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

A: @focusonEnglish Two thirds would be the correct way to say that. The only time you would use last [blank] is if you were referring to a specific part of something (like a sentence). Some examples:
"They had to cancel the race because the first/second/last third of the track was damaged" (depends on where the damage is)
"Don't finish the ice cream, save the last fourth for me"
or you could say "Save a fourth for me".

You could also say last before a full fraction to specify something continuous.
"Two thirds of the track had damage" this could mean that damage was scattered throughout the track but added up to 2/3. "The first/last two thirds of the track had damage" now you are specifying that all the damage is within a specific area of the track. I know it's a lot of information, hope this makes sense.

A: Basically very similar.
"to" stresses the movement of the files, whereas "on" stresses that they are now parked there.

I uploaded a new blog post to the website this morning.

The new blog post is uploaded on (or to) the website.

A: 1. Deteriorating and getting worse are common.

2. Go bad, spoil, and rot are common

3. Deteriorating, getting worse, and breaking down are common.

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A: Uploaded i cant tell you how to say something it isnt easy

A: × From your uploaded photos, I assumed you to live alone.
✓ From your uploaded photos, I assumed you live alone.

× Personally, I think it's important for me to have 'Miyeok-guk' on the birthday.
✓ Personally, I think it's important for me to have 'Miyeok-guk' on my birthday.

× I know it's kind of old-fationed.
✓ I know it's kind of old-fashioned.

× I was trying to think of something witty to say for your birthday, but I could't think of anything but 'Miyeok-guk'.
✓ I was trying to think of something witty to say for your birthday, but I couldn't think of anything but 'Miyeok-guk'.

× Well, I can't help but be nosy like a old lady.
✓ Well, I can't help but be nosy like an old lady.

A: uploaded
I uploaded a song.

A: After "the", there needs to be a noun. I assume you meant the photo was deleted, so you'd say "deleted the photo".

"Uploaded" shouldn't be in past tense. Although the phrase is in past tense, "deleted" is already conjugated for the past, so in the past you were uploading your photo. It should be changed to uploading.

Because of the changes above, using "photo" again at the very end is unneeded and makes the sentence unnecessarily longer. It's ok to leave it, but it can be removed to make everything more clear.

"I inadvertently deleted the photo before uploading it"

A: Sorry that I uploaded late, my picture on Facebook.

A: Sounds natural