I know its late, but this week was an awkward week, wasn't it? And in any case, better late than never :D Last week we went over a new sentence in class which was: TO MOVE HEAVEN AND HEARTH. It is an easy one as it has its correspondent in Spanish and is exactly the same, so no explanation needed. That's why I'll tell you a new one for this week:
A friend in need is a friend indeed
This time I'm not going to give you the meaning (as I think you can guess it) nor examples, but I would like you to tell me what you think it means and to give me an example of your own. By the way, we are waiting for the end of your story Javier... Thanks for participating to all of you and have a nice day!
A friend in need is a friend indeed
This time I'm not going to give you the meaning (as I think you can guess it) nor examples, but I would like you to tell me what you think it means and to give me an example of your own. By the way, we are waiting for the end of your story Javier... Thanks for participating to all of you and have a nice day!
...But he changed his mind when the smart man opened his mouth.
ReplyDelete--Good morning, sir. I found this wallet on the street. Fortunately there was your name and address inside.
--Thank goodness there are honest people in the world. What a kind thought! I’ve been moving heaven and earth looking for it. You will have my eternal thankfully. Shall I do something in compensation for?
--In fact you can. I have an important business meeting on the other side of the town in five minutes and my cell phone has no battery at all. I need call my office to warn them that I’ll take half an hour to arrive there. Would you be so kind as to let me use your phone?
--Of course my friend. From this moment on you have a new friend and my home is your home.
--As my grand-father used to say: A friend in need is a friend indeed –the stylish man said coming into the misery man’s home.
As soon they were behind the door very well dressed man opened his brief case and picked up a …
Will be continue…
Do you know what?!!! Just today I've lost my wallet. Jajajajaja.
ReplyDeleteYou say "to be continued"... but, are we going to be alive to see the end of the story? ;) Did you really lose your wallet? I'm sorry...
ReplyDeleteTo be honest I don't know which the end of story is. I was developing at the same time you were publishing idioms or the phrase of the week trying to fit them in my story.
ReplyDeleteAnd at this moment, when my wallet is lost (yes, it’s the gospel truth), I feel like if I was waiting for a smart man knocking my door.
Anyway, I have no objection keep on playing this little game when you post a new expression.