Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Jenny"

A: It’s not a real word, but I think it’s intended to mean a combination of ‘squirm’ and ‘hunch’.

A: They are parts of machines to make cloth. The spinning jenny makes thread and the other pieces turn the thread into cloth.

A: The correct option is "to fill out", since the other verb in the sentence (warn) is in past tense.

If the sentence were to say "Jenny was warning me..." you would use "filling out" because in that case all verbs would have been in present continuous form.

A: synonyms:
a small inner circle of adorers
a small coterie of adorers
a small posse of adorers
a small clique of adorers

A: "2 [noncount] : the desire, courage, etc., that is needed to do or accept something difficult or unpleasant — usually used in negative statements"
http://learnersdictionary.com/definition/stomach

A: “Gorgeous” sounds stronger than “pretty”. I feel like you can call any moderately-attractive person “pretty”, but when you hear “gorgeous”, it’s basically you-could-fall-in-love-levels of beauty.
This could be shown through the saying “drop-dead gorgeous”. Hope that helps!

A: #1 is OK
#2 might be OK but is confusing. Don't use

A: @LLovingLearning

the meaning is the same!

"jenny likes the way he talks" is just the more natural, more used phrase. but it's not wrong to write "jenny likes the way that he talks"!

A: Two totally different things. Rare means unusual and has a positive connotation. Weird means odd and has a negative connotation.

A: Yup it sounds natural!

A: yes

A: Perfect - no need to add "to" - we usually leave it out if the recipient is placed just after the verb. Only if you put the recipient at the end do you need to add "the". I sent Jenny the bag, I sent the bag to Jenny.

A: j-eh-n-E

A: Jenny, why you don't like math?

A: I see. I will ask Jenny not to delay the shipment.

A: Move on would mean there are other girls and get over would mean not to dwell on her emotionally.

A: Jenny : LET ME SHOW YOU my state-of-the-art NEW phone.
SAM : When did you buy a new phone?

I added the "let me show you" because it adds context to the conversation and the "new" because it's sound more natural in a conversation.
I took away the "I recently bought" because if Sam's line can't be changed, then its not natural that he asks "when.." since Jenny is already stating that she recently purchased it.

A: Jenny loves to be under the spotlight. Jenny loves having the stoplight on her.

A: i would write “i think jenny loves me because Fer and Jenny was carved into a tree” ! the way you said it doesn’t really flow well, but most people would get what you mean :)