Teenhood In a large room a teen girl entered holding a smartphone. She was moving her little fingers without stopping. After a while, she sat beside her grandparent and he looked troubled with his device. The girl sighted, and mimicked taking the phone. He gave her and didn’t tried to understand what she was doing. While she was finishing settling up the phone the ring of the bell filled all the room. The best friend girl joined her, waiting to go to the school. “Hey, Ally”, Sam said. “Hello, Sam”, the other replied. “Just a sec…” she asked. With a few more moves the device was good as new, and give it back to him. “What you were doing?” Ally asked. “Helping my granpa.” Her friend smiled and said: “I see.” Sam shrugged. “This is not a problem, but he still has to learn how to use his new phone.” No diálogo podemos chamar atenção para a frase “He still has to learn how to use his new phone.” Marque a opção que tem o mesmo sentido do phrasal modal verb “have to”. Neste caso, tem o sentido de: Alternativas: a) Habilidade. b) Permissão. c) Dever. d) Sugestão. e) Pedido. 2) Leia as cartas abaixo disponibilizadas em uma coluna de conselhos: Dear Agnes, I am a lover of pets, but I think my neighbours have gone too far. They have a pet snake named Lucille who keeps escaping and ends up in my garden. My neighbours are always very apologetic about Lucille's travels so far, I haven't had the heart to confront them about it. The problem is that I together for barbecues and garden parties. I don't want to ruin this friendship, but feel that a large snake making regular visits to my garden is pushing the limits. Help! Confused in Croydon Dear Confused, Friends shouldn't put friends in difficult positions. Lucille's visit to your garden are obviously causing you a lot of stress and should be dealt with sooner rather than later. This is also a health and safety issue, which your neighbours should be more than aware of as owners of a large snake. I suggest you broach the subject with them next