Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Perform"s

A: Bir kaç tane anlamı var.

To do.
I performed the job my boss gave me.

He performed well on his annual review.

They performed surgery on the boy with the broken arm.

To act or entertain an audience:
She performed in thr broadway cast of The Lion King.

They will perform on stage at the London symphonic hall.

A: Perform can mean two things depending on how you use it. It can mean when you want to fulfill something or be on stage and sing.

A: Perform means to act on or do something.

"He performed in a play."
"She performed the song fantastically."

A: you were brave and put other people's needs above your own

A: It means you did something/acted like a hero such as if someone saved a dog from a fire or stood up to a robber

A: He finds it difficult to perform on stage when there is a large audience.

The surgeon has to perform surgery on someone with appendicitis.

Laura has to perform well in her exams in order to progress to the next level.

A: I am going to perform my dance to everyone
I am going to perform in front of hundreds of people
I'm sure that the actors will perform great!
how long until we have to perform in front of the judges?

A: Actors perform well in movies.

Can you perform this dance move?

A: The police arrived to perform an investigation on the murder.

His singing performance was lackluster.

A: I'm going to perform infront of the whole school.
When are you going to perform?
Are you going to perform tonight?
Did you perform yesterday?

I'm performing this evening.
When are you performing?
Are you performing this afternoon?

I performed last night.

A: It is, but maybe to perform a test would be more natural...and to conduct a study or to conduct a survey would be more natural than to perform a study/survey....you can actually look at it as if "perform" goes better with shorter actions, and "conduct" goes better with something that takes more time and steps, although both can be used anytime and sound okay.

A: Performed is more official sort of? It has some kind of set of actions to do. Originally it came from the word performance, which refers to presenting a play/dance/other entertainment.

Some examples would be:
The doctor performed a surgery.
(using performed because there is a set of actions the doctor has to do)

She performed especially well during her presentation.
(using performed because she was doing a "performance" of sorts during her presentation)

The marketing department has been performing badly recently.
(this is more of a "accomplishing their tasks" meaning)

Did is more casual.

Some examples would be:
The doctor did not do the surgery correctly.
(can't say "The doctor did the surgery" unless you're specifying who did the surgery (meaning of sentence changes). Generally just remember that doctors perform)

She did pretty well during her presentation.
(here it's just the tone that changes)

The marketing department did a couple tests today.
(once again, meaning changes if you say "The marketing department has been doing badly recently." It will mean "they are experiencing struggles" vs "weren't productive" that the performing tells us)

A: Both can mean to do something. Perform is used more often with some kind of art or medical procedure.

"He performed the dance flawlessly."
"The actors will perform the play."
"She will perform brain surgery today."
"The officer orders his soldiers to execute the plan."

Execute can also mean to kill someone as a punishment.

"The prisoner will be executed."
"It is a war crime to execute prisoners of war."

A: Think of perform as in to carry out a performance. It can be used as in to perform a dance or a surgery. To carry out is used the same as 行う for the most part I think. Not really used where performance is associated with but more like "carry out a task".

A: It's more natural to say 'Doing it in theory and doing it in practise are completely different things'

A: que isso?

A: You should say 'He could not perform well.'

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A: "carry out" means you have been ordered to do something. "perform" means you do a task that is a standard part of a process

A: It generally performed very well.

A: You can also say (for past tense) “You performed well”. I wasn’t to sure what tense you wanted in. “You perform well” is present tense”.

I hope that helps! : )

A: I gave a performance. Yours is a complete sentence but isnt natural.