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

A: 私は嫉妬しています。私もLAに行くことができることを願っています。

A: Just doing the routine, living life with no feelings and no thinking.

일상적으로?

A: Having a great time

A: beautiful and expensive. Example: That's one fancy meal.

A: off indicates leaving. Without "off" the person could just rushing doing anything (rushing cleaning the dishes). Rushing off means rushing to leave

A:
Pizza delivery staff don't have to wear a tie

Children must not use the pool without adults present

A: Examples:
“I’m about to go on a run”
“I’m just about to go on a run”
“I was just about to go on a run”
“I’m about to leave”
“I’m just about to finish”
“I’m just about to eat”

Saying “I’m about to” and “I’m just about to” are mostly the same, but on the timeline of events, “just about to” would be slightly closer to performing the action than “about to”, though both imply that you are going to perform an action soon. They can also be used with the past tense (ie “I was just about to do that”) in cases where you were going to do something but we’re interrupted.

A: "I am Brazilian" is basically a sentence on its own, but I'll try telling you how to use it I guess,

- "So what's nationality are you?"
- "Oh, I'm Mexican, how about you?"
- "I'm Brazilian"

A: I was in the class yesterday

A: "She is English and so am I."

A: I'm scared は意味が一つありますが、I'm afraidは意味が二つあります。たとえば

I'm scared:
例1: I'm scared of heights.

I'm afraid:
例 1: I'm afraid of what the future may bring.
例2: I'm afraid we will have to postpone our meeting.

両方の例1には意味が同じです。例2には困ってる感じがあります。怖い感じがあまりないんです。すみません、日本語が悪いですけどよく頑張りました。

A: same! usually when we speak it's more common to use "not happy"

A: No difference

A: they mean the same! Use whichever one you like

A: To be honest, there really is no difference.

"gonna" is a slang for "going to"
"will" in this sentence has the same meaning.

A: I am going to have dinner

A: hope this’ll help you out!

A: I can’t hear

A: of course

A: Revisa la pregunta para ver la respuesta

A: It would be "know" instead of "now", but the rest is good!

A: Investigations are ongoing but I have uploaded my/our current status in the following link.
Studies are still ongoing but I've linked the current results below.

A: Basically, you can't say "to kept" - only "to keep".

A: Good job! But make sure to say "I'm taking the commuter train" instead.😊

A: Haha... My answer was way off. Sorry! *^_^*

They must be referring to the band R.E.M.'s song "Nightswimming":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmR-PgYGmWk