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

A: "He would be a big success" is saying that the guy would become successful, while "it would be a big success" is talking about the business or company becoming successful! So, it depends on what you are wanting to say. :-)

he would be a big success- 🧑🏽‍💼
it would be a big success- 🏣

I hope this helps a little ❤️

A: Can I ask who is speaking, who "ours" is?

This is what a "Company car" is to me, in American English.
"a car that is owned by a company or other organization and is used by an employee for his or her work"
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/company-car

So I don't understand if they are saying, the cars that Toyota provides to their employees, or maybe, the cars that toyota sells to companies, to be used by their employees.

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A: Aichi prefecture is known as a strong base for manufacturing, particularly in the automotive industry, given that Toyota and many of its suppliers are headquartered there.

A: Yea that's correct

A: In this case, only the first one is correct.

When you use the phrase, respectively, in this context it makes a connection between two different lists.

For example, the sentence "my top favorite fruit are watermelon, bananas, and apples respectively." means that my most favorite fruit is watermelon, then my second favorite is banana, and lastly my third is apples.

I hope this helped clear things up. If not, please let me know! I want to answer any questions you have!

A: “It’s not a hybrid or a gas(online)-powered engine.”

It's confusing to switch from talking about the engine to talking about the car.