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Idioms
Last week while i was standing outside i saw something very strange. My dad was growing some vegetables in the garden and my little nephew was helping him, they were working 'hand in hand'...Actually the little one messed up all the plants and after that he was completely dirty. Anyway, it was funny and i laughed, even though my dad had to clean everything..!!My niece instead likes to draw, paint and watch cartoons at the same time. She is really a ' multi-tasker ', she is only five but very cute and smart.Usually, when my brother and my sister come over on the weekend i make an amazing tiramisù that will 'blow you away'..!After lunch, i usually help to clean and wash the dishes, my dad prefers to 'cut corners' and go in the living room to sit and have a rest on his couch..!-Haha, very nice. I like your dessert and want some. Your use of the idioms is very good except for 'cut corners' which works, but is a stretch because he is not doing it at all versus doing it poorly. Be careful matching your tenses but good job practicing your idioms. :)
Idioms
Last week while i was standing outside i saw a very strange thing. My dad was growing some vegetables in the garden and my little nephew helped him, they were working 'hand in hand'...Actually the little one messed up all the plants and after that he was completely dirty. Anyway it was funny and i laughed, even my dad had to clean everything..!!My niece instead likes to drow draw, to paint and watch cartoons in at the same time, she is really a ' multi-tasker ', she is only five but very cute and smart.Usually when my brother and my sister are coming on for the weekend i make an amazing tiramisù that 'blows you away'..!After lunch, i usually help to clean and wash the dishes, my dad prefers to 'cut corners' and go in the living room to sit and have a rest on his couch..!"Cut corners" significa (solitamente) "prendere scorciatoie" ... o "fare un lavoro scadente", o cose così. (l'espressione ha un significato negativo, in ogni caso, ma ovviamente si può letteralmente tagliare gli angoli d'una forma d'un foglio di carta senza significato negativo... :)
"Have a rest" mi suona un po' strano ma devo dirti che parlo "americano" invece "inglese". Forse "have a rest" sarebbe corretto in Inghilterra, non so esattamente, ma direi invece semplicemente "...sit and rest on..."
Comunque, complimenti e buon lavoro!
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