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

A: I think this is referring to the English football teams 'Manchester United' and 'Arsenal'.
Here, they are using a metaphor about the moon.
A 'waning' moon is bigger than a 'waxing' moon.
So, they are saying that as United have improved, Arsenal have become worse.

A: Dr Jekyll and mr Hyde are a few characters in a famous book. Although, I’ve never read it so that’s as much as I know. Otherwise, this sentence is weirdly put together so I wouldn’t worry about it if I were you. Sorry! Hope this helps.

A: A “cutter ship” is a type of boat.

A: I don’t know the context this is in but to answer your question grammatically:

Anywhere the UN troops are located, they need to move back/back away/withdraw since the Chinese attacked.

The UN troops cannot stay where they are and they should not move forward/advance.

This is by order

A: no as blame in this case is a noun. Like "take the blame".

A: I live in America.
Are you from the United States?
He lives in Vienna, but goes to school in America.

A: They are the same.

A: Great Britain = England, Scotland and Wales

United Kingdom = England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland

A: United Kingdom is the big island and the smaller island on the map, Great Britain is the big island and a small top part of the small island (Ireland)

A: "I have been to the United States" -> you're using Present Perfect - it means you have visited the USA at some point in your life (you don't give the exact date)
"I went to the US last year/last week/two years ago" -> you use Past Simple when you say when exactly the thing happened

A: @last72: Yes

A: @Doruly “disciplined in their social climate” would need to be reworded. Depending on the message you’re going for you could use phrases like “so indoctrinated in their way of thinking” or “so insulated from other points of view” or other similar phrases.

A: In the United States are there many shootings in schools or is this false?

Compared to other countries, there are a great many school shootings in the US, no other country comes close. Compared to other crimes in the US (or other countries), there are very few school shootings. As terrible as they are, they're not all that important.

A: It'll be no.1, "but". Which will eventually mean, that something is (maybe is available) all over the world and not only in the USA.

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A: We have federal laws that protect women and men from harassment at the workplace. It is the ADEA of the 1967 Civil Rights Act.
Here is an excerpt:
Petty slights, annoyances, and isolated incidents (unless extremely serious) will not rise to the level of illegality. To be unlawful, the conduct must create a work environment that would be intimidating, hostile, or offensive to reasonable people.

Offensive conduct may include, but is not limited to, offensive jokes, slurs, epithets or name calling, physical assaults or threats, intimidation, ridicule or mockery, insults or put-downs, offensive objects or pictures, and interference with work performance. Harassment can occur in a variety of circumstances,

A: "In the United States, regardless of your race, you're able to marry as long as you love each other."
More grammatically correct :)

A: @ChronicProcrastinato: The ending could also be: you can get married

A: The United States is a country which has the most developed economy in the world.

A: There are a few errors, but this is great!

The United Nations (UN) was founded after the end of World War II, the most destructive war in human history. In 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly and it established the fundamental rights to which every human being is entitled. It's been translated into many languages and dialects since it was first written and many consider it to be one of the most important documents in history. Moreover, many national constitutions in the twentieth century were inspired by the Declaration, including the Brazilian Constitution.