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

A: It is an insulting way of asking a group of people whom the speaker deems irrelevant to get out of his/her way. Extras refers to minor characters in a show/movie.

A: It means that you are being over the top, or maybe you got super dressed up for a simple occasion for example.

A: The bottle has 33% more wine than the 750ml version.

A: doing the most (?)

A: The normal definition is more than needed.

The slang definition is saying or doing something that is unnecessary. Going the extra mile just to make a point. For example, it would be extra to make a long list of why you don't want to do something

A: He's an extra in the play
I have an extra ticket
He's just being extra
I had extra time on the test
I brought an extra umbrella
There's an extra slice of pizza left over

A: May I please have extra sauce?

A: 1.would you like extra sauce on your food?
2.be extra nice to your cousin
3.is this outfit a bit too extra?

A: "Here, I have extra socks you can use"
"There is extra classes you can take if you want."
"Hey, do you have any extra newspapers?"

A: The difference between them is the extra is usually used in informal sentences and another is use for formal sentences.

A: Extra is very common. Usually it implies more than needed.

Additional is common but slightly more formal. Usually it implies at least one more than needed.

Auxiliary is much more formal. It implies another thing/person to help. A spare.

Examples:
1. We have extra apples, do you want one?
2. Place an additional apple in the pot.
3.At the Apple company, there is a main group and an auxiliary group.

A: Extra means “more than necessary.” “Would you like more food?” sounds more natural unless you are asking if they want more than a necessary amount of food; in that case, use “extra.”

A: Can I have extra salt on my French fries?
Can I have extra mustard on my hamburger?

Can you add some cheese onto my French fries?
Can you add some pickles onto my burger?

Extra means you already have some and want more.
Add means you didn't have any to begin with and now want some.

A: They have similar meanings and are interchangeable. If you have an over abundance of something, you would have extra, or more than you need. If you have just enough of something with maybe just one or two more than you need them you may have some to spare.

"I have 100 forks, I only need 80, so I have 20 extra."

"I have 100 forks, I only need 98, so I have 2 spare forks."

Hopefully that makes sense.

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A: extra

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A: I heard "exter".

so you just need to work on the "tra" sound.

A: Make a "k"/"ck" sound before the "x"