Last episode I gave you two idioms with the word “two”, and this episode we take a look at expressions with numbers five and nine. So, what would you do if someone said to you “Give me five!”? Well, after you’ve listened to this podcast, you’ll know what to do. Just slap your open hand against their hand – which will be raised and waiting for the slap.
Good morning Ana, nine times out of ten, I`m watching children`s program on tv instead watching adults program.
Kisses
Cristina
Hi, Anaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Nine times out of ten I acess inglêsonline.com.br to study several things about English with your great tips. God bless you!
Hi Ana Luiza, actually I agree with you nine time out ten od brazilians eat rice and beans in a meal.
Hi Ana, I live in Spain but since I was in Brazil, I’ve bee followed your classes, what I can say due to i living here is that nine times out of ten spaniards eat “tortilla” in the lunch time.
And what kind of stuffing goes in the tortilla? #curious ;)
Hello, everyone! Obrigada por todos os exemplos… adorando ler.
Nine times out of ten I’ll listen to one of the inglesonline podcasts and learn new words! I really like all the tips and examples you give us in every one of them… you rock, Ana!
nine times out of ten I`ll turn back to this site.It`s great.
Nine times out of ten i study english.
Nine times out of ten I’ll be listening to an episode of Inglesonline Podcast everyday.
If you were here, Ana, I would say to you gimme five, because your English tips are awesome. Thanks a lot for help us. I’ve learned much with your tips and your podcasts are very plain to understand and learning.
All the best!
Sorry, I forgot to give my exemple about others…
Several days ago I was at work and I was starving, because I was no eat there’s about five hours, and my boss told me to take five. I finally could eat something. I could say that nine times out of ten during the day I’m hungry or thinking about some food, and the most incredible is that I’m not fat that why. So I can say: “Thanks God” haha
* my doubt: in this case, Ana, “told me to take five” should I use “let’s” or something? Thank you again.
Hi Aline,
I guess it’s more usual for someone to say “Let’s take five”, rather than tell you to take five… but I could see someone say that as well.
Thank you, and I’m super happy to know you’ve been benefiting from the podcasts!!
Hello Ana, These are great english tips.
Well, nine times out of ten I´ll prefer to drink water or juice than soda. Also, nine times out of ten I´ll prefer to eat in a restaurant than in Mc Donalds.
Thank you for your podcasts.
I use to listen the podcasts every day in the morning. Thanks a lot.
Hi Ana! Nine times out of ten I’ll rather watch TV movies in English.Every day I learns some new. I never had any professinal help about my lessons.You are the only exception.I studies alone since the last december.But I studies English just for one reason:I love it.I hope you can understand all I did wrote. Thank you one more time!!
Congratulations, Jennifer ;) You are doing really well. Keep it up!!
Nine times out of ten I’ll spend all day at my parent’s house.
Nine times out of ten I will eat rice and beans, both in lunch and dinner.
Nine times out of ten, I’ll read a book, rather than watch TV.
Nine times out of ten, I’ll use my free time to access inglesonline.com.br and learn interesting things about English.
Great examples, Carlos… Thanks!
Teacher, You can’t imagine how your podcasts help me a lot. I’m anxious now, about your intermediate course…when you think about show this course for us? Hiow do I say “lançar um curso” in english?
Thank you very much!
Hi Debora,
It’ll be a little while still, since I’ve got a few other projects to take care of BUT I’ve started to plan the intermediate course. So.. we’re getting there.
Your teachings are very useful, I hear all of them.God bless you.