Hi my name is Catarina from 5th A. This expression means to be extremely useful or valuable. For example for me making sports it’s worth its weight in gold.
Hello, I thing this expression means if something is worth its weight in gold, it's extremely valuable or extremely useful. For example: Your grandmother's stories are worth their weight in gold, so you should try to record them or write them down. :?)
Hello teacher, I think this expression means that when such a person in terms professionals carry out their duties impeccably that one can not easily replace, this person is worth its weight in gold, as the saying goes.
Hi my name is Catarina from 5th A. This expression means to be extremely useful or valuable. For example for me making sports it’s worth its weight in gold.
ReplyDeleteHello, I´m José (5ºA)
ReplyDelete"Worth its weight in gold" because something it's very valuable, useful and essential for us, so it's well worth having.
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Hello, I thing this expression means if something is worth its weight in gold, it's extremely valuable or extremely useful. For example: Your grandmother's stories are worth their weight in gold, so you should try to record them or write them down. :?)
ReplyDeleteTomás 5º A nº 268
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ReplyDeleteI thing this expression means that when we have something valuable to preserve.
Inês Antonio Sequeira 5ªA
Hello teacher, I think this expression means that when such a person in terms professionals carry out their duties impeccably that one can not easily replace, this person is worth its weight in gold, as the saying goes.
ReplyDeleteInês Macieira, 5ºA
Hi teacher! I’m Manuel of 5ºA.
ReplyDeleteThis expression means that something or someone is so important to somebody else that there is no price for it.