Alimento foto criado por azerbaijan_stockers – br.freepik.com
1 copo (americano) de leite ninho
1 copo (americano) de açúcar demerara
1/2 copo (americano) de água fervente
1 colher (sopa) de Ghee ou manteiga
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Bata tudo no liquidificador e voilá!
It is really essential to learn idioms when you are learning English not only to speak but also to understand the person that you are talking to. For instance, check the first expressions on this list: I have bigger fish to fry – if you translate it to the letter it is going to be: eu tenho um peixe maior para fritar.
Another one: You can say that again! It means: I totally agree! (eu concordo totalmente!)
If you translate to the letter again, you would have: você pode dizer isto de novo!
So, do I have to say anything else?
Try to memorize some sentences a day/a week and keep practicing as much as you can.
1 I HAVE BIGGER FISH TO FRY
Tenho coisa mais importante para fazer
2 HANDICAPPED PARKING
Estacionamento para deficientes
3 I HAVE A DEADLINE
Eu tenho um prazo
4 ROUND OFF THE AMOUNT
Arredonda a quantia
5 MY WORD IS MY BOND
Minha palavra é minha garantia
6 BY MY GUESS
Pelas minhas contas
7 I OUTSMARTED
Eu fui muito esperto
8 I’VE GOT A LOT ON MY MIND
Eu tenho muita coisa na minha cabeça
9 AS IT WERE
Até parece
10 DON’T FLATTER YOURSELF
Não se gabe
11 I’M DEAD TIRED
Estou cansado a beça
12 YOU PULLED IT OFF
Você se saiu bem
13 I SMELLED A RAT
Fiquei com a pulga atrás da orelha
14 SORRY, I MISDIALED/SORRY, WRONG NUMBER
Desculpe, foi engano.
15 FIRST AND FOREMOST
Antes de mais nada
16 LET’S GET THIS STRAIGHT
Vamos deixar isto claro
17 LIKEWISE
da mesma forma
18 So true!
Exatamente
19 IT STILL APPLIES.
Ainda está valendo
20 WHAT’S FOR THE FACE?
que cara é essa?
21 I STOOD BY
Fiquei de sobre-aviso
22 HE DID THAT OUT OF SPITE
Ele fez por pirraça
23 IT DIDN’T CROSS MY MIND
Não passou pela minha cabeça
24 CAN YOU SPARE A MINUTE?
Pode me dar um minuto?
25 I LOVE BRICK OVEN PIZZA.
Eu adoro pizza no forno a lenha
26 DITTO
Idem
27 TAKE SOME TIME OUT
Tire uma folga
28 I WON’T LET YOU DOWN
Não te desapontarei
29 WE AGREE ON THAT
Nós concordamos nisso
30 RUN THE CARD
Passe o cartão
31 WHATEVER IT TAKES
Custe o que custar
32 A COUPLE WEEKS
Algumas semanas
33 A COUPLE OF WEEKS
Duas semanas
34 KEEP ME POSTED.
Mantenha me informado
35 FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.
Quem chega primeiro ganha
36 THIS IS PRETTY MUCH IT.
É isso mesmo.
37 FROM WHERE I’M SITTING…/FROM MY STANDPOINT…
Do meu ponto de vista
38 I HAD TO CANCEL ON HER
Tive que cancelar com ela
39 HE COPED WITH DIFFICULT TIMES
Ele enfrentou momentos dificeis
40 SAY OUT LOUD
Fala em voz alta
41 THE DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED
O prazo foi prorrogado
42 THE SERVICE HAS BEEN OUTSOURCED
O serviço foi terceirizado
43 I’D LIKE TO SLEEP ON THE SUBJECT
Gostaria de pensar mais um pouco
44 NO SECOND THOUGHTS
Sem hesitações
45 THREE DAYS IN A ROW
Três dias em seguida
46 WE´RE ON DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME – D.S.T.
Estamos no horário de verão.
47 I´LL MAKE IT UP TO YOU.
Eu te recompenso.
48 MAKE YOUR POINT.
defende seu ponto de vista.
49 HE IS ON PROBATION.
Ele está em experiência.
50 IT RINGS A BELL
Lembro vagamente
When I finished my English course I knew I had a lot to learn, and watching friends helped me a lot with it. Studying English with a sitcom or a movie is one of the best ways to memorize vocabulary. Here it is how you should do it:
These are some of the vocabularies from the episode:
When finding a word in Portuguese is somewhat hard, you will notice that I use English for the definition, this way helps to start thinking in English. I hope you make the best of it.
