Revisão do Bloco 3

Warm-up (5 min)

Quick revision from Lecture 15.

1. Emotion + subjunctive: Me encanta que você venha.
2. Pet peeve: Odeio quando as pessoas chegam atrasadas.
3. Soft disagreement: Entendo seu ponto, mas não concordo totalmente.
4. In Lecture 15 you learned me fascina, odeio que, and polite discordo. Today we put everything from Block 3 together — phone, messages, stories, causes, and disagreement — in real São Paulo scenarios.

Tip: Block 3 gave you the language for relay, explain, and disagree — the social skills Brazilians use every day.

Part 1 — Mapa do Bloco 3 (Block 3 overview)

What you learned — Lectures 11–15

Block 3 communication arc

LIGAR / DEIXAR RECADO (L11)
    ↓
TRANSMITIR MENSAGEM (L12)
    ↓
CONTAR HISTÓRIA COM TEMPOS (L13)
    ↓
EXPLICAR POR QUÊ (L14)
    ↓
EXPRESSAR SENTIMENTO E DISCORDAR (L15)

Part 2 — Revisão gramatical rápida (Grammar review)

Telefone e recados (Lecture 11)

Estilo indireto (Lecture 12)

Mais-que-perfeito e tempos combinados (Lecture 13)

Conectores causais (Lecture 14)

Sentimentos e desacordo (Lecture 15)

Pronoun placement in reported speech (review)

Part 3 — Revisão por aula (Lecture-by-lecture review)

Lecture 11 — Telefone e videoconferências

SP context: WhatsApp for personal; Teams/Zoom for work; always confirm by zap after email.

Lecture 12 — Estilo indireto

SP context: Relay landlord/síndico messages; cartório instructions via disse que.

Lecture 13 — Combinando tempos do passado

SP context: Feriado prolongado stories; metrô + chuva + trânsito narratives.

Lecture 14 — Causas e consequências

SP context: Rain → flood → traffic chain; explain lateness to boss.

Lecture 15 — Sentimentos e desacordo

SP context: Restaurant opinions; open-space phone etiquette; work debates.

Part 4 — Tabela integrada: Bloco 3 em ação

Scenario → language toolkit

Part 5 — Role-play 1: Ligação telefônica completa (Phone call)

Scenario: You call your senhorio to report a problem (chuveiro quebrado) and request a repair visit. Your partner is the landlord (or secretary).

Required elements checklist

Model opening (adapt freely)

Time: 4–5 minutes per pair. Switch roles.

Part 6 — Role-play 2: Retransmitir uma anedota (Anecdote retelling)

Scenario: Partner A experienced something (travel perrengue, work misunderstanding, funny situation). Partner B has not heard the story. A tells it; B reacts and asks questions.

Required elements checklist

Model anecdote skeleton

Time: 3 minutes tell + 1 minute questions. Minimum 2× tinha, 2× disse que, 1× porque/então.

Part 7 — Role-play 3: Desacordo educado (Polite disagreement)

Scenario: Two friends disagree about whether to move neighborhoods in São Paulo (e.g., Pinheiros vs. Vila Madalena vs. Moema). Or: disagree about remote work vs. office.

Required elements checklist

Model exchange

Time: 4–5 minutes. Must include at least 2 softening phrases per person.

Part 8 — Simulado: avaliação de ligação telefônica (Mock phone assessment)

Format

Each student performs a 3-minute phone call (solo or with partner as “receiver”). Teacher or partner evaluates using the checklist below.

Scenario options (choose one)

Evaluation criteria (10 points)

Pass: 7/10 or higher.

Self-evaluation form

After your call, rate yourself 1–5:

Part 9 — Simulado: anedota de 2 minutos (2-minute anecdote assessment)

Format

Tell a 2-minute anecdote (real or invented) integrating Block 3 grammar. Timer on.

Required grammar (minimum)

Evaluation criteria (10 points)

Bonus: Use one Me encanta que… or Odeio quando… naturally in the story.

Part 10 — Prática integrada: exercícios rápidos (Quick review exercises)

Exercise set A — Telefone e estilo indireto

Exercise set B — Tempos do passado

Exercise set C — Causas e desacordo

Exercise set D — Integração total

Part 11 — Diálogo integrado: um dia completo em SP

Marina tells Alex about her day — hits every Block 3 topic.

Your turn: Describe your day using at least 5 Block 3 structures.

Part 12 — Prática livre: 15% conteúdo novo (Freer practice)

This section is the 15% freer, integrative practice — less scripted, more creative.

Activity 1 — SP problem debate (15 min)

Topic: “O que mais irrita você em São Paulo?”

Each person must use:

• 1× Odeio quando… or Não aguento que…
• 1× Porque… então…
• 1× Entendo, mas… (responding to someone)

Topics: trânsito, chuva, aluguel, metrô, barulho, filas.

Activity 2 — Telephone + relay chain (15 min)

A calls B (phone role-play). B relays to C using disse que / pediu para. C summarizes to the class with por isso / então.

Activity 3 — Story slam (15 min)

2-minute stories — audience votes on best perrengue. Must include já tinha and Aí.

Activity 4 — Devil’s advocate (10 min)

One person states an opinion about SP (best bairro, best transport). Partner must disagree politely using only softening phrases — no direct Você está errado.

Activity 5 — Block 3 free writing (10 min)

Write a WhatsApp voice message transcript (8–10 lines) + relay to a friend (4 lines) + your reaction with emotion (2 lines).

Part 13 — Fonética: revisão de ritmo do Bloco 3

Phone rhythm (Lecture 11)

Anecdote rhythm (Lectures 12–13)

Cause-effect flow (Lecture 14)

Disagreement tone (Lecture 15)

Integrated practice: Read Dialogue in Part 11 aloud — smooth transitions between phone, reported speech, cause, and disagreement.

Part 14 — Autoavaliação: Bloco 3 (Self-assessment checklist)

Reflection: Write 2 strengths and 2 areas to improve before Block 4.

Part 8 — Nota cultural o que o Bloco 3 te deu

Lecture 16 — Summary cheat sheet (Block 3 complete)

Block 3 survival phrases — keep these ready

Next lecture (Block 4): Descrever objetos, características e funcionamento — products, design, and technology in São Paulo.

Parabéns — você completou o Bloco 3! Agora você liga, transmite, conta, explica e discorda em português brasileiro. Bom trabalho e até a próxima aula!