Perched atop a skyscraper, was a Portuguese, an Englishman and a Frenchman to do a contest. They had to send the watch down there and try to catch it before it hit the ground.
The Englishman threw his clock was running, took the elevator, but when we got down there, the clock had already broken down. With the French did the same thing.
The Portuguese sent the watch, lay down to sleep, drank coffee, went down the stairs slowly and still arrived in time to catch the clock.
I think this boy did not behave very well. This women, who might be his mother is very angry. He must have said something he should not say. We must be careful what we say because our words can hurt those who do not want.
This expression means that we should think before you speak. For the other or may not like and get angry as this case may be hurt or lost someone eg. : A friend
Hello, I will now say the meaning of this expression. It means that we should think before we say something. If we want to speak, we should think about what we are going to say, to make sure that it is not a bad or a offensive thing. Goodbye! Rita 5ºA
Hi teacher is Aline Santos 5º A
ReplyDeleteHe must be careful with the things that he says.
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Hello thecher I am Inês Sequeira the class 5ºA.
ReplyDeletePerched atop a skyscraper, was a Portuguese, an Englishman and a Frenchman to do a contest. They had to send the watch down there and try to catch it before it hit the ground.
The Englishman threw his clock was running, took the elevator, but when we got down there, the clock had already broken down. With the French did the same thing.
The Portuguese sent the watch, lay down to sleep, drank coffee, went down the stairs slowly and still arrived in time to catch the clock.
- How did you manage? - Asked the other two.
- It was easy! Delayed the clock two hours!
Hi!!! I am Inês Sequeira the class 5ºA.
ReplyDeleteThere once was a Portuguese, an Englishman and a Frenchman who was on top of a bridge.
Who crossed the river without wetting the hair, could go home.
The English put a plastic bag on his head, but wet hair.
The French put a cap, but also got wet.
The Portuguese did not put anything on his head, crossed the river and not wet hair.
Why?
Why was bald!
Hi teacher !!!!!
ReplyDeleteI am Inês Sequeira the class 5ºA
In Coffee:
- What's cool?
- An ice cream.
- And even more cool?
- The ink is seated at the bench!
hello! Im Hanna.
ReplyDeleteHello , my name is Alina from 5th A and I understad we can´t speak what we want .
ReplyDeleteHello, my name is José 5ºA!
ReplyDeleteI think this boy did not behave very well.
This women, who might be his mother is very angry.
He must have said something he should not say.
We must be careful what we say because our words can hurt those who do not want.
This expression means that we should think before you speak. For the other or may not like and get angry as this case may be hurt or lost someone eg. : A friend
ReplyDeleteThat is why we must think before speaking.
Ines Ferreira
Hi! Im Hanna 5º A
ReplyDeleteI think this expression means that we should think before we speak to make sure it does not hurt or make a person feel sad
HI! I'm LUANA of 5ºb
ReplyDeleteThis expression means that we should not say anything that we feel like it and that we should think before you speak.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI will now say the meaning of this expression.
It means that we should think before we say something. If we want to speak, we should think about what we are going to say, to make sure that it is not a bad or a offensive thing.
Goodbye!
Rita 5ºA
Hi! I'm Maria Luísa of 5ºB.
ReplyDeleteThis expression means: that we should not tell everything, only what necessary and keep to ourselves.
Goodbye!
This expression means that we should not say anything that we feel like it and that we should think before you speak.
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