“Falando mal de mim”
Other options: backbiting; criticizing; talking behind my back; slandering
In Episode 02, Kyle told Mike he was taking Mandy to a special place for dinner – his favorite taco truck. Mike tried to convince him to aim a little higher.
In Episode 03, Ed takes a bottle of Scotch to Mike, and they begin talking about the upcoming wedding proposal. After a few minutes, they discover they are not talking about the same person!
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What happens when Mike and Ed drink:
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Mike says, “At the end of the day, when when two people are meant to be together, that’s really what’s important, right? Which expressions in Portuguese are good translations for at the end of the day?
Choose the best translation in Portuguese for what Vanessa says.
Try to find some of the words and expressions used in this episode, before you hang:
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Now use the words and expressions below, used in this episode, to complete the sentences:
a shot in hell | show up | at the end of the day | by now | goofy | plenty | taking shots behind my back |
A lot of people think I am a little (silly), and that I don’t have (the least chance) at doing anything important in life, but, (ultimately), I think what really matters is how hard we try. I mean, I know that (at this point), at 35 years of age, I should at least be married, with two or three children, and making a good salary at some big company. But, in spite of all the people (criticizing me) I think there is still (bastante) of time for the right opportunity to (aparecer). But, for now, I just want to enjoy life.
a shot in hell | show up | at the end of the day | by now | goofy | plenty | taking shots behind my back |
What did Vanessa do?
What did Ed mean?
What did Ed mean?
Mike tells his wife, “I do know the story.” Why does he use the auxiliary “do” in an affirmative sentence?
The answer is very simple. We use the auxiliaries “do,” “does,” and “did” in affirmative sentences to emphasize what we are saying.
It is more or less like saying in Portuguese: “Eu conheço, sim, a história.”
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