1. Word Formation & Phrasal Verbs (B1/B2 Focus)

No nível intermediário, usamos Phrasal Verbs e expressões idiomáticas para soar mais natural. Substitua as partes sublinhadas por uma das opções do quadro:

Fit someone in — Fill out — Get worse — Records

“I’ll try to find a time to see you even though we are busy.”

Replacement: ____________________________

“You need to complete this registration form.”

Replacement: ____________________________

“We need a copy of your documents for our official files.”

Replacement: ____________________________

“Let us know if the pain deteriorates.”

Replacement: ____________________________

2. Advanced Sentence Transformation (B2 Style)

Reescreva as frases abaixo de forma mais formal ou polida, utilizando estruturas típicas de exames de proficiência (como o uso de “wish”, “would” ou “wonder”):

Original: “Is it possible to see a dentist today?”

B2 Upgrade: “I was wondering if there __________ __________ any possibility of being seen by a dentist today?”

Original: “May I have your full name, please?”

B2 Upgrade: “Would you mind __________ me with your full name, please?”

Original: “Have you ever been to our clinic before?”

B2 Upgrade: “Is this your __________ visit to our clinic?”

3. Contextual Vocabulary Match (Health & Admin)

Relacione os termos técnicos do diálogo às suas definições em inglês (nível B2):

TermDefinition
1. Appointment( ) A past record of illnesses, treatments, and allergies.
2. Medical History( ) A formal arrangement to meet or visit someone at a fixed time.
3. Fully booked( ) A financial plan that covers the cost of dental care.
4. Dental Insurance( ) Having no available space or time slots in a schedule.
5. Severe( ) Intense, extreme, or very serious (referring to pain or illness).

4. Logical Inference (Análise de Contexto)

Baseado no diálogo, responda às perguntas de “sim ou não” com uma justificativa técnica em inglês:

  1. Is Daniel a regular patient?
    • No, because… __________________________________________
  2. Is the clinic currently empty?
    • No, because the receptionist said they are… ________________________
  3. Is Daniel’s situation considered standard or urgent?
    • Urgent, because he is being treated as an… ________________________
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