Hump – cordunda, corcova
Hairpiece – peruca
Chalk – giz
Murky – dark
To sob – sobbed – sobbing – to cry noisily while breathing in short sudden bursts
Strip joints – a strip club
hammer – martelo/arrasar (coloquial, figurativo)
Decaf – spoken decaffeinated coffee or tea
Gravy – sauce
Continue lendo “F.R.I.E.N.D.S – The one where it all began – Pilot – 1st Season”Passive voice is really easy when you understand its rules.
You are going to use passive voice when the focus is not in the agent, but in the action.
Those pyramids were built around 400 AD.
Too many books have been written about the Second World War.
The structure for the passive voice is:
Active Voice = AV Passive Voice = PV
AV: I made a cake. PV: A cake was made (by me).
The main verb (made) is in the past, so to be is going to be in the past.
Past Participle of the main verb: make = made.
AV: She writes books. PV: Books are written (by her).
The main verb (write) is in the present, so to be is going to be in the present.
Past Participle of the main verb: write = written.
and so on…
AV: She is going to write a book. PV: A book is going to be written (by her).
AV: She will write a book. PV: A book will be written (by her).
AV: She would write a book. PV: A book would be written (by her).
AV: She has written a book. PV: A book has been written (by her).
AV: She can write books. PV: Books can be written (by her).
AV: She could write books. PV: Books could be written (by her).
Art bought in New York City from a street artist.
When I finished my English course I knew I had a lot to learn, and watching friends helped me a lot with it. Studying English with a sitcom or a movie is one of the best ways to memorize vocabulary and it is fun. Here it is how you should do it:
These are some of the vocabularies from the episode:
When finding a word in Portuguese is somewhat hard, you will notice that I use English for the definition, this way helps to start thinking in English. I hope you make the best of it.
Peguei esta receita do site www.receitadevovo.com.br/receitas/batata-pizza e fiz algumas adaptações. Eu coloco 5 ou 6 batatas e também acrescento palmito.
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Refogue a cebola, acrescente as sementes de coentro e a pimenta biquinho, na sequência acrescente os tomates, a beterraba, o palmito fatiado, sal e um pouco de coentro fresco e o cheiro verde. Assim que o molho estiver pronto acrescente mais coentro e cheiro verde.
Obs.: o óleo de coco e o coentro ajudam a refrescar o corpo, já que a acidez do tomate faz com que o corpo esquente e a beterraba é para controlar/acertar a acidez do tomate.
Este molho fica uma delícia na Batata Pizza http://www.cortandocaminhos.com.br/2020/12/19/batata-pizza/
This is a post about the basics of if clauses.
In clauses after if, we usually talk about uncertain events and situations: things which may or may not happen, which may or may not be true, etc.
If you’re free later, we can go for a walk.
If they’re hungry, I’ll make some sandwiches.
First Conditional (it’s a real conditional)
We use the first conditional to talk about a realistic situation in the present or future.
If we play tennis, I’ll win.
If you’re not back by 5pm, give me a ring.
Second Conditional (Unreal, imaginary situations in the present or future)
We use the second conditional to talk about unreal or imaginary situations in the present or future.
If I had more time, I’d exercise more. (But I don’t have more time so I don’t.)
*If I were rich, I’d spend all my time travelling. (But I’m not rich so I can’t.)
If she saw a snake, she’d be terrified.
If I knew her name, I would tell you.
* if I were
After if we often use were. This is common in both and formal styles
If I were taller, I’d be happier.
Third Conditional (Unreal, imaginary situations in the past)
We use the third conditional to talk about unreal or imaginary situations in the past.
If you had asked me, I would have told you.
If you hadn’t forgotten her birthday, she wouldn’t have been upset.
Zero Conditional
We use the zero conditional to talk about permanent truths, such as scientific facts, and general habits. The structure is simple:
Here are some examples:
If you heat water to 100°, it boils.
If you eat a lot, you put on weight.
If it doesn’t rain for a long time, the earth gets very dry.
If we go out with friends, we normally go to a restaurant.
If I’m tired, I go to bed early.
Sources:
Book: Practical English Usage – Michael Swan e www.wallstreetenglish.com
Fonte: Cozinhar com Arte, Intuição e Amor – Cléo Martins
Mais um sorbet para refrescar o seu verão!
Para duas porções:
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Bon appetit!
Fonte: Cozinhar com Arte, Intuição e Amor – Cléo Martins
Este sorbet é divino e o livro também!
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