Talking about Pete's coat suggestion the narrator says: " the cut seems to strech and sag in just the wrong places". What is a good translation for strech and sag? a) amassar e cortar b) esticar e ficar frouxo c) esticar e machucar

How many people are there in Evie's family? Who buys her the coat? Why?

What was the main problem of Pete and Evie?

"They have friends who paint on brittle smiles". What does it mean in Portuguese?

Why did they sell Evie's car?

Could Evie get the wool coat on sale? Why?

Most of the story uses the same language structure to tell about how Evie had money in her past life. What is the grammar structure the author uses the most? a) she bought ( simple past) b) She would have bought (modal) c) she buys

"As if the shame of not continuing up the ladder is just too much". What does continuing up the ladder mean?

What's the best translation for the expression: "Got a few things on the pipeline"? a) tô fazendo uns bicos b) tenho algumas coisas em vista c) tem uma luz no fim do túnel

Evie sees Felicity credit card bill. It has five figures. Then she says no for the lunch invitation. Why does she do that?

Why is the new coat so important to her?

The text says: " Pete would say she looked gorgeous if she were wearing prision scrubs". Is this sentence grammatically correct? What does it mean?

Evie holds it up and runs her finger along the ripped seam. What is seam? a) manga b) costura c) tecido