Resolvi pegar a onda das eleições e lhe ensinar uma expressão idiomática comum em inglês para se dizer que ‘decidiu’ algum coisa, e também ensinar a preposição certa para se dizer ‘votar em alguém’.


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Have you made up your mind who to vote for on Sunday?

I’m back!

I missed you.

I hope you missed me, too.

Slowly but surely.

Have you…?

Have you decided?

make up your mind

make – made – made

I made up my mind.

Have you made up your mind?

Have you already made up your mind who to vote for.

Have you made up your mind who to vote for on Sunday?

I have already made up my mind.

I have made up my mind.

I’ve already made up my mind who to vote for.

Have you made up your mind who to vote for?

I haven’t made up my mind who to vote for yet.

I’ve already made up my mind who to vote for.

I’ve made up my mind to vote for ______.

I hope you’ve made up your mind to participate on our site today.


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Use the expression ‘make one’s mind’ in one of the sentences below

I haven’t made up my mind who to vote for yet.

I’ve already made up my mind who to vote for.

I’ve made up my mind to vote for ____________ .

 

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