Dec 3, 2010
Nov 12, 2010
Nov 10, 2010
To leave
(Deixar)
· Na acepção “largar ou esquecer em algum lugar”:
“I think I left my cell phone in my car”, Josh told his friend Carl. (“Acho que deixei meu celular no carro” Josh disse ao seu amigo Carl.)
“Why don’t you leave a message on Bob’s answering machine?”, Karen suggested to Terry. (“Por que você não deixa recado na secretária eletrônica de Bob?”, Karen sugeriu a Terry.)
To leave
(Partir, ir embora)
Johnny left New York for good. (Johnny foi-se embora de Nova York para sempre.)
To let
(Deixar)
· Na acepção “permitir”:
I’ll let you use my car if you promise to drive carefully”, Ted told Will. (“Eu vou deixar você dirigir o meu carro se você prometer dirigir cuidadosamente”, Ted disse a Will.)
Oct 28, 2010
Wow, in this month we are having a lot of holidays,
Well, not a lot , just two, but enough to enjoy ourselves and travel or maybe just sleep a bit more, there is some time to go until they come, but just think and imagine what we can do, it’s so good! =D
On November 2nd (Tuesday) there is a holiday, so people who don’t work have four days off, like a vacation in advance. After that, on November 15th (Monday) three more days to enjoy and relax…HOHOHO, “That’s a good life” hihi..
I don’t know very well, but I think that I’m going to the farm, travel or go out with my friends… and you? Do you know what you are going to do? Tell me!
Xoxo