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

A: “Finding efficiencies” could be referring to find a quicker correct way of doing an activity. Such as traveling in a straight line is more efficient then travelling in a curved line because it gets you to your destination quicker. The phrases you say is about a person panicking to find a better way of doing something quicker, maybe because they need it done in less time they expect it to with the current method.

A: Ok, this is talking about the scaling of affordability. Poor people and rich people have to pay the same price for childcare. The price does not change (scale) no matter how much money you earn

A: “A finding” in this context would translate to 結果 or more likely 所見 I think. Usually the “impartial verdict” here is the jury is “finding” the suspect guilty or not guilty.

A: What did you do to find a job? What method did you use to find a job?

A: It means that one study or one experiment found out a certain thing.

A: Honestly there is no difference between these sentences. They seem the exact same to me, except for the fact that using "with" sounds more native to me. Overall though, both of those sentences mean the same thing to me and I understand each one.

A: survive is more natural. You survive something, not survive from something.

A: はい そうです。

A: To "find out" something is to look it up somewhere, like in an encyclopedia or on the internet or by asking someone to find the answer.
To "figure out" something you use your brain to find the answer to something.

So basically, find out = using an external source, figure out = using your brain.

A: All discoveries are findings, but not all findings are discoveries. Use "discovery" for more momentous findings. Discovery is finding something for the first time.

A: 「おかげで」は「because」っていう意味みたいな感じだから、「I could focus on finding jobs because I stopped studying for TOEIC」の方が合うと思います

A: yes, it’s correct and natural

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A: He would rather end it all before finding himself fallen from the height of grandeur.

He would rather end it all than find himself fallen from the heights of grandeur.

The first one is OK, the second is a bit better. 🙂

A: It would be better if you put 'a' after finding and replace 'for helping' with to help.

The responsibility will be on the institution to help the students in finding a suitable industry or organization for the internship.

or

The responsibility will be on the institution to help the students find a suitable industry or organization for the internship.

Find or in finding works. I'm guessing they used 'in finding' in that sentence to emphasize that the students would be the ones finding a place for internship.

I hope this helps. :)

A: ​​I've been looking for a new job lately and I found one on a job site.. Everything is okay. It's good money and easy work. The only problem is that the company is located in Soowon. So in order for me to get to this company from my house, it'll take me over two hours. That would probably make me tired everyday. Also I don't want to waste my time on the subway or bus. In the end I gave up.

A: How are you ? I'm here to find my cell phone. I'm trying to find it because I lost it 2 days ago. it was definitely with me here. I remember i had my phone when I was sending clothes to my parents. I definitely had my phone then at the shop. I'd like to check your surveillance cameras and go over the footage.

A: It sounds natural but I'd adjust the first few words. Maybe something "it's more about finding.." or "it's more a situation of finding.." Something along those lines will improve it a lot.