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

A: O-levels were the name of exams people took at the age of 16. They were replaced by GCSEs in about 1990, so if someone took O-levels they are 45 or older now.

After O levels come A levels (at 18). These stand for Ordinary and Advanced.

An O level was the last compulsory year of education. People with a more advanced education would get A levels or eventually a university degree.

A: Damas de honra

A: A expressão "Hands down" em inglês podemos ver que possui os seguintes significados:

- "Sem dúvida alguma".

- "Com facilidade" / "Facilmente".

Exemplos:

- You were hands down the best player on the team.

(Você foi sem dúvida alguma o melhor jogador da equipe.)

- I think I'll pass the mathematic test hands down.

(Acho que passarei facilmente / com facilidade na prova de matemática.)

Espero que minha explicação seja de ajuda.

A: Pasatiempos que te gustan hacer

A: without significa "sem"

A: >I expect you to do your work properly
>I expect my students to do their classwork quietly

>I expect the best effort from you
>I expect nothing from that person
>I expect to see a beautiful painting from that artist

A: 1) Does exercise correlate [with studying]
2) she is tasked [with bringing] juice to the party

A: Verifique a pergunta para ver a resposta

A: I love you all so much! I love all of you equally!

A: "young" significa jovem

A: some things I found online:

Capable is more of a mentality. Able is more of a physical idea.

able - if someone or something is able to do something, they have skills or qualities which make it possible for them to do it. capable - if a person or thing is capable of doing something, they have the ability, capacity, or potential to do it.

A: Nothing much. "leave" is more commonly used. However you cannot use "withdraw from" for a person.
You can say "I am going to leave John"
You cannot say "I am going to withdraw from John"

A: oh my god is the correct way to say it. oh my gosh is the same if obly slightly more informal. since it is "God's name" using 'gosh' is a less strong way to say it. like saying "Darn it" instead of "Damn it" or "what the fudge is your problem" instead of "what the fuck is your problem"

A: They are the same in meaning. The second is grammatically correct, and the first has a slightly childish (intentionally) sound to it that can feel kind of cute or sweet.

A: Basically the same thing. And O isn't a similar word here. Perhaps you are referring to when someone says "oh, okay"?

A: The ice cream was very good,delicious

A: What are you doing?

A: It's sunny today

A: Brazil is different from what people usually think.

A: What do you want?

A: Daddy significa 'papai', algumas pessoas usam como fetiche, chama-se daddy kink.

A: Ain't =
🌟 am not
🌟 is not
🌟 are not

> I ain't going to school.
> It ain't my fault.
> He ain't my friend.

Basicamente quando você está com preguiça de conjugar o verbo to be na negativa, você usa o "ain't" kkkk mas é meio inadequado e parece que você não conhece muito bem a língua, como se fosse "Nois come, nois bebe" em português.

A: "What are you doing?"

A: "Tenho 22, querida"

A: If you are talking about the future...

"I am going to fall asleep."
"I am going to bed."

Talking about the past...

"I fell asleep."
"I went to sleep."
"I went to bed"