Phrasal verbs
calm down
acalmar
also
também
What is the difference between do and does?
do: present for I, you, we and they
does: present for he, she and it
Of course not!
Claro que não!
I am an animal, specifically a duck. I have a unique voice and I'm grumpy.
Donald Duck
pass away
falecer
then
então, depois
What is the difference between much and many?
much: uncountable
many: countable
I hope so
Eu espero que sim
I am a main character, but not from an animation. I'm very intelligent and love to have mysteries to solve.
Sherlock Holmes
make fun of
zoar, tirar sarro
however
no entanto
When should we use no one and when should we use anyone in a negative sentence?
no one: if there is no auxiliary verb
anyone: if there is an auxiliary verb, like don't, didn't and won't
I guess not
Eu acho que não
I am a famous person. I wrote a lot and I'm very important to art, especially to theatre.
William Shakespeare
end up
acabar ("no fim das contas")
therefore
portanto
What is the difference between using a sense verb with the word like and a sense verb without it?
seem, look, smell like: comparison
seem, look, smell: with adjectives
Right away
Imediatamente/É pra já
I'm a group; not one, not two, not three, but only two remain. People were crazy about us back then and we are still very popular.
The Beatles
take off
decolar, partir, fugir
moreover
Why is it wrong to translate the following sentence like this?
Têm muitos alunos na sala de aula.
Have many students in the classroom.
Because ter in the sense of existir/haver is THERE IS/ARE, not have.
So far, so good
Por enquanto, tudo certo/bem
I'm a famous villain, even though I'm not real. My body is only one color. I have something in common with rock collectors.
Thanos