No mini-podcast de hoje, você conhecerá o tio de 88 anos do Tim Barrett e aprenderá como dizer, em inglês, que alguém é super lúcido, perspicaz e está com a mente muito afiada.
Você também aprenderá como dizer “alguém de 88 anos” em inglês e descobrirá o que tudo isso tem a ver com um ataque de tubarão! 🦈😂
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FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:
My uncle is 88 years old, but he’s still sharp as a tack.
My uncle is still very lucid.
Sharp
My uncle still has all his faculties.
Sharp as a tack
My uncle is 88, but he’s still sharp as a tack.
You have to be sharp as a tack to keep up with him.
That lawyer is sharp as a tack.
Even after a long day, she was still sharp as a tack.
He’s 95 and sharp as a tack. He remembers everything.
The new manager is sharp as a tack and notices every little detail.
His mind is still sharp as a tack.
She was sharp as a tack during the whole interview.
My 88-year-old uncle is still sharp as a tack.
My 90-year-old aunt is sharp as a tack.
APRENDA MUITO MAIS VOCABULÁRIO E EXPRESSÕES INTERESSANTES — E PRATIQUE O SEU LISTENING — COM O BÔNUS DE HOJE:
https://www.patreon.com/inglestodososdias/posts/talking-before-1-170803763
https://www.patreon.com/inglestodososdias/posts/talking-before-1-170804254
https://www.patreon.com/inglestodososdias/posts/talking-before-2-170958622
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Let’s practice today’s sentence in the comments section below!
My _____________ is sharp as a tack.
My 95 year-old uncle is still sharp as a tack.
Even at 85 years old, my grandma is sharp as a tack and still solves crossword puzzles.