Uma youtuber cansou de fazer vídeos sobre culinária e “chutou o pau da barraca” (na opinião do meu filho, pelo menos). Vamos falar sobre isso e aprender uma maneira de se dizer “chutar o pau da barraca” em inglês no mini-podcast de hoje.
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When things get tough, don’t toss everything to the wind. Just take a break and then slowly decide what to do.
lose your temper
She didn’t have to throw everything away.
She didn’t have to toss everything away.
She didn’t have to throw\toss everything to the wind.
Throw caution to the wind.
He decided to throw caution to the wind and gamble everything he had.
When things get tough…
When things get tough, don’t throw everthing away…
When things get touhg, don’t throw everthing to the wind…
Take a break.
Think things through.
Talk to somebody.
Don’t throw ever thing away.
Don’t toss everything to the wind.
http://loja.domineingles.com.br/ingles-todos-os-dias-2017-e-2018
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Complete the following sentence in the comments section below.
When things get tough, don’t throw everything away; _________(advice)__________ .
When things get tough, don’t throw everything away. Try to get a cup of coffee first.
Yes, it always help to drink some coffee before making a rash decision. 🙂
valeu tks
Thank you, Paulão.
If the situation is difficult to find solutions. never kick the stick! Think about it!
“Kick the stick” hehe
When things get tough, don’t throw everything away. Take a deep breath and go to sleep! 🙂
When things get tough, don’t trow your caution to the wind, but breath slowly and try a new way to do it.
Yes, pull yourself together first, then decide what to do.
When things get tough, don’t throw everything away, stop, get a deep breath, lift your head and go on.
Yes, tomorrow is always a new day!
When things get tough, don’t throw everything away; keep calm and carry on…
Good advice!
Hi Tim, how is going? Fine I hope….. So, In my opinion, When things get tough, don’t throw everything away, just take a deep breath get up, walk in a while with God, then come back and face your situation….
I know that is about another topic, but I didn’t find another place to ask you about my doubt. Could you help me?
So, what is the propose of the author when he put the following sentence:
“Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you.” Hebrews chapter 13 verse 5 NVI
I never have seen write like this. “Never will I…”
Hello, Eric. When you begin the sentence with “never”, it’s just a way to emphasize. And when you do that, the phrase has to be in “question order”. Example: I have never – Never have I; I never saw – Never did I see; I never go – Never do I go, etc.
Thanks for your reply, Tim. I really appreciated it. So, what about the “will I” it’s normal in English?
Could you explain it to me?
Thanks!
It’s the same thing.
I will never forget. – Never will I forget.
When things get tough, don’t toss everything to the wind, don’t worry , cause everything gonna be alright, just find the way.
So says Bob Marley. hehe
2 equivalentes perfeitos para a expressão Have to throw everything away em portgues seriam Deitar o cabelo ou Fazer vento . Acho q ambas caem como uma luva = fits like a glove ,teacher .hahaha Are you agree ?
Acho que não conheço essas expressões.
Hi, Tim! I think every day about toss everything away! But it is just thoughts…. Thanks for your time, patience and dedication!
But whatever you do, don’t do that!! With God, tomorrow is always a new day!
I know that and I’ll not do it! thanks man!
When things get tough, don’t throw everything away, look for help, there’s always a light in the end of the tunnel. the sun. The sun will come back tomorrow
That’s true!
When things get tough at home, I leave the house and take a tour of the city to refresh my mind.
minha versão para chutar o apu ba barrca
Breaking bad