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

A: Moving out from a starting point.

A: It is a word that usually doesn't stand on it's own, but a general explanation of it would be coming out from a place, going onward, forward, or away from something. To answer your other question of how to use it:

1. The plants put forth beautiful flowers.
2. From that day forth, I resolved to....

A: ahead, onwards

A: in what context? sometimes it can mean forward

A:
The dog was running back and forth around the yard.
The witness came forth voluntarily to testify in court.
Whoever comes forth first and tells me who broke the plate won’t get into trouble.

A: That word is super uncommon nowadays.

"The explorer went forth into the wilderness."

"From that day forth, he vowed to never drink alcohol again."

A: "back and forth"
"Come forth"
"Go fourth and multiply" (Christian Bible)

"forth" is not commonly used in modern English

A: Forth is kind of formal but can be used as
Hence forth we will eat like kings. But it would be more natural to say
From now on we will eat like kings.

A: "He kept going back and forth in his head regarding the decision he had to make."
"She wiggled her tooth back and forth until it finally came out."
"When the police interrogated the suspects, they were not very forthcoming."

A: “forth” is archaic, people don’t generally use it outside of phrases like “back and forth”

“Forward” is more correct in writing, but it doesn’t really matter at all when speaking, and you’ll probably see both in writing anyway.
(Anyways/anyway is another example of this)

A: "Move forward."
"From that day forth, he never drank again."

forward and forth are adverbs. forward is used for sentences to go to a place while forth is from a place.

A: Forth is used in legal or formal settings: the judge set forth the conditions of bail.

Front can be the end point of a physical space (please go to the front of the room / the headlight is on the front of a car).

It can also mean the first position (一番単位) (Her high test score moved her to the front of the class standings).

Forward can also imply a position near the front, but not necessarily the very front (The tennis star moved forward in the rankings after his victory.)

Forward often refers to the physical direction of travel, (He threw the ball forward), but it can also mean position relative to other things/people. (Let's move forward with our expansion plans.)

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A: Forth is used in some phrases like, "I'm going back and forth from my car to the kitchen to bring the groceries inside."

Forth is also used poetically to mean "forward" Example: "You must go forth into the unknown to discover the meaning of life."

Forth is slightly archaic and you might find it in historical writings for "forward."

Mostly, you say "forward." "I put the car in forward gear." "Looking forward, we plan to do a better job." (Looking forward = in the future

A: FORTH is very a very vague word .it can mean a direction, decision, idea etc.
AHEAD mean move in a direction though which is not specific.
STRAIGHT means to move in the direction a thing or person is pointing or is present at.
examples -
you may go forth with your decision of selling the company but make sure you get profits.
he may be lethargic physically but if he starts running his brain he is far ahead than you all.
make sure you go straight from the biology lab and on the right will be you chemistry lab.

A: × Already three forths of 2021 was passed
✓ 2021 is almost over!

We don’t usually speak about the year using numbers like 3/4

Maybe sometimes we say: the year is already half over! (50% of the year has passed)

A: "Forthwith"
It's old-fashioned way to say immediately.