK, vamos começar!

Mary applied for a job, and soon she was working in London as a bartender. She didn’t know a word of English, so she made the customers point on the menu to know what they wanted. She got very frustrated because she thought she would never learn English. The only thing she could do was to pay more attention to what customers and her colleagues said. In the first month, she didn’t see any improvement. However, after two months, she started to pick up isolated words, most of them related to food and drinks.

It was a small step, but she got excited and paid more and more attention to the conversations. Soon, she could communicate with the customers by using very short sentences, all related to work. She started to go out with some colleagues, and she could practice her listening even more. In a pleasant and relaxed environment, she could practice her limited conversation skills. After one year, she was able to have
meaningful conversations with customers, colleagues, and new friends. Little by little, she was getting used to English. She was thrilled with the results!

Muito bem, vamos mudar o ponto de vista para o tempo presente.

Mary applies for a job, and soon she is working in London as a bartender. She doesn’t know a word of English, so she makes the customers point on the menu to know what they want. She gets very frustrated
because she thinks she will never learn English. The only thing she can do is to pay more attention to what customers and her colleagues say. In the first month, she doesn’t see any improvement. However, after two months, she starts to pick up isolated words,
most of them related to food and drinks.

It’s a small step, but she gets excited and pays more and more attention to the conversations. Soon, she can communicate with the customers by using very short sentences, all related to work. She starts to go out with some colleagues, and she can practice her listening even more. In a pleasant and relaxed environment, she
can practice her limited conversation skills. After one year, she can have meaningful conversations with customers, colleagues, and new friends. Little by little, she’s getting used to English. She’s happy with the results! All right! It’s the end of this point of view story. I use this successful method in my premium courses.
Imagine a whole story told this way. Instead of having to memorize boring grammar rules, you can use this
method to learn grammar. It’s more enjoyable but also more effective. Now you can improve your speaking and grammar