Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Jenna"
The meaning of "Jenna" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
Co znaczy Jenna starts plucking tufts of grass and sprinkling them over her bare knees?
A:
lol... that's a funny thing to do. anyway, it means that someone literally tore grass from the ground and dropped them over her knees. no more, no less. and, a little weird, lol
Other questions about "Jenna"
Q:
Jenna _______ been studying since this morning
Do, have, or be?
Do, have, or be?
A:
Has
Q:
Czy to brzmi naturalnie? Jenna almost got late - part 6
A:
My life in a nutshell, except that I actually arrive late or never arrive at all. 😂
Your pronunciations is good; however, I would advise you to read slower and stress some words. Your accent is so relaxed. Good luck.
Your pronunciations is good; however, I would advise you to read slower and stress some words. Your accent is so relaxed. Good luck.
Q:
Czy to brzmi naturalnie? Jenna is calling to Tom.
Jenna: Hi Tom, where are you? I'm standing at your apartment's door
Tom: I'm on my way home. I'll be there in 5 minutes. wait for me!
Jenna: Hi Tom, where are you? I'm standing at your apartment's door
Tom: I'm on my way home. I'll be there in 5 minutes. wait for me!
A:
I would say "I'm outside your apartment" instead of "I'm standing at your apartment's door."
Q:
Czy to brzmi naturalnie? Jenna walked Tom out to the park. Tom got in the car
Jenna: ok, bye for now! have a safe drive
Tom: thank you!
(What should you say when you goodbye a person who drive home?)
Jenna: ok, bye for now! have a safe drive
Tom: thank you!
(What should you say when you goodbye a person who drive home?)
A:
If I'm saying goodbye to someone who's driving home, I usually say something like:
"See you later! Drive safely!" (casual)
or
"Goodbye! Drive safely!"
The person usually responds with a:
"Thank you," or "I will," or both: "Thank you, I will!"
If the person they are talking to is also driving home, then "Thank you, you too!" is fine as well :)
"Have a safe drive" is more for a road trip or long-distance travel by car. So if the person is traveling very far or going on a trip, then "Have a safe drive" is fine to use.
"See you later! Drive safely!" (casual)
or
"Goodbye! Drive safely!"
The person usually responds with a:
"Thank you," or "I will," or both: "Thank you, I will!"
If the person they are talking to is also driving home, then "Thank you, you too!" is fine as well :)
"Have a safe drive" is more for a road trip or long-distance travel by car. So if the person is traveling very far or going on a trip, then "Have a safe drive" is fine to use.
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