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

A: Basically you either leave totally drunk or just a little.

A: It's another way of saying that that person is trying to find a way to express or show the feelings they are going through

A: It's bad punctuation. Using a semicolon would help readers. "It is in many ways world class: the equipment..."

It is trying to say: the equipment (tools or resources), the schedule, and the amount of people using the service are examples of how great the quality is.

A: "The ways of men" means the manner, desires, motivations, etc. of men. She is referring mostly to the [sexually] wanton nature of men.

A: Ways, in this sentence means method, it's like the method how he would hurt himself.

A: *rumor
1) I accidentally spread a rumor about you.

2) In high school, the kids spread a rumor about a girl.

A: colloquial
Hi, Hello, Hey, Howdy, What's Up?, What's going on?

more formal
How are you?, Good morning / evening, Good day,

A: ok more complex would be used in like call center type environments. from what i've heard myself it's:
"good morning this is Jaxx, how can i help you?"
"hello this is Jaxx, located in boston, ma, how are you today?"
"you've reached Jaxx at snow leopard, inc., how can i connect you?"
"Snow leopard Inc., this is Jaxx"
"Reception, this is Jaxx"

A: 1.)when you break up with your girlfriend:
"Don't you love me anymore?"
"I'm sorry Elizabeth, let's go our separate ways"

2.)when you feel your lossing a friend
"We never see each other anymore, I think we've grown apart, cause we've gone our separate ways"

3.)When two different 'person' doesn't agree with each other
"I love burning my steak when I cook"
"you're so weird, I guess we have our separate ways of thinking, cause I like mine raw."

Note: It is not common to use the "go" with "go one's separate ways" in daily usage, this sentence is hardly used i recommend using only the words "Separate ways" if you feel like using that sentence.

Ex: "Let's go our separate ways"
"we have our separate ways in doing things"

A: These things can depend on who you're talking to. If I'm greeting my friend I'll say:
Hey
Hi
Hello
Hiya
What's up?
How are you?
Good to see you!
How's your day going?
What have you been up to?

If you're messaging on a phone or email you could say:
It's nice to hear from you.
Or
It's nice to talk to you.

If it's slightly more formal you can say:
Good morning/afternoon/evening.
It's nice to meet you (if you've never met them before)

There are probably more but I hope that helps.

A: Yes, you can say for example what are other ways to say sorry or other ways of saying sorry

A: the first one sounds perfect :)

A: phonological/euphonic reasons

it’s easier to just say ‘there’s’, than ‘there are’, especially when you’re speaking fast

A: they mean the same thing it's just what different people prefer to say

A: In both sentences, it is looking for you to fill in the verb or verb(ing).

"There are two ways to + verb" is simply saying that just a verb(action word) must be added, such as run or cry.
Ex:
There are two ways to paint.
There are two ways to live.

"There are two ways of + verb (ing)" is asking for a verb ending with "ing", such as running or crying.
Ex:
There are two ways of painting.
There are two ways of living.

A: The first way should be "They didn't have any Irish beer". The negative form of "had" is "did not have".

A: ‘7 ways that you can grow your food industry’ or you can say ‘7 ways you can expand your food industry.’ (:

A: How’s it going?
What’s going on?
What’s happening?
What’s new?
Anything new with you?
What you up to?

A: "I'm exhausted." is one that comes to mind for tired. It's stronger than tired though, so you're telling someone that you're extremely tired.

A: Lol
I'm pretty sure we say the same "hehehe" and just make a 😏

A: I'm not sure if my sentence has the exact same meaning you wanted, but I tried my best.

"I can't believe we were punished differently even though we made the same mistake"

I changed 'accept' to 'believe'. Accept isn't the wrong word, believe just sounds more natural.

Same with 'scolded' and 'punished'. Depending on the meaning you were going for, scolded might be the better choice.

Also it is 'the' same mistake, instead of 'a' same mistake. It's a small thing, but it does make a big difference.

A: Merry Christmas on the 25th. People do say it earlier to people you won’t see again till after Christmas. And in general to strangers around Christmas time. December 24th is Christmas Eve.

A: Dynamic usually means "fluctuating","moving about".

Do you mean 'sharp rise in price', 'steep rise in price'? Or 'sudden rise in price'?

A: You can simply use
'Forget it.'

A: "It seems that the ways of people living back in 200 years ago and the ways of people living back in 5000 years ago are very harsh. People have changed everything within just 200 years."