– Don’t forget to do 4 Pomodoro of studying English this week! – OK! Pode deixar!
Tive essa conversa com meu aluno ontem. O que são Pomorodos? E como se diz pode deixar em inglês? Vamos conversar sobre isso no nosso mini-podcast de hoje!
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Don’t forget to do at least four pomodoros of studying English this week.
Set your timer for twenty-five minutes.
Sure thing!
You got it!
Do you have any coffee?
Sure, you got it!
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Vamos praticar! Responda com ‘Pode deixar!’ (em inglês, é claro!) no setor de comentários abaixo.
Don’t forget to do at least 4 Pomodoros of studying English this week!
you go it! I am going to studying hard this week!
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Sure , you got it!.
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Thank you!
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Please inform me if your Basic English is for children or for adults
It’s for adults, Francisco (apesar dos personagens fictícios).
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Hi Tim,
sure thing, I’ll not forget to eat açai at least once time this week…
I’m not going to forget to eat açai at least once time this week… Estão corretas
sure thing, I’ll not forget to eat açai at least once time this week…
I’m not forgetting to eat açai at least once time this week… Estão corretas
They are all correct, Denilson. Just one little correction: *once this week” (not “once time”).
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Sure thing!
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Sure, you got it!
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Sure you got it, Tim. Thank you very much.
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sure, you got it. thanks.
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you got it!!! nice tip…tk’s
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You got it, thanks!
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Yeah, you got it! And slowly but surely I’ll improve my English!
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You got it! I’m studying hard to learn english and your podcast helps me a lot.
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sure thing!
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Sure, you got it!!
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You got it!
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Ok. You got it!
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Alright, Tim! You got it!
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You get it.
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Ou my god. You got it.
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Sure, you got it!
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Sure, you got it. I`ll do it!
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Sure, you got it.
make to remember the Song “you got it” by Roy Robson one hit ninth years.
It’s good that you can associate the expression with a song.
You got it! That´s what I was expecting to!
That’s great, Paulo!
Sure thing, I will study English this week. That’s all right?
Great!
my boss ask me any reporter. Yes sure, he got it! 😐
You’re a great employee, Joelma! 🙂