Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Alot"

A: It means experience many things together.

A: "May I be" = "Let me be" or "I shall be".
It's a form of proclamation.
Similar to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let_there_be_light

A: The girlfriend was always asking for more, she was never satisfied with what the partner has given her, in this case it seemed like she wanted her partner to always be with her or be there for her all the time.
The partner tried to fulfill that by giving most of his time to the girlfriend but that's still not enough for her, she still wanted more than that. At the end the partner broke up with her because of that reason.

A: Depends on the context but it might mean "I messed up" "I made a mistake" or something similar

A: "Thanks, that helps a lot!"
"He helps a lot."
"Studying helps a lot."

A: I think it's "a lot of" and "lots of"
There is a lot of people in the street
Is there a lot of people in your party?
I bought a lot of bananas
I'm having lots of fun at this party
I like lots of stuff
He lost lots of money

A: It should always be "a lot of"
People often write "alot of" but that's incorrect. There needs to be a space.

"lots of" is often used, too. They both mean exactly the same thing.

예문:
I have a lot of friends. (나는 많은 친구가 있다.)
I have lots of friends. (나는 많은 친구가 있다.)

A: are you sure honey?

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A: http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com.es/2010/04/alot-is-better-than-you-at-everything.html?m=1

A: Only 'a lot' is correct. 'Alot' is a common misspelling even among native speakers.

A: I'd really appreciate it if you'd do a favor for me.

or

I'd be really grateful if you'd do a favor for me.

A: it's called TILDE. in mathematic means "almost" (but not exactly)

A: "I am loving it" indicates the present progressive tense meaning it's happening right now. If your friend is currently on a trip and you ask, "How is your vacation going?" They may say "I am loving it!" Or you might say "I am loving this salad (that I am eating right now.)"

"I love it" is more general and is used to describe objects and ongoing feelings.

"Do you like this shirt?" "Yes, I love it"

"I love running" is different from "I am loving this race I am running."

A: "I hate you a lot"

A: To me that seems grammatically incorrect it should be go to bed if you’re tired. Plenty of people had made mistakes with your and you’re.

A:
A lot of things have happened since we celebrated your last birthday.

A bit of grammar error and added a few words to tie it up nicely!

A: The military helps us a lot. In spite of it all, people still don't respect them.

A: Just be careful. A lot is two words. Trust me I still mess up after 16 years.

There are a lot of crazy bosses of companies who are abusing their power in Korea.

A: When typing, "alot" is two words, so it should be "a lot"