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

A: It can mean rip or split something, but “tear through” can also be used to mean searching through thoroughly. In this context I believe she is using the thoroughly search meaning.

Ex: I tore through my math text book trying to find the answer to my question.

Ex: He will tear through those files until he can find evidence for the case.

A: for example, when you want to tell someone that you agree on what s/he said, you can use "we are on the same page" it's like saying " I can't agree more"

A: Every person living in the house (all tenants)
Needs to write their initials (Initialised) (an initial is the first letter of each name)
On every page.
Please be advised (I'm telling you to do this , but saying it politely!)

A: Double spaced means that there's a full space between each line. It's just indicating the format.

"Can't be long than five pages" means that the document isn't allowed to be more than five pages.

A: A "page" has the general meaning of making a public announcement that a particular person is needed somewhere.

For example, in the hospital, if there's an emergency you might hear something like this broadcast: "Paging Dr. Johnson, please return to the intensive care unit immediately!"

For a while, before cellphones, people carried pagers...

A: it means 2 or more people are in agreement with each other.... "Let's make sure we're all on the same page before we move on with the plan."

A: It's a commonly used expression when there is an agreement.

As partners, we need to be in the same page.

The confusion arose because they were not on the same page.

Let's discuss so that we are on same page.

I don't think they are on same page.

Frequent meetings keep the team on same page

A: "We are on the same page" means that you both understand what is going on.
For example, the phrase is like this because you and your friend can read the same page and both understand it. But, it is not common to be used in a literal way like that.

"I see that we are on the same page...."
"Alright, we are on the same page then."

This just means that you both understand what is going on, whether it is a good situation or a bad situation.

A: During the project we were on the the same page and worked really well together.

A: I really connect with this person, I feel we're on the same page

The team is really working together on the same page (that is why they are winning)

A: I think "page edit screen" sounds a little more natural, but both sound okay. I tried looking for the grammar rules of using verbs as adjectives but couldn't find anything. English grammar is weird lol

「page edit screen」はもっと自然だけどどちらでも良いと思います。英語の規則を確認しようとしたけど動詞を形容詞として使うことに関したことを見つけられなかった。

A: Same page - generally business comm. meaning that the same set of information is the same set of info that everyone involved in a discussion is using
Same wavelength - something I associate with my hippie days, meaning two, or more minds are thinking alike, maybe like totally into the same movie and predict ing the same outcome

A: They’re completely different.

“We are on the same page” means we are in agreement.

“We’re in the same boat” means our actions affect each other because we are in the same circumstances.

Both very common phrases. Good luck! :)

A: “Ripped off” implies the page is not attached to the book anymore. However, If you say “ripped the page”, there is no difference between that and “tore.”

A: The first would be "continued on the next page"*, which is a fact that is just telling the reader that the text continues.

"continue to the next page" would be an instruction, which is telling someone to turn the page and carry on reading

A: @savitakumawat1980 turn the pages back

turn the pages.... aage ke liye sirf ye hi bolo..

A: Yes that is grammatically correct, good job✨😄

A: you just need to read one page.

A: Hi again lol. Yes, they are natural!

A: A better way to phrase it is "Until what page do we do for today's homework?"

A:
正確喔！
ain't就是isn't的意思。
Say it ain't so＝Say it isn't so

＊＊＊＊＊＊＊

從【字面】上來講，ain't 是am not的略稱。

後來逐漸擴大了人稱和時態的範圍，不僅作為am not的略稱，還取代了aren't、isn't、haven't、hasn't在【口頭】使用，甚至成為方言保留下來。

簡而言之，ain't是「be動詞not」的省略，或是「完成的have/has not」的省略。

但在【正式語法】上這是錯誤的，因為這個詞根本不存在，單純只是美國人的口頭用語，就像我們日常也會說很多潮流語，但字典是沒收錄的。

正式場合別使用喔

A: × I’m going on next page.
✓ I’m going on to the next page.

A: Hi, it means "to call" or " to summon".
The verb "to page" refers to a small radio receiver (pager) that beeps, vibrates, or flashes to alert the user to an incoming message which is usually displayed on a small screen. Doctors for example have it.
I hope it helps

A: 2) At school, she could run the fastest.
3) She was able to swim across the river although it was very wide.
4) In his youth, Uncle Sam could draw nice portraits.
5) If she practices more, she will play nice songs with her guitar in the future.
6) You aren’t able to visit him I. The hospital whenever you like. Hospital authorities don’t let this.
7) In closed areas, you can not smoke.
8) Can I borrow your car tomorrow?
9) Mom, can we play computer games?
10) Could people communicate in the past as easily as today?
11) Once, it could be hard for people to find various types of products in the markets as today.
12) Parrots are able to speak a few words.
13) It seems impossible I can invite lots of people as the house is small
14) The students can do this exercise easily.
15) The employees weren’t able to finish the task on time.

A: Each page *is* a different color.