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

A: × How do you always come up eith new ideas or conversation?
✓ How do you always come up with new ideas for conversation (“conversation” is correct, but it’s probably more natural to say “for what to talk about”)

× You don't run out of ideas?

× I'm sick to my stomach, I think It was the hamberger I ate for lunch
✓ I'm sick to my stomach. I think It was the hamburger I ate for lunch.

× I just want to give you a heads up that I'm terrible at cooking
✓ I just want to (in spoken form, you’d just say “wanna”) give you a heads up (probably more common to say “I just want to let you know”; “heads up” usually has more to do with a reason someone might need to change plans or do something differently — like “Just a heads up—I’ll probably be a few minutes late to our meeting.”) that I'm terrible at cooking.

× Are you pulling for?
✓ Who are you pulling for? (Correct, but not used as often as “rooting for”.)

× I'm definatly rooting for
✓ I'm definitely rooting for

× I'll pass on karaoke, I can't sing to save my life
✓ I'll pass on karaoke. I can't sing to save my life

× would you like to sign up today and save 10?
✓ would you like to sign up today and save 10 dollars?

× Let me think about it, I need to talk to my wife before I decide.
✓ Let me think about it; I need to talk to my wife before I decide.

× in a sense, what he is saying is right
✓ in a sense, what he is saying is right (In spoken form, you’d usually shorten “he is” to “he’s”)

× It's a beatiful day the sky is as clear as can be.
✓ It's a beatiful day. The sky is as clear as can be.

× Thanks for spotting me, I'll pay you back tomorrow
✓ Thanks for spotting me. I'll pay you back tomorrow

× let's hop on the taxi and get off at xx I'll be waiting at the west exit
✓ let's hop on the taxi and get off at xx. I'll be waiting at the west exit

× I have about an hour to kill, do you want to chill at star backs?
✓ I have about an hour to kill, do you want to chill at star bucks? (Totally correct, but not everyone uses “chill” very often. Probably depends on where you’re from. Personally, I’d use “hang out” or “meet up”. 🙂

Most of what you wrote sounds very natural. You use colloquialisms very well! 😮😁👏🏻

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