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

A: A skit is like a video set up to make someone laugh, like a funny video that’s usually planned before hand.

A: It's telling something to go away.

A: What does it mean?

A: A skit is a short performance that usually follows a script and is meant to be funny entertainment for comedy shows, school events, or online platforms.

A parody is a form of art that imitates an existing work, genre, or person. It can be done using different mediums like music, writing, acting, and more. Parodies “reimagine” an original work, like a skit, to critique or comment on it in a funny way.

I hope this helps!!

A: A skit is a short play, usually performed by schoolchildren or people leading professional seminars. They often have an instructive purpose and are usually not very good.

A sketch, when used in that sense, is a short (less than 10 minutes) comedic piece, usually on film. Saturday Night Live is famous in the US for sketch comedy.

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A: Correction:
“I wanted to look for new furniture”
- saying some new furnitures would be incorrect

“I prefer a single bed”
- Always add “a” whenever you talk about one object

“bedside table”
- that’s what tables next to beds are called

“I’m afraid of the dark, so let’s buy a table lamp.”
- the dark is often referred to black of night

“I think we should choose this one which matches our wallpaper.”
- when using “match” as a verb, “matches” and “to match” are similar, but slightly different

“Also, it has a large capacity to hold our clothes.”
- You don’t need “and” in front of “also”, but you would need to add the comma. You also wouldn’t say “it can have”, it would be “it has” since it’s for sure that it can hold many clothes

“IKEA has some decorative items.”
- “has” refers to currently having and having in the future, but “have” only refers to having something currently.

“We can also buy photo frames to put photos with our friends in.”

“I think it would look better if we have multiple colored photo frames.”
- you can combine the two sentences to make it more natural

A: Grace: Our school rules are so strict! I want to abolish the school rule that makes all students use the same things.
Naomi : I agree, It cannot be normal out side of Japan.

A: @Harere

Amy I like the new song “anti-hero” by Taylor Swift.
Tom: I like American artists too. I haven’t listened to it yet, but I assume it must be amazing.

A: "There are so many people comes shopping so early in the morning."
There are so many people that come shopping early in the morning.*

A: When I was in elementary school, my older brother, sister, and I went shopping at the morning market for the first time. I could hear the lively voices of the people who were shopping and the vendors.

Me: There are / There's (casual) so many people who come shopping so early in the morning.

Brother: Cheap and good things sell quickly / quick (casual), so if you want something, you have to come early in the morning to buy it.

Sister: I came without eating because it was too early, so I'm hungry.

Me: Me too!!!
　　
After a short walk, we came across a fruit stand. My brother bought an apple and a banana for me and my sister.
I wiped the apple on my pants and took a bite, and my sister peeled the banana and started eating it.

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A:
It's pretty good as is. To make it a little more natural, I might suggest:

A conversation between a young couple one evening The wife just returned home from shopping.


Wife: Honey, I saw a delicious-looking cake so I bought it.

Husband: Again?

W : Yes! It's castella layered with fresh cream and strawberry jam. You have to see how good it looks!

H : How much was it? / How much did you spend this time?

W : 750 yen.

H : 750 yen!? You could have just bought castella, strawberry jam, and whipped cream for that much, / for less than that, / right?

W : But it wouldn't be as beautiful as this cake now, would it.

H : But I could have eaten the other stuff for three days, whenever I wanted.
　　
W : You're missing the point, hun. This is more delicious because it's turned into a cake. Here, just try it. I'll give you a bite. Say, "Ah〜."