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

A: Thank you! Your advice is very helpful!

A: 1 can mean you're studying just once or many times on Tuesday ..

2 and 3 mean the same, studying many times on Tuesday.

Note.. If you are talking about yourself and someone always put the other person first..

He and I
Mary, Jane and myself
とか

So

Yuki and I

Not

I and Yuki

Saw your profile.. You answer a lot of questions and not just post answers.. Thank you for that..

A: Yuki is Korean

A: Yuki became unable to go with us/them (コンテクストによって違う)

A: × I called Yuki to promise going school with me(Is together ok?)
✓ I called Yuki to make plans to go to school together.

× I borrowed some money from a friend of mine to pay back.
✓ I borrowed some money from a friend of mine, that I need to pay back. || I have a loan from a friend of mine to pay back.

A: To correctly say that, you should say, “Yuki is a better swimmer than Rie.” or “Yuki is better at swimming than Rie.” or “Yuki is better than Rie at swimming.”

A: "Yuki, because you forgot your wallet, I'm going to have to bring it to you. You idiot!"

A: “Yuki, you left your purse here, so now I have to carry it. Dummy!”

Your sentence is a little hard to understand because “this” is unspecified.
✅ I have to take this purse
❓ I have to take this. (OK if the object being taken is being held or pointed at.)

✅✅ That purse, I have to take it. If you put the object being taken up front then “this” is implied. (It's Yuki’s purse.) Therefore, “it” sounds better.

✅ The man takes the purse. (OK, but sounds like maybe he is stealing it.)
✅✅ The man carries the purse. (Funny! He’s walking around wearing a woman’s purse.)