Exercícios de ditado em inglês

Blow away

A performance blows the audience away while a gust blows the programmes away. Emotion and wind create different meanings with the same form.

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Body Part Idioms: Everyday Meaning in Context

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Booking a hotel room

A guest books two nights and asks for a quiet room. Listen for the room type, included services and free-cancellation deadline.

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Bored or boring: Talk about your class

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Bother

Noise can bother you, a thought can bother you, and you may not bother to reply. The first two affect feelings; the last describes effort.

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Brake or break: Choose the Right Spelling

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Break a leg: meaning and examples

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Break the ice: start conversations easily

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Break up

A couple breaks up, a meeting breaks up, and a phone call starts breaking up. Only one involves a romantic relationship.

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Breathe when public speaking: Pause before each point

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Bring about

A small decision can produce a large result. Bring about connects the cause to the change that follows.

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Bring up

You can bring up a difficult topic, bring up a child, or bring up a file on a screen. Context tells you which action is happening.

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British and American English: Spelling and Word Choices

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British vs American Spelling: Choose One Style

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Bump into

If you bump into an old friend, you meet unexpectedly. If you bump into a table, the surprise may hurt a little more.

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Burn out

A worker, a campfire and a motor can all burn out, but each one reaches a different kind of end.

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Business English phrases: clear workplace communication

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Call off

You can call off a match before it starts, call off a search already in progress, or call a threatening dog off.

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Can or may: Ability and permission

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Cancelling a subscription

The customer cancels renewal today but keeps access until the thirtieth. Does that mean another monthly payment is due?

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Catch up

Fall behind on a walk, at work or in a friendship, and catch up helps you close the gap in three different ways.

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Cereal or Serial: Choose the Right Word

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Changed appointment time

A caller mentions Thursday, Monday morning and Monday afternoon. Only one is the new appointment. Can you track the change?

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Changed museum tour

The planned first gallery is closed, so the tour changes order and finishes in a different place. Which locations remain part of the route?

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