1. U.S.A UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

2. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3. GENERAL PROFILE OF COUNTRY 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 Current PopulationMale PopulationFemale Population 4. The most of the country is located in the central region of North America. 5. Official Name : 6. Language: 7. PRESIDENT 8. Nationality: 9. Date of Independence: 10. Capital Federal: 11. Currency: 12. Administrative Division: 13. THE LARGEST ECONOMY IN THE WORLD, AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT 14. Culture of the Country 15. ARTS BETWEENTHE ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS OF THE UNITED STATES CAN TEAR THE MUSIC, PAINTING, TEATHER, LITERAT URE END CINEMA. 16. MUSIC The music of the United States reflects the multi-ethnic population through a diverse range of styles. Rock and roll, blues, country, rhythm and blues, jazz, pop, techno, and hip hop are among the musical genres of the most internationally recognized country, some forms of American popular music have gained global audience. 17. GUNS N ROSES 18. METALLICA 19. MICHAEL JACKSON 20. Painters: Despitehaving a relatively short history in western art, painting in America evolved as fast as the economy and society of this great country, to become today one of the most distinguished and active national schools worldwide 21. Jackson Pollock 22. Edward Hopper 23. Jasper Johns 24. Writers: TheUnited States of America is rich in writers parents, and his works are very popular not only in the country with more out of it. 25. Edgar Allan Poe 26. Stephenie Meyer 27. SIDNEY SHELDON 28. SPORT Thesport in the United States is an important part in the culture of the country, the country has a culture associated with the sport since the school even for public health issues, many sports receive government tax incentives, can also attract a huge range of public and sponsors. 29. AMERICAN FOOTBALL 30. BASKETBALL 31. SWIMMING 32. CINEMA Itis one of the industries most successful entertainment world Thomas Alva Edison played a key role in the invention of cinema, The major film studios of Hollywood have produced the most commercially successful movies in history, such as Star Wars (1977) and Titanic (1997). 33. STAR WARS 34. TITANIC 35. Thomas Alva Edison 36. Culinary: CUISINEOF THE UNITED STATES IS USUALLY CONSIST OF TYPICAL DISHES HOW MANY HOT DOGS, APPLE PIE, CHIPS AND BURGERS. 37. HOT DOG 38. APPLE PIE 39. BURGERS 40. CHIPS 41. DATA 1 de janeiroNOME LOCAL New Year's DayTerceira segunda- Martin Luther King, Jr. Day feira de janeiroNOME EM PORTUGUS Ano NovoIncio do novo ano civilDia de Martin Luther King, Jr.Em memria do lder cvico pelos direitos das minoriasTerceira segundaPresidents' Day feira de fevereiroDia do Presidenteltima segunda-feira Memorial Day de maioDia da Memria4 de julhoDia da IndependnciaIndependence DayOBSERVAESEm honra aos antigos Presidentes do pas, em especial Washington e Lincoln Em honra aos que morreram em servio da naoPrimeira segundaLabor Day feira de setembroDia do trabalhoCelebra a declarao da independncia Feriado em homenagem aos trabalhadores da nao.Segunda segundaColumbus Day feira de outubroDia de ColomboAssinala a descoberta da Amrica por Cristvo ColomboQuarta quinta-feira Thanksgiving de novembroAo de GraasTradicionalmente, s 11 horas da manh observa-se um momento de silncio pelos que lutaram pela paz Dia de agradecimento a Deus pelas Suas ddivas e bnos25 de dezembroNatalNascimento de Jesus Cristo11de novembroVeteran's DayChristmasDia dos Veteranos 42. The peculiarities of the English language. The Ough characters, which are found in many words in the English language have five different pronunciations depending on the word in question:Ough in through Ough in tough Ough in dough Ough in cough Ough in boughThey like to complicate it not? Be and the same sequence of letters (ough) because they do not sound the same? 43. Accents 44. Idiomatic expressions Forgoodness sake Pelo amor de Deus! Never mind Deixa pra l / No tem importncia Pretty soon Em breve Hand in Hand De mos dadas 45. Grammar differences DIFFERENCES OF VOCABULARYAmerican------------------British-----------------acostamento (de estrada) advogado agenda aluga-se alumnio apartamento armrio aspas auto-casa auto-estrada avioshoulder lawyer appointment book for rent aluminum apartment closet quotation marks motor home freeway airplanehard shoulder solicitor, barrister diary to let aluminium flat wardrobe speech marks caravan motorway aeroplanebalas banheiro batas fritas (formato longo) batas fritas (em fatias finas) beringela biscoito, doce bombeiros borracha de apagarcandy lavatory/bathroom french fries potato chips eggplant cookie fire department erasersweets toilet chips crisps aubergine biscuit fire brigade rubber 46. Grammar differences DIFFERENCES IN SPELLINGAmerican----------------British------------center, theater, liter, fiber realize, analyze, apologize color, honor, labor, odor catalog, dialog jewelry, traveler, woolen skillful, fulfill check curb program specialty story tire pajamas defense, offense, license burned, dreamed smelled, spelled spoiled inquiry skeptical inflectioncentre, theatre, litre, fibre realise, analyse, apologise colour, honour, labour, odour catalogue, dialogue jewellry, traveller, woollen skilful, fulfil cheque (bank note) kerb programme speciality storey (of a building) tyre (of a car) pyjamas defence, offence, licence burnt (or burned), dreamt (or dreamed) smelt (or smelled), spelt (or spelled) spoilt (or spoiled) enquiry (or inquiry) sceptical inflexion