Minha propria experiencia de vida me mostrou que acreditar em qualquer coisa alem de Deus, o proprio criador e doador da vida, sera uma agressao a minha propria existencia... Oro todos os dias para que Deus me livre das crencas infundadas que roubam a dignidade humana. Desejo do fundo do meu coracao controlar minhas atitudes e liderar minha propria mente, para que meus pensamentos nao agridam a minha compreensao das coisas que me sao reveladas... visto que critica demasiada, falta de conhecimento e falta de dominio proprio sao os alicerces dos fracos... Ajude me meu Deus a vacinar me contra a discriminacao, ensina me a valorizar a vida, que em si so traduz um milagre... (Rita de Cassia Rodrigues) Since is used with the present perfect to expressthat something has happened since a pointin time.Examples:I've livedhere since 1999.She's beenworking hard since two this afternoon.I ve knownhim since college.They vebeen together since Christmas.For is used with the present perfect to expressthat something has happened for a periodof time.Examples:I've workedat this job for 10 years.Peter'sbeen playing tennis for two hours.She sstudied English for 5 years.They velived in Brazil for 14 years. A little and littlerefer to non-count nouns, and are used with the singular form:Examples:There's little wine left in the bottle.I've put a little sugar into your coffee.A few and fewrefer to count nouns, and are used with the plural form:Examples:There are a few students in that classroom.He says few applicants have presentedthemselves.When to use(a) little, (a) few:A little and afew express a positive meaning. {With (a) in front of the word -positive meaning}Examples:I've got a little wine left, would you likesome?They've gota few positions open.Little and fewexpress a negative meaning. {Without (a) in front of the word - negativemeaning}Examples:He's got little money left. (no money)I have few friends in Chicago. (no friends) EverydayUseeveryday as an adjective to mean 'daily' (day-to-day, regular routine, usual).Examples:Peter has an everyday appointment with his bossfor conferences.Susan has an everyday yoga class at five pm.Every dayUse everyday as a time expression to mean 'each day'.Examples:Peter studies Russian every day.She practices the piano three hours every day. ... has/havegone to ... refers to someone who has gone to a place but has notyet returned.Examples:He's gone to the bank. He should be back soon.Where has Tom gone?... has/havebeen to ... refers to a place which someone has visited sometime inhis life. In other words, "has been to" refers to an experience. Theperson went to the place and returned.Examples:He's been to London many times. I've been toDisneyland twice. Too means "also" and is generally usedat the end of a sentence. "Too" also indicates too much of aparticular quality.Examples:That car istoo expensive for me! (too much, a lot)I'd love tocome to the party, too. (I want to be in the party)Two is the written form of the number 2.Examples:There aretwo applicants for the job.She has twocats.To is generally used as a preposition. It is alsoused as part of the infinitive form of verbs.Examples:I gave thebook to him. (preposition). IngredientesPara a massa:1 pacote e 1/2 de biscoito maizena1 tablete de manteiga de 100gr.Para o