Pessoas estão preocupadas com este novo vírus que está circulando – e com razão! Mas acredito que vamos superar esta crise e logo passará à história! Eu escrevi essas palavras para um aluno de inglês, e quero passar para você e lhe ensinar a dizer “e com razão” em inglês também.
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I know people are worried about this new virus – and rightly so. But we’ve been through this before, and we’ll get through this together.
We will get through this.
We have been through this before.
and rightly so
I think so.
I don’t think so.
So do I.
So am I.
and rightly so
and with good reason
People are _______________, and rightly so.
My sister is ______________, and with good reason.
My sister is interested in studying English, and rightly so.
You should study English, and with good reason.
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Complete the following sentence in the comments section below.
People are ___________________, and rightly so. (OR)
(Person) is ___________________, and with good reason.
People are concerned about Invid-19, and rightly so.
President Trump is taking several important steps to stem the spread of the virus in the USA and with good reason.
True! And good sentences!
People are keeping food, and rightly so.
We shouldn’t hoard, though.
Hi Tim! How are you doing?
Could i say “get over” instead get through? Or the meaning is only used for relationships?
Hi, Eduardo. That is a good question. They are similar expressions, but with a slight difference. Read this comment from a forum:
For Americans, there is a subtle difference.
If I got through something, it would mean that I experienced it and am finished with it as far as dealing with it directly.
“I got through finals last week OK.”
“I got through the vacation with only a sunburn.”
If I get over something, it means that it no longer affects me, either physically or mentally.
“I got over the flu last week.”
The best way to explain the difference would be if you had a bad car accident.
You might get through the accident with minor injuries. It would take you longer to get over (completely heal from) the injuries.
Also, you could have nightmares about the accident, in which case we would say that you got through the accident, but you haven’t got over it.
People should avoid shaking hands in periods like this, and rightly so.
Yes. It’s always good to keep your germs to yourself! Thank you very much! 🙂
People need to take of health themselves because of virus, and rightly so.
It’s important to keep our immunity up.
People are talking all day about covid-19 and consequently are get afraid, and rightly so.
Yes, that is the hot topic right now!
People are home because the Coronavirus’ riscs , and rightly so.
Let’s hope most can get back to work soon!
People are concerned, and rightly so
Hope things calm down soon.
People are different, and rightly so.
I’m a brave girl, and with good reason.
Hey, tim! 🙂
My sister is interested in studying English, and rightly so.
That GOD have some big for her.
People are concerned about the country’s economy, and rightly so.
People are desperate te and rightly so.
People are buying a lot of alcohol gel, and rightly so.
People are impressed with the new metaverso – and rightly so