Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Julia"

A: Just a hunch means deja vu/premonition.This phrase roughly means "I have a feeling that I met you before".

A: Run-of-the-mill means ordinary. So here she is arguing about something, but probably she isn't saying anything new or interesting.

A: Bagging basically just means purchasing, or somehow getting something usually for something that is relatively hard to purchase, like a limited edition. It is also used for hunting, especially trophy hunting. Ex: He set out and bagged himself a deer and a couple turkeys.

A: It means that Julia’s telling herself she’s not going to give in easy when someone tells her what to do or think.

A: Since it's not literal, it means that the person has experienced what Julia is experiencing.

for example: Julia is dealing with family problems. If you are also dealing with family problems, you can say "I've been in Julia's shoes"

A: The Present Simple would only be used here if you're looking at some sort of schedule or timetable. Classic examples would be for trains, planes etc.

For plans, especially personal plans, the Present Continuous or "going to" should be used.

A: They are basically the same thing but "Julia plays musical instruments very well" is stronger than "Julia is good at musical instruments."

A: While is used when a continuous action is interrupted (间断) For example: “While I was brushing my teeth, a spider crawled out from my sink.” It can also show two sides to a belief, for example “While I think education is important, my brother disagrees”

A: they mean exactly the same thing, they are both passive sentences. In the first one you put more emphasis in who received the flowers (Julia), in the second one you put more emphasis in what was sent. The only difference is that in one sentence the subject is stressed and in the other the object is stressed. The meanings are the same, you should just think which thing you'd like to emphasise

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If Julia has free time, she will go in for skiing.✔️✔️✔️

A: If Julia has free time, she will go skiing.

A: The first two sentences are good! For the rest I would say something like "I was careless and didn't realize there weren't any subtitles. It's hard to understand what they are saying, but I can use Google to help."

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A: Replace "playgirl" with "player".

Replace "hoaxed around" with "I was led on by her" or "I was played by her"

A: you only add an S if the subject of the sentence is a single person (he/she/it/this/person's name) excluding I or You

"Where does Julia work?" (the subject of this sentence is "Where", so you do not add an S.)

"Julia workS here" (the subject of this sentence is "Julia", so you add an S to the verb "work")

"I work here" and "You work here" are the only exception to this rule.

A: Her mom struggled to bring this up, but because she couldn't understand what her mom said at all, Julia concentrated on listening to the interpreter :) 궁금한 게 있으면 물어봐도 돼요!

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A: Junie - from the word ‘June’ (六月) it comes from the Latin name ‘Juno’, Juno was the goddess of marriage and queen of the gods.

Julia - also a Latin name. It means young or youthful.