Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Addiction"

A:
It should be "where," not "were."
It doesn't mean location in this case, it means a situation.

Example: Writing is a process where you create sentences.

A: Thanks . Maybe mental illness.

A: Within two years. He won't live longer than two years.

A: Probably, addiction that someone claims they have. If doesn't fit, please provide more context (at least the full sentence).

A: I see. Thank you!

A: I have an addiction to crack.

I have an addiction to cocaine.

I have an addiction to weed.

I have an addiction to ecstasy.

I have an addiction to LSD.

I have an addiction to bath salts.

A: Currently, in the U.S., we are facing an epidemic of opioid addiction.

The heroin addict was admitted to the hospital to begin rehabilitation.

A: Dependence isn't as severe. "I depend on my wife, and she depends on me, so we have a mutual dependence." It can generally be good and healthy, although one can be too dependent on something.

Addiction is extreme, and could be beyond your control. "I am addicted to alcohol."

However, "addiction" can be used as an exaggeration to make a joke.

"I am addicted to chocolate donuts. I just can't stop eating them."

A: Vices are behavior's that often lead to addiction, but they describe the behavior. Example. Not everyone is an alcoholic, but drinking is a vice. If you can't stop drinking alcohol, it becomes an addiction.

A: Addiction is something you can’t live without for example a drug and obsession is when you don’t need it physically but you still need it like how someone has to know what a celebrity is doing at all times even though they aren’t anywhere near them.

A: “Once you get addicted to life, all those other addictions go away.”

A: Coffee addict

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A: × In addiction to it, he was diagnosed “Speech Delay” when he had a health checkup two months ago.
✓ In addition to that [not sure what this is referring back to?], he was diagnosed with “Speech Delay” when he had a health checkup two months ago.

× So, I couldn’t judged why he has a speech delay, because he was just growing up slowly a little, or because he has the less communication with others, or he has some disabilities.
✓ So, I couldn’t judge why he has a speech delay - whether it was because he just growing up a little slowly, or because he has less communication with others, or because he has some disability.

× But I felt it was most likely the reason why the less communication because he smiles a lot and speaks space languages a lot.
✓ But I felt “less communication” was most likely the reason, because he smiles a lot and speaks space languages a lot. [I don’t know what “space languages” is supposed to mean]

× And, I decided to go back in Japan temporarily because facilities for kids and parks have already reopened in Japan.
✓ And, I decided to go back to Japan temporarily because facilities for kids and parks have already reopened in Japan.

× I didn't want him to leave from his father, but I didn't have a choice.
✓ I didn't want him to be apart from his father, but I didn't have a choice.

× After two weeks quarantine at home, we go to kids spaces everyday.
✓ After two weeks’ quarantine at home, we go to kids’ [playgrounds?] everyday.

× I take him there all day without the time he takes a nap.
✓ I take him there all day except for when he takes a nap. [I’m not sure this is what you meant, but it’s my best guess]

× 　Then, his ability of understanding words is growing up rapidly now, and he was able to speak “this” and “that” in Japanese.
✓ His ability to understand words is growing rapidly now, and he is able to say “this” and “that” in Japanese.

× Today, he was able to speak “Bus” and “Ga-” that means garbage truck.
✓ Today, he was able to say “Bus” and “Ga-”, which means “garbage truck.”

A: Because of addiction what he used to think about games and playing _______ (verb).

-You are just missing a crucial verb I believe. Otherwise, it is just a sentence fragment.

A: I think the sentence doesn’t make sense. I would change to “_____ addition to cigarettes” for 1-4 to make sense.

A: Yes. Same term (addiction) but not in relation to a drug.

A: Better ways to say it:

"I'm Japanese and I have an addiction to taking photos, learning languages, and traveling the world!"

"I'm a Japanese man/woman with an addiction to taking photos, learning languages, and traveling the world!"

"I'm from Japan and I have an addiction to taking photos, learning languages, and traveling the world!"