Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Guys"

A: I would say 'in the cards' in this sentence to mean, "Do you think that traveling outside your country is going to happen this year?"

In the cards = very possible or likely

Eg. "I'm going to be single forever. I don't think getting married is in the cards for me."

A: people, masculine. Boys, men, gentlemen. But it's sometimes used to girls too because it can be used to adress a group of people informally.

These guys got 'em scared to death
These boys got 'em scared to death.

Guys, I wrote an article.
People, I wrote an article.
Gentlemen, I wrote an article.

A: "off the hook" means "crazy" , "wild"
This party is totally wild!

"off the hook" can also mean letting someone off
Eg. He's off the hook.
(He's in the clear)

A: 1) widely known as
2)to
3)
4)every
5)seen

A: ya sure... women k liye ladies hi use hota hai

A: It should be "John's classmates like him since he is friendly, honest, and [kind.]"
Kindness: Noun (Freundlichkeit)
Kind: Adjective (nett/freundlich)

A: 1. go back to thinking of ideas
2. Go to sleep
3. We’ll deal with that issue when it arises
4. “Speak of the devil” is situational but it’s basically for when you were just talking about someone and then they arrive.

A: @Hyees
line 1, change those to they.
line 8, change 'have any responsibility and actions' to ' take responsibility and action'.
line 10, remove inspect
line 14, change protect to protecting
line 16, remove law
line 18/19, change 'less amount of non-biodegradable wastes' to 'less bio-degradable waste'
line 21, change first to 'as a priority'

A: "Hey guys" = "Hey everyone"

A: it’s the same

A: Lads isn't used in the US, it is used in the UK.

A: Many people have started to say "folks", because "guys" might exclude women. I often say "folks" for this reason.

A: Guys can mean boys but it can also be used as an informal way of saying people or everyone.

Example of guys referring to males:

"I like being friends with guys more than girls"

Being used to describe a group of people:

"What's up guys?"

People being used formally:

"What are you lovely people doing today?"

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A: Some stores call themselves greengrocers. They are also called produce stores or farmer's markets.

A: As Soon As Possible. Right away. Quickly. Urgently.

A: it's 4 o' clock. it's quarter past 9 (9:15). it's quarter to 9 (8:45)

A: The driver pulling his bus into the police station upon the young girl’s suffering an affront: *This* is a free country. She can take a bus whether she wears shorts or *a miniskirt*.

"I know all *of* those" sounds natural. "I know those all" sounds wrong.

A: yes

A: 16 is Attend.

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A: “What a car” sounds weird to me. You can use “nice car”, or if you want to make the sentence bigger use “You have a nice car!” or “I like your car!”

A: Yes, you can say "What a car!" instead of "Nice car!" Both expressions convey a positive impression, but "What a car!" is a more emphatic and enthusiastic way of expressing admiration.