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

A: People who want to make money (dollars, specifically, it seems).

A: Not a clue, how was that phrase used in sentence?

A: In this context very light is being used to say the earnings calendar doesn't have a lot of content. If you think of the earnings calendar as printed document of earning announcements and other financial news, very light indicates there are not a lot of pages to it. Hope that helps.

A: There’s no difference, it’s just preference.

A: Earning is the total money earned, and profit is total money earned minus what you spent to earn that money.

If you bought $50 dollars worth of stuff, and sold it for $100, your earnings are $100, and your profit is $50.

A: Earning - something you get for doing work.

Earring - a piece of jewelry women put on their ear.

Earning: "How much are you earning at work?"
"I'm earning a lot of money."

Earring - "You have really beautiful earrings!"

A: They are similar but the difference is that "earnings" are part of someone's "income".

Earnings typically refer to wages and salary that someone makes by working.

Income is any money that a person receives. It can include working salary/wage and it can also include money from the government. It can be from any source.

Example: my income = my salary + government pension + interest earned from the bank.

I hope that helps. Let me know if it is confusing!

A: Whatever job/career you choose (to earn money), there are pros and cons. The most important thing is that you are (the only one) in charge of yourself.

A: You could also say it as:
"By this fall at the latest, I plan in earning money as a designer."

A: If you earn 10 points you can get a free drink.

A: Great! ...Is Taehyung your profile picture? 😅

A: "This is a picture of my girlfriend and I when we were at the Jeju island"

A: Hi Rina this is my version.

From earning money by themselves, students can purchase anything they want.

Saying "By earning money by themselves, students can be more responsible for their spending." This makes sense but fluent english speakers would not say this. This is the reason why I have marked it as "A little unnatural". I hope this helps you on your quest to be fluent in English! : )

Kind regards, Ricky