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

A: When we talk about going to another person's house, it is pretty common that we will just use the possessive form of their name. So I would assume that Tina and Ron are going to visit their friend Mark at his house. I think you were right the first time.

A: It means that Tina and her mother are the same height. :)

A: "stingy" means not willing to spend money, particularly unnecessarily. In this case, it means Tina only goes out when she doesn't have to pay ("treat her" means "pay for her")!.

A: You can say "which". In fact, "which" is better.

A: Tina, mad all of a sudden, set off.

Tina, who was mad, all of a sudden set off.

I’m not sure which one you meant. The first means that she suddenly became mad, the second means she suddenly set off.

A: I've never heard 'went back from' it's 'went back to'. When somebody went back to Japan, it means they were in Japan, went somewhere else and then returned to Japan. If somebody came back from Japan, it means they where somewhere else(most likely their homeland), went to Japan and returned from Japan to somewhere else(their homeland).

A: “Of” sounds more natural.

A: In these sentences they mean the same thing! Those are just two different ways to say it.
It is not always this way, for example, "I did..." versus "I was doing..." have slightly different meanings. When you add "was" to a verb, it makes it more continual or covers more time.
Hope this helps!

A: Una tina en inglés es "a tub" or a "bath tub"

A: 1. Tina wakes up at 7:00 everyday. First, she goes to the bathroom. Then she goes to the kitchen and eats breakfast. She drinks a glass of milk and eats bread with marmalade.

2. At 7:30, she takes the bus to school. The class starts at 8:10. At 13:20 the school is over and Tina goes (rides) back home.

3. At 14:30, after lunch, Tina studies for school. Then she calls Brigitte. Twice a week, at 17:00 , she goes to the tennis club. She plays really good tennis.

4. At 19:00 she eats with the Weigel family in the evening. After food, Tina watches TV till 21:30. Then she goes to sleep.

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A: Tina also has slept after dinner

A: × 1 Tina had a great time, han’t she?
✓ 1 Tina had a great time, didn't she?

× wouldnt it?
✓ wouldn't it?

× 5.-Her car isn’t in the garage, is he?
✓ 5.-Her car isn’t in the garage, is it?

× 6.- Ben and harry’s parent live in Italy, they do?
✓ 6.- Ben and Harry’s parents live in Italy, don't they?

× 8.-Suva is the capital of Fiji, do I?
✓ 8.-Suva is the capital of Fiji, isn't it?

A: asked because it already happened

A: "I saw you driving to Tina's house wearing an elegant hat."

No "AND" unless you say it like this↓

"I saw you driving to Tina's house and you were wearing an elegant hat."

A: Right. Tina probably did not think it was too great or nice. It would probably be considered mediocre (just okay).
If you wanted to say it was bad, I'd suggest:
"I enjoyed the beautiful scenery, but I did not enjoy the hotel."
or
"I enjoyed the beautiful scenery, but the hotel was awful/terrible."