The skirts are for me. I like to dress skirts.
Yes, I’m going to buy the skirts.
They’re on sale because a new collection are going.
a) They are to the my sister.
b) Maybe not. Because they don’t like them.
c) Because they are old-fashioned.
a)they are to the little girl
b)no they only went take theier skirts
c)but everybody wants the skirts
a)They are to her mother-in-law
b)It will depends on the price, they are “pesquisando preço”(how can I say it Ana Luiza)?
c)Because the New Year,
They’re for all the women of that family.
Yes, they certainly will.They need them to the Barn Dance.
Because they are made from cheap fabric and they are odd.
a) They’re for my niece Ana Luiza.
b) Maybe not. Because they don’t like the color.
c) Because they’re old-fashioned.
Oi Osvaldo,
Usei they’re porque estamos falando de skirtS (mais de uma) Se fosse uma skirt, seria It’s.
A outra pergunta: coloque “what can it do” (com aspas mesmo) na caixinha de busca, e vc vai achar uma lição sobre isso OK?
My exercises:
a)
The skirts are for a friend of my friend. This man also likes to dress up as a woman. I think he is Scottish.
b)
I don’t know. Maybe. She is looking the skirts during a long time.
c)
Because they need to sell their store.
As perguntas não são muito novas para mim (pude entender numa boa), mas tenho dúvidas quanto à forma das respostas.
Só respondam minhas dúvidas se possível (eu sei… há perguntas que não dá pra responder).
Por que:
“They’re for the little girl’s grandfather” e não “It’s for the…” Achei que usaria “It’s” porque saias são objetos e não pessoas.
They’re not sure what the right size is – estranhei a posição do “is”. Isto me lembra frases como “Where are you come from”, onde o from também fica no fim da frase. Se possível gostaria que me explicassem a lógica.