Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Again"

A: Repeatedly

She said it again and again.
She said it repeatedly.
She said it over and over again.

A: hello again! means hello, but either you’re saying this to a person who you’ve met only a few times before, or someone you just recently met/saw. In general, you could say this to someone you encounter infrequently or not intentionally.

For example, you need to go back to a shop to return the faulty item you bought. “Hello again!” you would say to the salesperson.

Another example: you met someone at a coffee shop a few years ago and you happen to see them again. “Hello again!” you say, signifying that you’ve met this person before, but a while ago.

A: Ok I see...

The most this and the most that = being the best / being very successful / having the best things

He's contrasting all his success to the past when he was evicted. He's saying it's great that is so successful and has nice things, but at the end of the day the memory of being poor and nearly homeless keeps him grounded and humble.

Does that make sense?

A:
Once more, another time

Ex- We should get lunch again.
It rained again.

A: Otra vez / de nuevo

A: The clock rings every hour, over and over again.

I've told you over and over again that you need to wash your hands after you come home.

A: "Hello! It's me again!"
"Hey, it's me again! It's great to see you again."
You can use "its me again" whenever you are greeting the same person you have already seen or spoken to that day.
It's a friendly and humorous extension to a "hello".

I hope this helps!

A: we are doing it all over again.

I'm starting all over again.

A: I tell you again and again to study,but you ignored me.Now you are failing!

A: You can never give up, you have to keep trying again and again

A: I think this is a followup to my previous answer, so let me explain:

I will never have a relationship with her again: I had a relationship, now I don't, I won't have another relationship with her. The relationship ended, so you don't use "anymore" in this sentence. You say "again" because you would be starting a new/second relationship.

Other examples:
I'll never do that again.
You should never go there again.
He asked me the same question again.
(All of these are completed actions and you are talking about repeating the action.)

I don't have a relationship with her anymore/We're not in a relationship anymore: I had a relationship but now I don't. Anymore is used here to indicate that it existed before but now it doesn't. You're not talking about what will happen in the future, only saying that your previous relationship is over.

I don't want anything to do with her anymore: Same idea as above. I wanted to know her in the past, now I don't.

Examples:
I don't like peanut butter anymore. (I used to like it, now I don't.)
He doesn't want to go anymore. (He wanted to go, now he doesn't.)
They aren't fun anymore. (They used to be fun, now they're not.)

A: "Again" is used when the same thing happened more than once, or if someone does the same thing more than once. For example, "I drove to that restaurant again".

"Over again" is never really used, people usually say "all over again", and that is used when a process happens again or when it's repeated. For example, "doing you homework" can be a process. Let's say you lost your homework, so you'll have to do it again. So people will say "I lost my homework, so I have to do it all over again", which means that the person will have to repeat the process of "doing their homework" again.

"Over and over again" is used when the same process happens a lot of times or if someone repeats the same process many times. For example, "throwing a ball" can be a process, so when someone throws a ball repeatedly, you can say: "that person is throwing the ball over and over again".

I hope I was able to help!

A: they're basically the same, but "all over again" predicts that you start something from the beginning.

A: 'again' →「また」、「重ねて」
'once again' →「もう一度」、「もう一回」
'Again' is to repeat at least one more time, but likely or possibly several more times if necessary. If you say 'once again', it means just one more time.

A: gain= to get
again= to repeat

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A: again

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A: Again/another time/once more

It depends

Can you say it again?
Can you go another time?
Can you show me once more?

A: Hello again, I’ve been talking with my colleagues and apparently they have been doing some reforms in the building lately. so probably that is the reason for the smell, also we have got complaints from other apartments in the building today as well. They are working to solve the problem as soon as possible, in the meantime I will bring you an air freshener today at about 5:00pm, I hope it helps. My sincere apologies

I just fixed some of the spelling and grammar up.

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A:
“Could you say that again?”
“I wish I could go to Mexico again soon!”
“I hope that doesn’t happen again!”

A: I hope you're doing better. I don't like having to bother you, but I ran out of pills. Could you get another prescription from the doctor?

A: Sounds good! However there are some minor mistakes:

"...by accusing me of being a crook."

"A crook will not accept..."

"...because you are an accredited company."

"I will be waiting for your reply."