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

A: Done got old = has become old/has gotten older

A: “Feel better” means to either recover from being sick and “feel better” or recover emotionally and “feel better”. It depends how you use it in a sentence.
“I brought you some chicken soup for your cold. I hope you feel better soon”
Or
“I’m sorry you broke up with your boyfriend. But you can’t stay in bed all day. Let’s go out dancing to make you feel better.”
It can be used many other ways.
“Feel better” - means to feel more positive or healthy than one currently feels.

A: It is an expression of dislike for something, that it is bad.

A: Esta forma de "though" se usa mas que todo cuando uno textea informalmente. Como en español decir pq =porque.

Tho = though
puede usarse como un "pero".
I didn't know tho = pero no lo sabia
she was pretty tho = pero ella era bonita

A: a measurement of power
mesure de puissance

A: "Do we not y Do not we" es muy formal y no es muy común. Se puede usarlo cuando quiere convencer a alguien o para que ellos estén de acuerdo contigo. El único ejemplo en que puedo pensar es un político o quizás una activista.

Do not we also deserve healthcare for everyone?
Do not we also bleed?
Do we not also deserve equal pay?

A: What a cold / chilly night

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A: que piensas sobre = what do you think about

"What do you think about going to the movies on Saturday?"
"I think i'm going to paint the house. What do you think about that?"

A: what house do you live in?
What car are you going in?
What classes are you in?

A: Siempre que se habla de una persona, se dice “who”, incluso en los casos donde el español diría “que.” A veces ahora encontrarás a gente que diga “that” en vez de “who,” pero nunca se dice “what” para referir a una persona (que conozca yo por lo menos). Un ejemplo:

Mejor: The people who helped on this project were great.

También posible: The people that helped on this project were great.

Traducción: La gente que ayudó con este proyecto eran geniales.

A: "Que je puisse" is in present subjonctif (used to express a hypothetical action, a wish)
Ex: "Peux-tu répéter pour que je puisse comprendre? (= Can you repeat so I can understand?) Here the speaker implies he did not understand so he wants the other person to repeat in hope that he'll understand. He wishes to understand.

"Que je peux" is regular present indicatif (used to express real facts, what happens).
Ex: Je vais voir ce que je peux faire (I'll see what I can do.) Here, the speaker is stating he's going to see if he CAN do anything, as in something concrete and real.

A: "Qué lindo" = How beautiful, Boy you are beautiful, Wow are you ever beautiful etc.
"Qué piensas?" = What are you thinking, what do you think.

A: 'Another' is used to compare 2 things
'Other' is something out of that things

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A: Hmm. I understand your struggle because the second part of the sentence really does not translate well to English. I would say something like:

'I hope this tour will help paint a more complete picture of what you've heard (location) is like.'

A: What time is the party?

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A: La réponse ci-dessus veut dire "à condition que". Rien à voir.

given that, seeing that, seeing as how

"Given that I have to hand in my work in a week, I don't think I'll be able to come with you.
"Étant donné que je dois remettre mon travail dans une semaine, je pense pas que je vais pouvoir venir avec vous."

"Seeing as how I have no car, I'll have to take the bus to work."
"Vu que je n'ai pas de voiture, je vais devoir aller au travail en bus."

A: what are you doing?

A: I saw ___ yesterday.
I saw Avengers/Jaws/Star Wars yesterday.

Or “I saw the movie ____ yesterday” (solamente si la película no está bien conocida).

A: This is a reference to Alice in Wonderland where she falls down the rabbit hole and goes on weird adventures.

Sometimes when you get really sidetracked or distracted you would say wow, I just went down a rabbit hole. If I started talking about world hunger and suddenly I’m talking about how I prefer oranges to bananas I might say I’m falling into a rabbit hole, let me get back on track and bring the conversation back to world hunger.

Or if on the internet you search for something and then click something else and then click something else and suddenly you’ve gone from 12th century rulers in England to who invented belts, you would say wow, I went down a rabbit hole there.

A: Job every situation
Work might be paid labor in some situations but unpaid labor in other situations.
Work can also mean function, where job cannot mean that.

A: Hola! Cuando se usa como sustantivo, es como "in place of" ("en lugar de"). Es común que las palabras "in her/his/their" son antes de "stead". Por ejemplo:
- Maria couldn't pick up her son from school yesterday, so she sent her sister in her stead.
- When the prince was still too young to rule the kingdom, his uncle ruled in his stead.

Nota: La palabra "instead" es mucho más común en ingles casual/normal. Como:
- Maria couldn't pick up her son from school yesterday, so she sent her sister instead.
- When the prince was still too young to rule the kingdom, his uncle ruled instead.

Creo que es formal para usar "stead" como verbo, y no uso en mis conversaciones. Entonces, no puedo pensar de algunos ejemplos, lo siento!!

A: Cette question date beaucoup, mais oui ça se dit :)