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

A: the speaker is going to talk about the basic facts of COVID-19 because there is a lot of rumors/gossip/false statements going around about COVID-19.

to be lost in the noise is like if you were in a really big crowd and your friend was trying to call your name. you wouldn’t be able to hear them because of everyone talking.

if there is a lot of information out about COVID-19, both true and untrue, then the important information can get “lost in the noise” of everything else and be hard to pick out.

A: It means you know the basic information about something. Like: I know the Korean alphabet, so now that I have the basics down I can start to learn to read in Korean.

A: the basics = los conceptos básicos

... para aprender más de los conceptos básicos.

A: Sorry. I don't know. I have no jams.

A: Basics describe the base items used for something. For example : the basics of reading is the alphabet.

Basis describes the underlying foundation used for something. For example : I was chosen for the job on the basis of my quality work.

In conclusion, basics are more oftenly used as a noun or object that is used as the base item of something. basis is more often used as a noun expressing a foundation.

A: "basic"
"basics"
"I know the basics"

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A: Back to basics, ✓
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A: My version.

A: Phrasal verbs will absolutely be the most annoying part of English. If you asked me to have a conversation and not use phrasal verbs, I couldn't. I simply can't say some things any other way. Example. If I said "Stand fast" how would you interpret it. Bear in mind Phrasal verbs make zero sense if understood in literal terms.

A: I want to be thorough about the basic things like greetings or being on time.

A: yes it is

A: ..to the basics