Hi, André,
I’ve liked your examples. There are long lines everywhere
we go, such as shoppings, cinemas, theaters, soccer
stadiums, banks, shows, stores, subways, bus stops,
hospitals, restaurants, pharmacies and so on.
Raymundo
Omg… That is the most beuatiful woman ever
i think i formed the phrase the wrong way, isn’t? =(
Could you correct me?
Valeu, gente! keep listening ;)
Obrigado pelo post e também pelos exemplos
do emprego da palavra EVER.
Raymundo
The use of “ever” in the end of the sentence is not so easy…But your post helped a lot! Please, send more tips about it!
Thanks a lot!
Hi, everyone! Hello, Ana!
I was in the sopping mall and around the cinema threre was the longest queue ever, I’ve never seen such a long line like that.
Is it correct, Ana?
Tks
“I’ve never seen such a long line” está correto sim, André.
For these phrases, I would say: “I’ve never seen such an old car” and “That’s the best food ever!”. Am I correct?
By the way, I’d say that ice cream from machines, like in McDonald’s, is the best food ever. I absolutely love it! And the best thing about it is that it’s cheaper. haha
Sim, Carol, está correto.
Uma outra maneira de expressar a primeira seria “That’s the oldest car ever” (cuja traduçao provavelmente fica mais precisa como “é o carro mais velho de todos os tempos” como sugerido por outro leitor)
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Olá, Ana!
Quanto à palavrinha EVER no final da frase eu acrescentaria “de todos os tempos”. Como em: The best music ever!
Abs.
Ótima sugestão Hugo, obrigada.