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Which one of the following sentences is grammatically correct? 1. Please inform your name and address. 2. We regret to inform you that the tickets are sold out. 3, The airline informed that the flight would be delayed. 4. A government spokesman informed on the latest developments.
September 14, 2013
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Hey guys could you help me with some questions? Thanks a lot. The opposite of the verb ‘to button’ is: to disbutton to unbutton to debutton to button off The word ‘brow’ meaning ‘forehead’ is used in which register of language? literary slang specialist/technical colloquial The verb ‘to cackle’ denotes a type of laughter. What type of person cackles? a young, happy person a fat, jolly person a sad, bitter person an old, wicked person Which of the following adjectives is NOT a connotation of the word ‘cozy’? comfortable quiet warm friendly Which one of the following is the most natural collocation? very wonderful exceedingly wonderful highly wonderful absolutely wonderful Which of the following is NOT a natural collocation with ‘pain’? sharp pain weak pain excruciating pain dull pain
September 14, 2013
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Brow x Forehead I use the first one in which register of language: a) literary b) slang c) specialist / technical d) colloquial
August 27, 2013
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When someone use the express "sleeps soundly" what this mean: a) a deep sleeper b) an intense sleeper c) a heavy sleeper d) a strong sleeper
August 27, 2013
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Which is correct "customer / customers parking"?
August 12, 2013
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which is the correct "wear some appropriate clothes / an appropriate outfit"?
August 10, 2013
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which is the correct "brazilian chocolate is sweeter than the one / what you buy in europe"?
August 10, 2013
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Help!! Hey people I need your help. Essa é uma boa notícia. a.That’s a good news. b.That’s good news. O chocolate brasileiro é mais doce do que aquele que se compra na Europa. a.Brazilian chocolate is sweeter than the one you buy in Europe. b.Brazilian chocolate is sweeter than what you buy in Europe. A paixão dos brasileiros pelo futebol a.Brazilians’ passion for soccer. b.Brazilian’s passion for soccer. Seria mais fácil cortar o pano com uma tesoura maior. a.It would be easier to cut the cloth with a bigger scissors. b.It would be easier to cut the cloth with bigger scissors. Você já gastou todo o dinheiro que te dei? a.Have you already spent all the money I gave you? b.Have you already spent the whole money I gave you? É perigoso pegar estrada com um tempo desses. a.It’s dangerous to go out on the road in weather like this. b.It’s dangerous to go out on the road in a weather like this. Se você for convocado para uma entrevista de emprego, use uma roupa adequada. a.If you are called for a job interview, wear some appropriate clothes. b.If you are called for a job interview, wear an appropriate outfit. A tradução literária paga menos do que a técnica. a.Literary translation pays less than technical one. b.Literary translation pays less than technical. Só dormi uma hora e meia essa noite. a.I only got one and a half hour’s sleep last night. b.I only got one and a half hours’ sleep last night. A casa dos Smith é a da esquina. a.The Smiths’ house is the one on the corner. b.The Smith’s house is the one on the corner. Essa é uma boa notícia. a.That’s a good news. b.That’s good news. O chocolate brasileiro é mais doce do que aquele que se compra na Europa. a.Brazilian chocolate is sweeter than the one you buy in Europe. b.Brazilian chocolate is sweeter than what you buy in Europe. A paixão dos brasileiros pelo futebol a.Brazilians’ passion for soccer. b.Brazilian’s passion for soccer. Seria mais fácil cortar o pano com uma tesoura maior. a.It would be easier to cut the cloth with a bigger scissors. b.It would be easier to cut the cloth with bigger scissors. Você já gastou todo o dinheiro que te dei? a.Have you already spent all the money I gave you? b.Have you already spent the whole money I gave you? É perigoso pegar estrada com um tempo desses. a.It’s dangerous to go out on the road in weather like this. b.It’s dangerous to go out on the road in a weather like this.
August 8, 2013
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Is it correct to say "That's a good news" using "a"?
August 7, 2013
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Help!!! Hey guys, I need your help in some questiios that I'm in doubt, could you help me, please? Gostei muito da mensagem que você me mandou. a.I really liked the message you sent me it. b.I really liked the message you sent me. Aquela loja vende jeans? Preciso comprar um. a.Does that store sell jeans? I need to buy one. b.Does that store sell jeans? I need to buy some. Essa caixa pode servir de mesa. a.This box can serve as a table. b.This box can serve as table. A loja tem estacionamento para clientes. a.The store has customer parking. b.The store has customers parking. Você trouxe uma bermuda? a.Did you bring any shorts? b.Did you bring a shorts? O ator se tornou astro de Hollywood. a.The actor became Hollywood star. b.The actor became a Hollywood star. O romance é uma obra-prima da literatura brasileira. a.The novel is a masterpiece of the Brazilian literature. b.The novel is a masterpiece of Brazilian literature. Comprei uma garrafa de vinho. Você quer? a.I bought a bottle of wine. Would you like some? b.I bought a bottle of wine. Would you like any? 1. Os negócios vão de vento em popa. a.Business is booming. b.The business is booming. O abuso de crianças é um problema sério. a.Children’s abuse is a serious problem. b.Child abuse is a serious problem.
August 7, 2013
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