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

A: "I'll come to me" doesn't make sense

A: Legally, I'm not able to respond.

Because of the law, I can't respond.

From a legal perspective, I can't respond.

A: I'm not sure.

"How I respond" = the way I reply

"Are welcome" depends on the rest of the sentence.

A: @senas3

No problem!

Don't mention it!

No worries. (also can be used as a response to "I'm sorry")

Not a problem.

Of course!

I'm sure there's others but this is all I can think of at the moment 😂

A: I think you mean In Response to, Respond to doesn’t need a preposition .

In Response to your Mail. Means, as a reply to your Mail
I will respond to your Mail. Means, i will reply to your Mail
Understand the difference now?

Examples i know.

1,The way the men acted was in Response to what the society has taught them

2, In Response to the What i heard, i ordered ….

3, What would you say in Response to that?

A: I was so shocked that I sat there in silence, completely unable to respond.

I don’t have time to respond to all of these emails today, I’ll respond to some now and do the rest tomorrow.

A: Please respond the question

A: If someone says "Nice to meet you," you can say:

-Nice to meet you
-likewise (it's like saying it back)

A: When a person returns communication it can be called a response or a reply, while an answer is a form of response which is a solution to a problem or question.

Example:
To respond: You asked a question here, I replied you by saying “hi, thanks for asking a question here.” so you still don’t know what is the difference between “to respond” and “to answer”

To answer: You figured out the answer for your question now :)

A: to respond = to say or do something as a reaction to something
to reply = to respond to a question by providing an answer (either verbally or not)

〇　He asked how old she was, and she responded by slapping him.
〇　He asked how old she was, and she replied by slapping him.

〇　I moved my mouse, but the pointer did not respond. (= it did not move in reaction)
✕　I moved my mouse, but the pointer did not reply. (I didn't ask the mouse a question, and the pointer cannot give me an answer)

A: There is no difference. "Roughly half of those who respond" sounds more natural though.

A: Respond - This is a reaction to something said or done to you, and replying.
Answer - If someone asks you a question, you are RESPONDING to them and giving them a reply.

Examples :
Amy ate an orange, her face responded with a sour facial expression.

Example:
Do you want an orange?
Yes, please! ( this would be the answer )

A: You should say 'I'm sorry for my late response/reply' and 'I want a response from you by tomorrow'.
Use response in the first sentence since it is noun.

A: You just acknowledge it with an okay or if you don’t agree, “no, you don’t.”

Thanks a lot for buying me that coffee. I owe you one.
No, you don’t, I was happy to pay for it. You don’t owe me anything.

Thanks a lot for buying my coffee. I owe you one.
Okay, thanks, that’s nice.
Okay, I appreciate it.
Okay, that sounds good.

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A: Usually when someone says Sorry you say "That's ok". Also, "Don't worry about it", "Forget about it", or "Apology accepted" (formal)

A: If someone is asking you this as a greeting, you can answer with what you have been doing or will be doing. For example, "I just got done moving into a new apartment," or, "I've been in meetings all day." If you don't have anything interesting to share, just say, "Not much. How about you?" or "Same old, same old. How about you?"

If someone is asking you this because they assume you need something from them, just say what you need. For example, if you're walk over to a coworker's desk and they ask "What's up?" you could answer, "I've been trying to print something for 10 minutes but the printer isn't working. Can you help me with it?"

A: "Nothing much."
"I'm okay/I'm good. How are you?"
That is how I usually respond lol

A: What’s the best responSE “I have a question.” when you are happy to answer it?

Some good responses are:
"Sure!"
"Go ahead!"
a little more casual:
"Fire away"

A: I responded to her not to wait for me I guess

A: "You too" is best. "Nice to meet you, too" is also good.

You can't say "me too" because that means you are happy to meet yourself.

A: Thank you for the clear response.
Thanks for the clear response.
Thanks for clearing things up!

A: It means "what have you been doing lately?/has anything new happened?". It's a general question, it could mean both "lately" and "today".
The typical answer usually is "not much, just (...chilling/studying/working, etc). You?"
Of course you can give a more detailed answer, in case you have actually been up to something :p