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

A: thank u

A: They probably didn't like the weather. It might have been too cold/ warm/ humid for them, or they just aren't used to the weather in London. However, they love the city, lifestyle, people and things in general.

A: 友達と一緒にいます。"Staying" can mean you're sleeping over at their house, or you're just hanging out for the day.

A: that, whoever is talking, is spending the night(s) at a hotel. Therefore if there is a problem, they will be close by, available, to help

A: "Can I extend the time I will be staying here until the day after tomorrow?" is the grammatical correct way to say it, but your original sentence is still understandable !

A: "We are staying at a hotel now." Other days and today we are living at the hotel.

"We've stayed at a hotel now." In the past we never stayed at a hotel before but now we did recently. We are probably not at the hotel today when we say this. That is, we were living at the hotel for a time but now we are not anymore.

A: We're staying at the hotel = ホテルに泊まっているところです
We have stayed at the hotel = ホテルに泊まったことがあります

A: "I'm staying here" is the present tense, while "I have stayed here" is the past tense.

A: "Enjoy your staying" is incorrect. When we say "enjoy your stay", the word "stay" is a noun (not the infinitive of the verb "to stay"). So you can say: "Enjoy your trip" or "Enjoy your travels" or "Enjoy your experiences" but NOT "Enjoy your traveling" or "Enjoy your experiencing".

As for the logic behind this, I'm not sure why it's incorrect. I understand the -ing verbs are gerunds being used as nouns, but it still sounds awkward. Maybe because "Enjoy your __" is a common set expression?

A: ah thx a lot!

A: I love staying in the USA.

A: “This is the hostel I’m staying at.”
or you can say “I’m staying at this hostel”

A: Say:

But staying nice is what you want to project.

(Assuming I understand your question.)

A: × We are short staying in Honfleur now.
✓ We are staying for a short time in Honfleur now.

× Normandy air is very fresh compared to the Paris air.
✓ Normandy air is very fresh compared to Paris air.

× The smell is different than anything else.
✓ The smell is unique.

Honfleur is a nice place. Enjoy!

A:

They are both correct

I'm staying home – this is very natural, very colloquial.

A: × I’m staying in home so that I won’t get corona virus.
✓ I’m staying home so that I won’t get corona virus.

I'd say "don't", but "won't" is natural too in my opinion.

A: It sounds natural, but "So, in the meantime, could you watch my dog?" would be more polite.

A: Until you leave, it makes it sound as if you already want the person to go haha