Aprendi a PEGAR e LARGAR em Inglês (Pick up / Drop off)

[@TimeToSpeak]

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[@gustavobarcelos7436]

Fala, Marcelo! Eu estudo inglês em casa, através de um curso on-line, porém sozinho, quando vejo seus vídeos pra treinar o listening, eu sinto como se tivesse um parceiro nos estudos hehehe.

[@TimeToSpeak]

That’s amazing. Valeu Gustavo!!

[@18thaispb]

Hello Marcelo! Those two phrasal verbs were one of the first phrasal verbs I've learnt when I started studying English. Very nice!

[@acm.marques]

good talk and video to practice our listening.

[@18thaispb]

We can also use Pick Up in the place of Choose. Eg: The book I picked up to read this month was Bright Side.

[@FilipeBrage-sm3gn]

I'm learning English and your videos help me a lot

[@kelly.teacherkelly]

By the way, Marcelo, I was going to say to your question 6:54 You can't 'drop off' the remote control into your hand, because, in this context, 'drop off' is to 'take something or someone somewhere else, leave them there and return/continue elsewhere'. ..before you interrupted me and I lost my train of thought 🤪

[@TimeToSpeak]

😂 it deserves another video lesson.

[@kelly.teacherkelly]

@@TimeToSpeak 😅

[@Sajidnoori-zv5fs]

Nice ❤❤

[@emanoelpaulino1935]

Those phrases was one of the first I learned

[@iwr9502]

Can i say i leave my son at the school?

[@emanoelpaulino1935]

You can say that , but you also can use that coolest way

[@kelly.teacherkelly]

Grammatically, you can say: 'I leave my son at school' or 'I left my son at school'. However, I don't think that's quite what you mean. Instead, I would say: 'I took my son to school' or 'I dropped my son at school'.

[@mateus_ruy2749]

​@@kelly.teacherkellyThanks, it'll be too useful for me

[@kelly.teacherkelly]

​@@mateus_ruy2749you're welcome 🙂

[@James949e]

Or you even can say Drive Imma drive you to school my man

[@patrickmacb]

A expressão "pick up" pode ter diferentes significados e usos dependendo do contexto. Aqui estão alguns dos usos mais comuns: Pegar algo fisicamente: Exemplo 1: Can you pick up that book for me? (Você pode pegar aquele livro para mim?) Exemplo 2: I need to pick up my dry cleaning after work. (Eu preciso pegar minhas roupas na lavanderia depois do trabalho.) Aprender ou adquirir habilidades, conhecimento, etc.: Exemplo: He quickly picked up the basics of the new software. (Ele rapidamente aprendeu o básico do novo software.) Buscar ou coletar alguém ou algo em um veículo: Exemplo 1: Can you pick me up at the airport? (Você pode me buscar no aeroporto?) Exemplo 2: I'll pick up the kids from school at 3 PM. (Eu vou buscar as crianças na escola às 15h.) Flertar ou tentar conquistar alguém romanticamente: Exemplo: He tried to pick up the girl at the bar by offering to buy her a drink. (Ele tentou conquistar a garota no bar oferecendo-se para comprar uma bebida para ela.) Melhorar ou recuperar-se: Exemplo: The economy is starting to pick up after a period of decline. (A economia está começando a se recuperar após um período de declínio.) Escolher ou selecionar algo: Exemplo: You can pick up a map at the information desk. (Você pode pegar um mapa no balcão de informações.) CHAT GPT

[@TimeToSpeak]

Thank you for your comment!

[@fabiorezende1859]

Hello Marcelo , how's it going ? Just a tip for you my friend : You pick up someone FROM somewhere . I really enjoy your videos. Thanks a ton .

[@TimeToSpeak]

Thanks a lot man

[@kelly.teacherkelly]

'Pick up FROM' 'Drop off AT' 'Pick up at' gives 'pick up' a different meaning.

[@James949e]

Which one, could you tell me?? It gives a sexual meaning?

[@zakariiraillen2559]

Marcelo, we say "I pick up my friend FROM school" not "I pick up my friend AT school"

[@TimeToSpeak]

And, “I dropped my friend off at school” right ?

[@zakariiraillen2559]

Yes. "I pick up my friend FROM school" and "I drop off my friend AT school"

[@kelly.teacherkelly]

​@@zakariiraillen2559I tried to tell him that! 😬😜😆😂

[@zakariiraillen2559]

Yes indeed you did but he wasn't paying attention that's why I pointed it out to him, I am myself an English learner and I like watching Marcelo's videos, I learn from them especially when the tutors correct his mistakes and suggest a better way to say something - by the way, I like your Australian accent. 🙂

[@kelly.teacherkelly]

​@@zakariiraillen2559thank you 🙂

[@antoniodelima2066]

I'm sorry but, this tutor is not an experienced tutor, she got confuse some times when Marcelo asked her some questions.

[@TimeToSpeak]

Thanks for your comment.