{"id":3304,"date":"2011-06-10T07:00:26","date_gmt":"2011-06-10T11:00:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/?p=3304"},"modified":"2011-06-10T07:00:26","modified_gmt":"2011-06-10T11:00:26","slug":"expressoes-elipticas-parte-02","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/ingles\/2011\/06\/10\/expressoes-elipticas-parte-02\/","title":{"rendered":"Express\u00f5es el\u00edpticas – Parte 02"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hey there!<\/em><\/p>\n

Segunda-feira vimos como funcionam as express\u00f5es el\u00edpticas com as palavras good <\/em>e no<\/em>. Hoje aprenderemos mais algumas com as palavras not<\/em>, so <\/em>e algumas misturadas. Check them out!<\/em><\/p>\n

Not<\/strong><\/p>\n

A – Are you finished?<\/em> (Terminou?)
\nB – Not quite.<\/em> (Ainda n\u00e3o.)<\/p>\n

A – They’re still married?<\/em> (Eles ainda est\u00e3o casados?)
\nB – Not for long. <\/em>(N\u00e3o por muito tempo.)<\/p>\n

A – Do you mind? <\/em>(Voc\u00ea se importa?)
\nB – Not in the least.<\/em> (Nem um pouco.)<\/p>\n

A – Are there any Indian restaurants in this neighborhood?<\/em> (H\u00e1 algum restaurante indiano neste bairro?)
\nB – Not that I know of<\/em>. (N\u00e3o que eu saiba.)<\/p>\n

A – How do you like my new car?<\/em> (O que voc\u00ea acha do meu carro novo?)
\nB – Not bad.<\/em> (\u00c9 bom.)<\/p>\n

So<\/strong><\/p>\n

A – Yes, I’m Brazilian actually. <\/em>(Sim, na verdade sou brasileiro.)
\nB – Thought so.<\/em> (Achei mesmo.)<\/p>\n

A – Looks like it’s going to rain today. <\/em>(Parece que vai chover hoje.)
\nB – I guess so.<\/em> (Acho que sim.)<\/p>\n

A – I have a good feeling about this guy. Just trust me.<\/em> (Tenho um pressentimento bom com esse cara. Confia em mim.)
\nB – If you say so.<\/em> (Se voc\u00ea est\u00e1 dizendo.)<\/p>\n

A – I consider you a friend.<\/em> (Te considero um amigo.)
\nB – I should hope so.<\/em> (Espero mesmo que sim.)<\/p>\n

A – Yes, you were right all along.<\/em> (Sim, voc\u00ea estava certo o tempo todo.)
\nB – I told you so.<\/em> (Eu te falei. \/ Eu te avisei.)<\/p>\n

Mixed<\/strong><\/p>\n

A – How about some pizza?<\/em> (Que tal uma pizza?)
\nB – Sounds good.<\/em> (Parece bom.)<\/p>\n

A – Sorry, did you say something?<\/em> (Desculpe, voc\u00ea disse algo?)
\nB – Never mind.<\/em> (Deixa pra l\u00e1.)<\/p>\n

A – I think Schwarzenegger will run for president. <\/em>(Acho que o Schwarzenneger vai se candidatar a presidente.)
\nB – I doubt it.<\/em> (Duvido.)<\/p>\n

A – Can you do me a favor?<\/em> (Pode me fazer um favor?)
\nB – You name it.<\/em> (\u00c9 s\u00f3 falar.)<\/p>\n

A – How’s the new job?<\/em> (Como vai o trabalho novo?)
\nB – So far so good.<\/em> (At\u00e9 agora tudo bem.)<\/p>\n

A – I can lift 200 kilos. <\/em>(Consigo levantar 200 quilos.)
\nB – Big deal.<\/em> (Grande coisa.)<\/p>\n

A – Do you think we should finish the rest of he pizza?<\/em> (Acha que devemos terminar com o resto da pizza?)
\nB – Might as well.<\/em> (Bem que pod\u00edamos.)<\/p>\n

A – Forget about the picnic. It’s going to rain.<\/em> (Esquece o picnic. Vai chover.)
\nB – Figures.<\/em> (\u00c9 mesmo. \/ \u00c9 verdade.)<\/p>\n

A – Your name is “Jo\u00e3o”, right? Did I pronounce it correctly?<\/em> (Seu nome \u00e9 “Jo\u00e3o”, n\u00e9? Pronunciei corretamente?)
\nB – Close enough.<\/em> (Quase. \/ Chegou perto.)<\/p>\n

A – Our boss gave me a day off.<\/em> (Nosso chefe nos deu um dia de folga.)
\nB – Lucky you.<\/em> (Sorte sua.)<\/p>\n

Adaptado de Como Dizer Tudo em Ingl\u00eas Avan\u00e7ado<\/a>, de Ron Martinez. Compre no Submarino<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Hey there! Segunda-feira vimos como funcionam as express\u00f5es el\u00edpticas com as palavras good e no. Hoje aprenderemos mais algumas com as palavras not, so e algumas misturadas. Check them out! Not A – Are you finished? (Terminou?) B – Not quite. (Ainda n\u00e3o.) A – They’re still married? (Eles ainda est\u00e3o casados?) B – Not…<\/p>\n

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