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

A: It means he is the leader and he is in charge of a very large team of people working on a project

A: mira, significa que el "S & P 500" ha disminuido por 15 puntos y ahora, el nuevo numero es 978.37

A: no difference

A: ①I have been driving at seventy miles an hour. も
②I was driving at seventy miles an hour. も、ともに
「毎時７０マイルで運転していた」と訳しうるのですが、

むしろ英語の問題として、
When I occurred the accident, 「事故を起こした当時に、」に続く文としては、
②しか成立せず、①は不自然であるのに対して

Before I noticed the child on the road, 「路上に子供に気がつくまで、」なら、①だけが成り立つ、というだけのことかと思います。

ちなみに、
③I drove at seventy miles an hour. でも、同じく「毎時７０マイルで運転し『てい』た」と訳しうる場合が少なくないことに注意するべきです。

A: First, we write a comma (,) instead of a point (.). We only use a point for fractions and for punctuation at the end of a sentence. For example, 1.5 = 1 1/2. When we write it at the end of a sentence it's called a "period" or a "full stop".

1,375 = one thousand three hundred seventy-five

1.5 = one point five, or one and a half

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A: I think it's natural, but I would say it like this:

"...due to (THE) bad (QUALITY) (OF) (THE) air and water."

A: The seventies had better music than now/today.

In the seventies (70's), there was better music than nowadays.

A: Five million, three hundred and seventy eight thousand, two hundred and twelve