I have a one-bedroom apartment for rent in a very nice area of Foster City. It has a great, wood-beam ceiling in the living room, with lots of cabinets for storage in the kitchen and a small eating area.
There is a laundry room and a very clean, modern bathroom with a granite-tile shower. The rent is very affordable at only $900 a month. This is a spacious apartment, perfect for a single person or young couple. No pets are allowed.
segunda-feira, 25 de abril de 2011
sábado, 16 de abril de 2011
POLITICAL
1. If you elect me as your leader I will make sure you never have to work any overtime.
2. With your help I believe we can do it!
3. I know I will lead our country into a better future so I hope you will support me!
4. I ask you to consider my experience and my skills and vote for me!
5. I cannot encourage you enough to read our party program and vote for us tomorrow!
REF. Englishtown Access 16/04/11
2. With your help I believe we can do it!
3. I know I will lead our country into a better future so I hope you will support me!
4. I ask you to consider my experience and my skills and vote for me!
5. I cannot encourage you enough to read our party program and vote for us tomorrow!
REF. Englishtown Access 16/04/11
domingo, 6 de fevereiro de 2011
Writting a appologise note
- said more than you should have done and ended up upsetting, embarassing or offending somebody else = overstepped the mark
- said something accidentaly that upset , embarassed or offended somebody else (informal) = dropped a clanger
- said saomething that you shouldn't have said = spoke out of turn
domingo, 23 de janeiro de 2011
Dealing with rude behaviour
- If you respond to something that somebody has done in just the way they wanted you to, then you rise to the bait.
- If you deliberately annoy somebody, then you wind them up.
- If you stop somebody from annoying you, then you get them get off your back.
- If you do something without being punished, then you get away with it.
- if you speak honestly and truthlly, then you speak your mind.
sábado, 15 de janeiro de 2011
EXPRESSÕES IDIOMATICAS
AT FULL BLAST - a todo vapor!
Examples:
"The band was playing at full blast. We couldn't hear what the other people were saying."
Examples:
"The band was playing at full blast. We couldn't hear what the other people were saying."
terça-feira, 11 de janeiro de 2011
vocabulary
Bias – (noun) a tendency to support or oppose a particular person or thing in na unfair way by allowing personal options to influence your judgment
Biased – (adj) showing an unreasonable like or dislike for a person based on personal opinions.
Godsend ( noun) – something good which happens unexpectedly, especially at a time when it is needed.
Breakthrough (noun) – an important sidecovey or event that helps to improve a situation or provide an answer to a problem
Bottleneck ( noun) – a place where a road becomes narrow or a place where there is often a lot of traffic to slow down or stop/ a problem that delays progress.
Srutinize ( verb) to examine something very carefully in order to discover information.
Scrutiny ( noun) – the careful and delained, examination of something in order to obtain information about it.
Outline ( noun) – the main shape or edge of something without details.
The description of the main facts about something.
(verb) – the draw the main shape o edge of something
Uneven ( adj) not level, equal, flat or continuous
Engrave ( verb) – to cut words, pictures or patterns into the surface of metal, stone, etc…
Be engrave on your memory / mind: to ve bery difficylts to forget
Harness = amarrar
Damp = slightly wet, specially in a way that is not pleasant or comfortable
A tire pops off a taxi = um pneu voa do taxi
Munching = mascando
Chicken coops = galinheiro
Corrugated tin roofs = telhas onduladas de Zn
Jolt ( verb)= to (cause something or someone to) move suddenly and violently / shock someone in order to change their behaviour or way of thinking.
Knitt = tricotar
Wind blast in ( entrar com força) through the open window
What if the breaks go? = e se os freios falharem
Dummy = boneco
To off load = descarregar, tirar para for a
To creep off = sai de fininho
Barbed wire = arame farpado
Rear = traseira
Haggle = discutir , barganhar
Discombobulated = confuse, desnorteado
Park ranger = guarda florestal
To Peter out = terminar aos poucos
Crumbling tears = se desintegrando.
Hurricanes generally occur in the North Atlantic from May through November
On the average
Accordin to the tradional view
On the other hand
Shelflife = the length of the time that a product especially food, can be kept in a shop before it becomes too old to be sold or used.
Ripe ( adj) = completely developed and ready to be collected or eaten
Rip = to pull a part / to tear or be torn violently and quickly.
Soak = to make very wet or be absorved in large amounts. ( noun) when something is out into a liquid for a long period.
Soake (adj)
Miscarriage = ( noun) = an early unintentional end toa pregnancy then the baby is born too early and dies because it has not developed enough
Miscarry ( verb) sadly , she miscarriaded 8 weeks into the pregnancy
Biased – (adj) showing an unreasonable like or dislike for a person based on personal opinions.
Godsend ( noun) – something good which happens unexpectedly, especially at a time when it is needed.
Breakthrough (noun) – an important sidecovey or event that helps to improve a situation or provide an answer to a problem
Bottleneck ( noun) – a place where a road becomes narrow or a place where there is often a lot of traffic to slow down or stop/ a problem that delays progress.
Srutinize ( verb) to examine something very carefully in order to discover information.
Scrutiny ( noun) – the careful and delained, examination of something in order to obtain information about it.
Outline ( noun) – the main shape or edge of something without details.
The description of the main facts about something.
(verb) – the draw the main shape o edge of something
Uneven ( adj) not level, equal, flat or continuous
Engrave ( verb) – to cut words, pictures or patterns into the surface of metal, stone, etc…
Be engrave on your memory / mind: to ve bery difficylts to forget
Harness = amarrar
Damp = slightly wet, specially in a way that is not pleasant or comfortable
A tire pops off a taxi = um pneu voa do taxi
Munching = mascando
Chicken coops = galinheiro
Corrugated tin roofs = telhas onduladas de Zn
Jolt ( verb)= to (cause something or someone to) move suddenly and violently / shock someone in order to change their behaviour or way of thinking.
Knitt = tricotar
Wind blast in ( entrar com força) through the open window
What if the breaks go? = e se os freios falharem
Dummy = boneco
To off load = descarregar, tirar para for a
To creep off = sai de fininho
Barbed wire = arame farpado
Rear = traseira
Haggle = discutir , barganhar
Discombobulated = confuse, desnorteado
Park ranger = guarda florestal
To Peter out = terminar aos poucos
Crumbling tears = se desintegrando.
Hurricanes generally occur in the North Atlantic from May through November
On the average
Accordin to the tradional view
On the other hand
Shelflife = the length of the time that a product especially food, can be kept in a shop before it becomes too old to be sold or used.
Ripe ( adj) = completely developed and ready to be collected or eaten
Rip = to pull a part / to tear or be torn violently and quickly.
Soak = to make very wet or be absorved in large amounts. ( noun) when something is out into a liquid for a long period.
Soake (adj)
Miscarriage = ( noun) = an early unintentional end toa pregnancy then the baby is born too early and dies because it has not developed enough
Miscarry ( verb) sadly , she miscarriaded 8 weeks into the pregnancy
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