Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Sentence"

A: In this sentence, "should" simply means "better", or "helpful", or "do the right thing".
- I think if I save Toothless here a trip to the dentist, it will be the right thing to do.

A: to name but a few는 "등등"라고 의미해요

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I love wordy documents with lots of asides 👎🏼.

“Entertaining” in this instance means to be hospitable toward and/or consider anothers opinion. This word starts an aside, “...entertaining opinions of a character very opposite to theirs...” The word “entertaining” refers back to “the gentlemen.”

“...as I do..” is an aside showing the writer’s opinion. He is saying he considers sentiment and opinion that is different or contrary to his own.

“If” is a conjunction that introduces conditional clauses. And the clause it introduces should’ve been many smaller sentences for clarity, but speakers and writers like to show off.

I am now going to remove the asides, opinions and other commentary from the latter half of the sentence: “...and I hope it will not be disrespectful to those gentlemen if I shall speak forth my sentiments freely and without reserve.”

A: Can you give more clarification? Is it a reflective essay for a job?

If so then reflection is like your opinions and experiences with something and in this case like your work experience and opinions on how you worked and how task were handled

A: Hello! In this case, they are referring to the image of the isolated village of Quinby. So when they say it is the “most rewarding sight,” they are saying that the image/view of the isolate village of Quinby is the most satisfying image to see when they leave. It most likely, in this context, means that they think the sight of the village is very pretty or remarkable, and so it was worth the trip to visit, given that it’s so beautiful/interesting!
If that does not make sense, please feel free to ask me to elaborate more.

A: 1. Why didn't you manage to finish your work?
2. What caused you to be unable to finish your work?
3. Why weren't you able to finish your work?

A: You can say: She said Quote: " I think you're really smart" Unquote.

A: One of the main reasons for cheating on exams is that sudents are lazy.

They are always happy to cheat on exams.

Another cause is the sense of shame that can result from not cheating.

Also, peer influence is one of the most important things in their lives.

One example of this is if their friends...or copy from somebody.

They don't want to disrupt the relationship...

Parents always want their children to get good jobs.

In my opinion, hard work is really important...

A: Well, there are some grammatical mistakes here and there, but I think the most important thing is that you should avoid repeating the words "cheating", "studying" and "students".
"They can get happy" would mean a possibility, right? I think you could use "they may even get happy".
I don't think "notes" can be used instead of "grades", so you could just say "low ones", because you already mentioned the grades before, but I think you could say "they cheat on exams in order to avoid getting low grades, otherwise they could even be ashamed of the ones they got" or sth like this.
I didn't get what you wanted to say by "the parents always check not for their children's future life".
All in all, I think you should try rewriting it paying attention to those mistakes.
It's really good for starters! Keep up!

A: "A comparison between my maths teacher and geometry teacher reveals some surprising similarities." Good.

"First, both are logical." This sounds a bit weird. I would prefer to say "First, both think logically" or "First, both are logical people."

"For example my maths teacher, Anil, like solving problems." Use a comma after "For example." And "like solving problems" should be "likes solving problems" or "likes to solve problems."

"Similarly, my geometry teacher, Kaan, is helps solve difficult problems for us." The word "is" is not needed.

"For example of this, if you don't solve maths problem, you can ask the question." You need "an" after "For", like "For an example of this." You can also say "As an example of this." The rest needs a little fixing: "For an example of this, if you can't solve a maths problem, you can ask him for help."

"Both Anil and Kaan helps for you." Try saying instead "Both Anil and Kaan are helpful." or "Both Anil and Kaan are willing to help you."

"Secondly, not only my maths teacher but also my geometry teacher go to gym." The "not only my baths teacher but also my geometry teacher" isn't needed and sounds strange as we already know you're talking about them. You should simply say "Secondly, they both...". Need a "the" before gym. "Secondly, they both go to the gym."

"Anil and Kaan look very much alike." Sounds good.

"Anil is as tall as Kaan." Sounds good.

"They both has a moustache and a beard." The word "both" is plural, so use "have" instead of "has." "They both have a moustache and a beard."

"If your teachers has a really good sense of humour, life becomes joyful." The word "teachers" is plural, so use "have" instead of "has". Next, saying "a really good sense of humour" implies that your teachers collectively have the same sense of humour. If you make it plural, you are saying that they each have their own. Lastly, I would recommend saying "more joyful" instead of "joyful" alone. Here's what I would say overall: "If your teachers have good senses of humour, your life becomes more joyful."

The above fixes your sentences, but it doesn't help the flow of the paragraph. Here's how I would rewrite the entire thing.

A comparison between my maths teacher and geometry teacher reveals some surprising similarities. First, both think logically. For example, my maths teacher, Anil, likes solving problems. Similarly, my geometry teacher, Kaan, helps us solve difficult problems. As an example of this, if you aren't able to solve a maths problem, you can ask him for help. As a result, both Anil and Kaan are quite helpful. Secondly, both of them regularly go to the gym and look very much alike. For example, they are about the same height and each have a moustache and a beard. If your teachers have really good senses of humor, your life becomes more joyful. In conclusion, they are both really good people. Because of this, I feel lucky everyday.

A: Sentences can be counted. You can have three or four sentences. Writing cannot be counted and is a general term for anything that someone has written. A composition is a complete set of sentences (like an essay or a story). The difference between a composition and writing is that a composition one full piece of work whereas as writing could be a half finished, pages and pages of notes, or even just a memo or signature. Hope this helps.

A: A tip for "my friend and I/me" would be to remove the "my friend and" portion and see if it sounds natural then.

"[My friend and] me went to the park" (wrong)
"[My friend and] I went to the park" (correct)

"He spoke to [my friend and] me" (correct)
"He spoke to [my friend and] I" (wrong)

A: Though both are acceptable, I would say that "the sentence above" is more natural and common (and correct). "above" is usually considered a preposition and not an adjective. When writing "the above sentence", the writer is forcing "above" to be an adjective. It works, though the prepositional usage is more common, I believe.

A: I can regard this sentence is combined "How much" and "do you think it will cost."
- ungrammatical

I can consider this sentence a combination of "How much" and "do you think it will cost."
- OK

I think the question involves "regard" vs "consider"
It's just that "regard" sounds better than "consider".

A: "You're a dick" means that you're unnecessarily mean, crude, or cruel.

"You're a pussy" means that you're weak or cowardly.

A: I can reach more people and the types of training these children need.

A: her friends advise her to teach

A: On a warm May afternoon in Wrentham near Boston, Anne and John got married

A: Next year it was Helen’s turn to be present at a special event for Anne.

A: “She hoped that Ann would feel the same for John”

A: Update means to add new information to something. I need to update my resume to include my current employment.

Renew is to made something valid again after it expires. My license expires next week. I need to renew it.

A: The sentence is mostly natural but could benefit from a small adjustment for clarity:

"The gangsters involved in the smuggling were being actively investigated and pursued at full speed."

This version specifies that the investigation and pursuit are ongoing and adds clarity to the sentence.

A: It’s really good! If there is one thing I’d change, it would be the ending sentence to “ So we’ll be making today’s announcement in English”

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Absolutely not.

If you remove that one word, then you are saying – “I was pain”. How can a human being possibly “be“ pain?

No — we EXPERIENCE pain. We are IN pain.

A: The second one would be grammatically incorrect, as the object of "enjoy" would never be an infinitive.