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

A: you want to convince me

A: "Can we talk in English?"

eng is short for English. :)

A: “bring [something] with [someone]”

“Alice will bring her husband with her to visit us.”

“Alice will take her cat with her to Paris.”

A: yeah you can say tacky, dated, out of date, cheesy

I don't like this decor. It looks very tacky.
Alright guys, quit cracking cheesy jokes and let's get started.
This couch looks very dated in this room. It needs to go.

A: I think it's "It grows on you, like a pimple. Oh wait, he's that one already(?)" not sure about the last sentence though.

A: How do you learn English?

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A: I don't know Japanese, but the characters (in Chinese) mean "the content is consistent (with each other)", or "the content is the same".

A: Is “eng” a typo? Whatever “eng” means, the sentence is saying that the person speaking will keep whatever “eng” is short.

A: - How much is that jacket?
Which one? The silk one?
- Can I see those shoes?
Yes, the black ones
- Do you like this t-shirt?
No, I prefer that one
- My house is the one next to the library
- I need a pen
You can get one from Tom

The pronoun one/ones is used as a replace of the name as long you don't repeat the same word.

A: "Really? Are these nachos time sensitive? I think they'll stay cheesy until after the movie. 'I'm at movie theatre..' okay, this must be Rhino's phone."

A: I can't hear it very well, there's too much background noise.

It sounds like "let's try and ricochet a wrestler" but I'm not sure that makes much sense. I could be completely off

A: but I don't know if you know this but spiders are incredibly strong and have been know to live in every habit known to man aside from the sea and air of course