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

A: Entire nations can mean everyone in a country or more than one country

Worldwide means the entire world.

You could interpret “love unites entire nations” as “love unites the world”

A: It could possibly mean whatever happened was big enough to get a lot of people talking, possibly something about a celebrity or government official of a certain country that a lot of people follow (up on).

A: the soul of our nation. very is used to show emphasis

A: A well-off nation = a rich/wealthy nation

A: Literally, it is saying that it would kill or destroy the nation. "Fatal" refers to something that is deadly, without fail. "The fall was fatal", the man was "fatally wounded". It expresses that death is inevitable, if it hasn't already happened.

The speaker of such a sentence probably means that if something is not done immediately about the situation, if it is ignored or "overlooked" to deal with something else, it would be a fatal mistake.

A: Correct

A: -Out there are a lot of different nations.
-The man didn't buy it, instead the nation did.
-What nation are you from?
-The last war has affected the nation's economy.
-You can't choose what nation you come from.
-Every nation is growing little by little every day.

A: The whole nation wants peace.

全国民が平和を望んでいる。

The museum was established in 1992 to embody "Peace and democracy," the educational and academic philosophy of Ritsumeikan University and to further build up the accumulations of education for peace and of research for peace.

1992年、立命館大学の教学理念『平和と民主主義』を具体化するとともに、同大学が蓄積してきた平和教育・平和研究を発展させるために設立・開設されました。

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A: they can be used interchangeably but nation is more formal, country is more casual/natural

A: just to get couple things straight: state means too a political division for regions in countries ruled by federal government system as US, Mexico. but UK has a different government system so in the context of the video ; 4 nations ( 4 different folks in the general country sense) are 1 political state. UK in this case.

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A: Between 2 nations and between many nations.

The second one you didn't give a number so it implies more than 2

A: You could use both "nation" and "country" in the same context, however country is more common and nation sounds more formal

A: Excellent! I would make two changes:
"...., we acquire revenue and products from so many areas, however ..." - this word order sounds more natural
"...., our concentration on 'these/those' areas is less." - either 'these' or 'those' is fine.

Very good writing!

A: Both are correct….the second is a bit stronger

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A: I want to go to (nation)

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A:
Where is the nation located? What are the nearby countries?..I've never seen or heard about that nation so far.

A: its = o
it's = x

A: ​​It appears that the nation held a sense of unity through the "Dream"; however, allusions are laid in the novel: inequality, racism, and loneliness.


Yes, since there are more than two components to it, it should be plural and so the verb. Also a few punctuation mistakes

A: Yes!

In American English, we often use that word when talking about habits. It just means that we are trying to stop/are stopping the habit.

Example sentences:

"After 2 years, I finally kicked my smoking habit."

"Smoking isn't an easy habit to kick."

A: Moderate means = not making a lot of money. They could be middle class or poor, especially because the topic is inequality.