It wil rain today! Hello Everyone! In Brazilian Portuguese when someone does something that is not habitual for him/her to do. ( E.g:. My older brother never washes Dad's car! I saw him today in the morning doing that though.) We use the expression: " Oh, it will rain today!" You are washing Dad's Car! It is a funny way of making a comment on the situation. My question is the following: "Can we use this Expression in English as well? If the answer is no, would you have a funny way of saying that , too?

Simple Plan - Untitled Please, what is the meaning of this sentence: " I'M SLIPPING OFF THE EDGE" ? Everybody's screaming I try to make a sound But no one hears me I'M SLIPPING OFF THE EDGE I'm hanging by a thread I wanna start this over again Thank you so much. :)

How do you say ... in English? Hello everyone, this little blue book this man is showing off is a very important one here in Brazil, because it has in it all the work records of a Brazilian citizen. Whenever we are hired in a new company,for example, it is mandatory to have it signed on by the employer, once you want to get all the benefits of a job like Christmas bonus, paid vacation and so on... The question is : how do you call this document in English? Thank you in advance. :)

Either , Neither or Both? Help me please! 1. I don't like Italian so I don’t really want to go to ____________________ restaurant. Please, justify your answer. Thank you so much. :)

Sentences Hello Everyone! Could you please help me with these sentences below? Is it ok to say: "He was boring TO me" / " He was boring WITH me". "There ISN'T a lot of time for that." / " There AREN'T a lot of time for that" " Would you THREE like a cup of tea?" " The NEED TO GROW in her career made her a very ambitious woman." Thank you! :)

Français Salut, je suis Fábio et je suis au Brasil. Je veux practiquer français avec vous.