Correção de: Frases de iniciante
Good morning
I'm a beginner in english.
It's my first post in this forum.
I need help to create correct senenses in english which the translations are correct.
Lets go.
She worries with the child. - Ela preocupa-se com a criança.
He is ashamed whichever the results of testes. - Ele está envergonhado seja qual for o resultado do teste.
The bank is opposite to the pharmacy. - O banco está do lado oposto à farmácia.
Today is a bit late to study. - Hoje é um pouco tarde para estudar.
Sorry, the doctor had a small problem and he is delayed. - Desculpe, o doutor teve um pequeno problema e irá se atrasar.
Thanks
I'm a beginner in english.
It's my first post in this forum.
I need help to create correct senenses in english which the translations are correct.
Lets go.
She worries with the child. - Ela preocupa-se com a criança.
He is ashamed whichever the results of testes. - Ele está envergonhado seja qual for o resultado do teste.
The bank is opposite to the pharmacy. - O banco está do lado oposto à farmácia.
Today is a bit late to study. - Hoje é um pouco tarde para estudar.
Sorry, the doctor had a small problem and he is delayed. - Desculpe, o doutor teve um pequeno problema e irá se atrasar.
Thanks
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Ex: She worries about the child.
Ex:He'll be ashamed no matter the result of the text (it makes more sense to me this sentence in the future tense)
Ex:The bank is opposite the pharmacy( oppositive is being used as a prepositions so the use of '' to '' in this sentence in not needed.)
Ex: It's a bit late to study today.
Ex: sorry, the doctor had a small problem and he'll be late.
Ex: She worries about the child.
Ex:He'll be ashamed no matter the result of the text (it makes more sense to me this sentence in the future tense)
Ex:The bank is opposite the pharmacy( oppositive is being used as a prepositions so the use of '' to '' in this sentence in not needed.)
Ex: It's a bit late to study today.
Ex: sorry, the doctor had a small problem and he'll be late.
Just correcting a mistake I made in the sentence 2 I meant ''test'' not text.
Could also be "The bank is across the street facing the pharmacy."
Across meaning "do outro lado da rua'' (logo, do lado oposto - e de frente à farmácia). "Across the street" is an expression very common and natural in English.
In English there are several ways to say the same thing, so this is just one more.
Across meaning "do outro lado da rua'' (logo, do lado oposto - e de frente à farmácia). "Across the street" is an expression very common and natural in English.
In English there are several ways to say the same thing, so this is just one more.