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on March 2, 2022 at 15:10
Oi Tim ! Aprendo e gosto muito de sua maneira de ensinar !
Agradeço muito a você por ser esse professor é estar disposto a nos ensinar , Deus te abençoe !
Vou compartilhar com meus amigos e familiares !
Ao longo da minha vida, tudo o que aprendi de inglês, foi através de música e firmes, e vejo que o inglês não sobrevive sem “”esses tais verbos “” muito obrigado Tim.estou aprendendo muito com você.
Hello Tim!
Achei super interessante esse vídeo. Em pouco tempo você e o Sponge Bob ensinaram vários phrasal verbs. Estou adorando as dicas e muito animada com os estudos.
They are similar, Vera, but have *slightly* different meanings.
“back up” simply means to move backwards; however, “back off” has a stronger (more negative) meaning:
==> to stop being involved in a situation, usually in order to allow other people to deal with it themselves:
/She started to criticize me, then she suddenly backed off./
/Just back off and let us do this on our own, will you?/
==> to move backwards away from someone, usually because you are frightened:
/I saw the knife and backed off./
Hi Tim, I often hear your podcasts and today it seams like you’re a bit sad. Usually you’re more cheer (this is right to say? Or its cheer up? Help me)
I liked this video and the phrasal verbs in it.
Thanks, Madgda! Glad you liked it!
Hello!
I’ve been learning a lot here, especially through the tips sent by email! I’m recommending this site to all my friends !
Thank you!
Thank you for recommending us to your friends, Lívia! I really appreciate it! Good luck with your studies!
Oi Tim ! Aprendo e gosto muito de sua maneira de ensinar !
Agradeço muito a você por ser esse professor é estar disposto a nos ensinar , Deus te abençoe !
Vou compartilhar com meus amigos e familiares !
I prefer videos with subtitles in English. Do you have any?
There are several videos with scripts on our site. Check out the category Video & Sripts.
Ao longo da minha vida, tudo o que aprendi de inglês, foi através de música e firmes, e vejo que o inglês não sobrevive sem “”esses tais verbos “” muito obrigado Tim.estou aprendendo muito com você.
Obrigado pela palavras, Humberto! Bem vindo ao nosso site!
O prazer é todo meu
Olá Tim! gostei muito, mas como iniciante também gosto de musica, me indicaria aigumas?
Olá Mercia! Qualquer música que você gosta serve para o seu aprendizado. O importante é ouvir, aprender as letras e cantar junto.
Good idea the show us a film with hints of english …
Thank you, Mario! Glad you liked it!
Hello Tim and friends, this video has no problem, I watched until the end.
Also I am too accomplished from learning the phrasal verbs.
Thank you, Dirceu!
:O Uauuuu inimaginável!!
Agora vou prestar mais atenção…
Tks Tim.
Hello Tim!
Achei super interessante esse vídeo. Em pouco tempo você e o Sponge Bob ensinaram vários phrasal verbs. Estou adorando as dicas e muito animada com os estudos.
Thanks! Bye bye
Legal, Bruna! Fico feliz que você está aproveitando as dicas! Um abraço!
How amazing is to learn English with you Tim ! Keep on doing your good job !
It’s great to hear that, Laura! Thank you for participating here with us!
I liked very much, thanks .
Sure! You’re welcome!
I love it!!! Thank you very much. I need more videos like that.
That’s great, Thais! So glad you liked it!
By the way Tim, Is it “back up” a synonyn of “back off”?
Thank you!
They are similar, Vera, but have *slightly* different meanings.
“back up” simply means to move backwards; however, “back off” has a stronger (more negative) meaning:
==> to stop being involved in a situation, usually in order to allow other people to deal with it themselves:
/She started to criticize me, then she suddenly backed off./
/Just back off and let us do this on our own, will you?/
==> to move backwards away from someone, usually because you are frightened:
/I saw the knife and backed off./
(From dictionary.cambridge.org)
What nice video!I’ve got all phrasal verbs. Hugs
Thank you, Vera! Good job!
Come on, settle down guys!
Yes, settle down!
Excellent
Thanks, Sousa!
Thanks, I love it!
Thank you, Denise!
You’re welcome! Glad you liked it!
reconocer el desarrollo de rutinas de esta
Poder (para poder); Poner (poner); dar (dar)
Hi Tim!
Thanks for your podcasts and e-mail!
You are a great teacher!
Hi tim,
thank you for your time.
I hope speak english with you and other peoples. Including writing here. 🙂 Thaks a lot.
it starterted out suddenly, while people was on the beach.
Hi Tim, i love your tips, but when you use videos in your tips like this, i like very much.
[if i wrote something wrong pls, say to me 🙂 ]
Hi Tim, I often hear your podcasts and today it seams like you’re a bit sad. Usually you’re more cheer (this is right to say? Or its cheer up? Help me)
Hello, Sergio. You can say that I am usually more cheerful. I think I was more nervous in the first ones. 😀
Thanks for all, Tim. It has been very good your tips about phrasal verbs.
Thank you, Hilton!
Muito Legal professor!!!
Thanks, Monalisa! I’m glad you liked it.
Olá Tim..!começando a acompanhar seus podcast..
E aprendendo contigo,.obrigado e até mais!!!!
Very interesting! Thanks teacher, I’m loving the learning process!