A Morfossintaxe e Semantica da Lga Inglesa

What is a food that you used to hate but now you like?

I used to hate pineapple with all my strength, but now I like it

Who used to be your hero when you were young?

My father used to be my hero when I was a young

Did you use to have a pet?

Yes, I used to have a cat, two dogs and seventeen cockatiels

Did you use to get good grades in high school?

Yes, I used to get good grades when I was in high school

What used to be your favorite game to play?

Playing house used to be my favorite game

Where did you use to play when you were a child?

I used to play at my cousins' house when I was a child

How often did you use to get in trouble when you were younger?

I used to have problems all the time. Usually in my youth, all that happened was the

end of the world

What was your country like when you were a child?

I really don't remember, I just worried about playing all the time.

Do you think the past was better than the present? Why or why not?

The fact that in every generation there will be those who claim '' present '' and hope

that the future will be better, and when the future arrives, it is verified that the past

that was good and the present that was the future seems to be bad, but the past was

no better than today, as each period has its meaning

What were some of the benefits of living in the past?

Talk about your country’s past (100 years ago), how was the past different from the

present:

Food: It was more difficult to consume fresh food. Without a refrigerator, as forms of

conservation were not healthy, being salt or oil.

Weddings: 100 years ago, the husband used to support the house and go out to work

while a woman takes care of the house and children.

Clothing: In Brazil, a wealth of coffee cultivation with several young people is studying

in Europe, bringing modern concepts to the country. The fashion standards continued

to be French. A figure of the flapper appeared, created by J. Carlos, with shorter

skirts, abolition of the corset and chanel hair.

School: At that time, teaching took place primarily orally, through experimentation,

usually mediated by someone who passed on knowledge. The skills learned were

essentially practices of collective life in search of ways to survive and perpetuate the

culture.

Work: 100 years ago, when men, women and children worked up to 16 hours a day

and there were no labor laws.

Recreation (free time activities): A hundred years ago, children dreamed of having a

bicycle. They have access to a world in which they are already in the vehicle at that

moment, something inaccessible. Children from simpler families have fun playing on

the street and somewhere near the house. Marble was a common game among

children. The wealthiest families gave their children teddy bears.

Communication: 100 years ago, there was no internet. Communication was very, very,

very different. To be exact: a first long distance call was made in 1915 by Alexander

Graham Bell in New York and Thomas Watson in San Francisco. Accurate 100 years

ago. Nowadays, we send emojis through space in less than a second. Just because

we can.