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

A: 根据英文句子，应该是节目评级吧。我也不太清楚哈哈必须先参观整篇文章:)

A: In this sentence it is more informal. So if you were to use the word "legit" in this sentence, it would be used to describe something as "cool", "awesome", or "good"

A: I’m not sure I completely understand your question. Are you asking why “a” is used instead of “the” in the first two sentences?

A: 1st one is correct, other one isnt. Second one would be correct if you said "In the NBA's history" Even if you made the change, they would both mean the same thing. :D

A: I think, "NBA Coach of the Year" is the name of the award that is given to whoever did the best at coaching.

A: beautiful sentence
Thank you!

A: Uncle Xiao Hua, let me teach you diplomacy: "Morey has freedom of expression. It is his right. It is also our consistent American values ​​and respects the rights expressed by the people. Similarly, we respect the coming from China. Everyone has to be responsible for his own speech. What he said does not represent the NBA, but only for himself. I regret that the speech he has made has hurt the Chinese government and the fans. What I can do is to continue to do it. This sports industry, which is loved by people all over the world, strives to bring this cause back to purity and bring more positive energy to the people of the world. The feelings of NBA and China are hard-won, I hope that each of us will cherish and work hard. Fix this trauma.

A: "I love watching sports. I especially love watching NBA. I don't know much about it, but I'm so excited to watch an NBA meetup!"

A: I hope one day I can go see an NBA game in person.

A: × I would watched the NBA game in the past, now I just watch the video of Highlights on Youtube.
✓ I watched NBA games in the past, but now I just watch the video Highlights on Youtube.

× So I don't know recent player that much.
✓ Therefore, I don't know recent players that well.

× I like players who is good at passing and have high technics.
✓ I like players that are good at passing and have good techniques.

× I especially liked Rajon Rondo when he was in the Celtics.
✓ I especially liked Rajon Rondo when he was on the Celtics.

× And I also liked Jason Williams, Steve Nash, they are already retired though.
✓ I also liked Jason Williams and Steve Nash, however, they are already retired.

× I sometimes watch videos of them on YouTube.
✓ Sometimes, I watch videos of them on YouTube.

× And then,I also like Marcus Smart.
✓ And finally, I also like Marcus Smart.

× He is a defensive player and good at passing as far as I watch him in the video.
✓ He is a defensive player and is good at passing, at least as far as what I see of him in the videos.

When you're talking about a team you say "on the", not "in the".
So a player would be "on the Celtics", not "in the Celtics".

A: 'as is the push' is a term that Americans use to say the beginning of or if worded differently the end of. but in this context it is the beginning. so the second part of that sentence says simply the Stanley Cup is about to begin.

A: Traveling means to take steps without dribbling or bouncing the ball. It happens a lot in the NBA, but it isn’t called by the referees as much as it should be. Especially when the superstars do it.

A: “Losing it” or “lost it” means someone has lost their composure, sanity, or otherwise calm demeanor. It means they’ve gone from this: 😶🙂

To one of these:
1: laughing out loud or really really excited (uncontrollably) 🤣😆🙌👏💃👯
2: really angry (eg yelling at someone, destroying stuff) 😡😡😤😤
3: gone crazy (eg talking to themself, speaking gibberish) 🙃🤐🤤👻👹🤡

For this tweet, it’s 1

A: It sounds a little unnatural because we wouldn't say that we are pleased, even though we should. We would say that we are excited that we will get to see game 5, or that we are happy that we get to watch game 5. I like your way better honestly but, that is not how we speak unfortunately. Great Job!