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10 Expressões Avançadas | Expressões Essenciais no Dia a Dia

Inscrições com Desconto para o curso Manual do Inglês em breve. Acesse nosso grupo VIP no link e aguarde: https://wwrossi.com.br/grupo-vip/ Veja nosso novo canal de experiências com meus filhos no link abaixo:    / cienciaemfamilia   Não esqueça de se inscrever lá. Pratique seu inglês com falantes nativos através do italki. Ganhe US$ 10 de créditos italki na sua primeira compra: http://go.italki.com/manualdoingles Hey guys, what's up? Nesse vídeo vou ajudar você a turbinar seu vocabulário com expressões avançadas essenciais no dia a dia. Você já viu em séries ou até mesmo os nativos falando pessoalmente algumas expressões que a tradução ao "pé da letra" não faz sentigo algum? Pois é, traduzimos e ficamos mais confuso ainda sem entender nada. Nesse vídeo eu trago 10 dessas expressões avançadas. São muito úteis em conversas informais, em um momento de descontração que é o nosso dia a dia com familiares e amigos, não é mesmo? Assista ao vídeo até o final para aumentar seu vocabulário e deixar seu inglês soar mais naturalmente com essas expressões avançadas. See you! To run errands. After school he runs errands for his father. I’m sorry, I can’t. I’m running errands this afternoon. He was tired of running errands for his sister. To bounce ideas off. When you work in a team you can bounce ideas off each other. Bounce the ball. We bounce off ideas. I wanted to bounce some ideas off you before the meeting. Can I bounce some ideas off of you? Bounce ideas off (of). Bounce ideas off (of) you. (To cut a/To make a) long story short. To cut a long story short, I got the job. To make a long story short, I got the job. Long story short, I got the job. To make a long story short, he's very noisy. To cut a long story short, he's very noisy. Long story short, he's very noisy. Long story short, I had a wonderful time during my summer vacation. Long story short, he didn’t finish the job. To nip it in the bud. The moment that I saw him smoking, I knew I needed to nip it in the bud. My idea has been nipped in the bud. Many serious healthy problems can be nipped in the bud if they are detected early enough. Back in the day. Back in the day, we had an apartment with a swimming pool. We used to hang out a lot back in the day. Back in the day, I used to play on the streets with other kids. At the end of the day. At the end of the day I'm responsible for what happens in the school. Of course, I'll listen to her but at the end of the day it's my decision. At the end of the day you will have to decide where you want to live. Let alone. We can't afford a vacation, let alone a trip to Disney. After the accident, he couldn’t walk, let alone play soccer. You couldn't trust her to look after your dog, let alone your children. Big time. This time they’ve messed up big time. I lost, big time, on that investment. I owe you big time. To catch/To get some shuteye. I’m just gonna go get a little shuteye. — Where's Jack? — Catching some shuteye. A whole ‘nother (a-whole-nother). A whole 'nother story/level/thing/animal. Traveling abroad is awesome, but deciding to live abroad is a whole ‘nother story/thing/animal. Going to college is easy, but finding a job is a whole ‘nother story. He has taken his performance to a whole ‘nother level. That's a whole ‘nother story/issue. INSTAGRAM   / williamrossi_manual   FACEBOOK   / manualdoinglesoficial   SITE http://manualdoingles.com.br