This reporter ran out to save a man swimming from a sinking car in Texas. Já aprendemos o phrasal verb run out com o sentido de ‘acabar’, ‘ficar sem’, ‘não ter mais’. Mas o que ele significa na frase de hoje?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
[note class=”cd”]Para adquirir todos os arquivos de áudio de 2015 e 2016, CLIQUE AQUI
Para receber gratuitamente os episódios atuais:
subscribe-with-itunes-button rssAndroid_RSS_Logo


FRASES NO MINI PODCAST DE HOJE:

run out

Look what I’ve just read on facebook.

This reporter ran out to save a man.

The paper ran out.

I ran out of paper.

I’m running out of patience!

We ran out of sugar.

We are running out of paper.

floods

The reporter has just saved a man.

I ran out to…

I ran out to buy the magazine.

I ran out to meet him.

run off

 

VIDEO MENCIONADO:

sair-correndo-run-off
https://www.facebook.com/cnn/videos/10154703941956509/

present-perfect-14-days-image
http://domineingles.webstorelw.com.br/products/present-perfect-em-14-dias

 

—–===(*)===—–

Let’s practice! Complete the sentence (in the comments section below):

ran out to _________________________ .

Podcast Anterior
Próximo Podcast