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

A: This statement means that the things that they have chosen are very trendy and stylish. 😎

A: This is what is happening.. the explanation that parade=procession has misunderstood the meaning of it in the text

Raj is saying that he has the best selection of chocolate in the parade (of shops ) parade here means a row of shops, not a procession of people

But there aren’t any other shops selling chocolates in the parade, so of course his chocolates are bound to be the best

A: A full sentence would work best here. It can mean “caused one to choose.” See this random sentence below:

“Presumably the warlike nature of the resident population, combined with the desolate nature of the landscape, prompted selection of the planet as a destination for Earth's prisoners.”

= Presumably the warlike nature of the resident population, combined with the desolate nature of the landscape is the reason why this planet was chosen as a destination for Earth's prisoners.”

A: Being a medical student in case of economics I lack knowledge, so here is what google saysㅋㅋㅋㅋ

A: To choose something

A: I think it just depends on the context it’s used in :). “A great selection of dishes” isn’t commonly used (at least where i am), but “a wide selection of dishes” and “a various selection of dishes” mean the same thing.

in my experience though, “a wide selection of dishes / food” is more common 😊

A: selection and choice can be used to denote having an option but not the other way around. Choice and selection are used to denote a decision had been made.
I made my choice.
We made a selection.
We have an option.
Our company provides a large selection of services.
We have the greatest choice of automobiles we've ever had.

choice can also be used to discribe good quality merchandise
Those grapes are choice

A: hi 😊✌️,

Select is more formal than choose, and in everyday English, people usually say choose rather than select.

Also there's a homophone for choose which is chews.

According to Merriam-Webster

choose: to have a preference for or to select freely and after consideration

select: to choose (as by fitness or excellence) from a number or group

I checked some other sources. In all of them the difference between select and choose is not considered important. so I think maybe it's a better idea not to be fussy about it!

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A: An option is a choice and a selection is the act of choosing something.

A: The verb "select" uses "from".

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A: "We have a wide SELECTION of herbal oils in OUR pharmacies."

- "Selection" is for things that are in shops and that people can buy. For example: That car shop has a wide selection of cars. That supermarket has a wide selection of fruits and vegetables.

- "Collection" is mainly for things that people have at home and that they keep as a hobby. For example: I have a collection of ancient coins. I have a collection of vintage videogames. I have a collection of Barbie dolls.

A: It is a really technical difference between the two.

By the time is the better answer because it shows that you have noticed the object of the sentence.

Before is more ambiguous of whether you noticed the object.

By using “by the time” it conveys a meaning that the subject of the sentence, namely the unnoticed object that was then noticed, has happened in the past and is now complete. This lets the reader know that you are going to move onto something else.

“Before” would make the sentence more open ended. Because it is unclear whether you noticed the object, the next sentence could go back to you definitively noticing the object or it could move on.

A: among a selection

A: Because 'ingredients' is plural, it would be 'are' instead of 'is'.

A: Instead of architecture, say structure.

Architecture is the form and structure and style. When you are talking about the actual thing built, that's a structure.