Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Beach"

A: like a private area, I think “sheltered” refers to the natural landscape though. Like it’s surrounded by tall trees so it’s hidden from view.

A: Sooner than later means whatever you are referring to will happen sooner in time, instead of later.

(Also can be said as “sooner rather than later”).

Other versions/contexts:

I am going to get a job, hopefully sooner than later. (Means I hope I get a job soon).

Example conversation:

“Sooner or later I am going to get my drivers license”. (means they don’t know when, but eventually they plan to get their drivers license)

“I hope it is sooner than later, because I am tired of driving you around!” (This person hopes they get their license soon because they don’t want to drive them around anymore)

A: The beach had very few others on it

A: ビーチでダラダラしている

A: There are a lot of people on the beach and it is very crowded so their thighs are touching :)

A: The beach has sand and water.
Let's go to the beach this summer.
Where is my beach towel and sunscreen?
The beach is closed due to sea lions.
The lifeguard watched the beach for trouble.
Be careful of sharks at the beach.

A bitch is a female dog.
Why is it that men are called "assertive" but women are called "bitches"?
He was being a little bitch for complaining all day.
My coworkers always bitch and moan when they have to stay late.
That son of a bitch thinks he can scam me?

A: "I haven't been to the arcade since I was a child." Are you asking for example sentences for "didn't go" and "haven't been"?

A: i love to go to the beach
the beach is so quite and nice
in sunny days i love to go and walk on the beach
beach and ice cream go together

(though people don't mostly use bitch as female dog anymore)
i've a bitch and her name is lilly
my bitch is very lazy at times
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(in a abusive way)
she's a bitch, look at her
oh god that bitch called me again.

A: Let's go to the beach. Make sure you don't beach this ocean liner or we'll be in big trouble. CRASH!

Of our dogs, the bitch has the nicer temperament. BITE! I thought you said the bitch had the nicer temperament? She does. Look! She hasn't even drawn blood.

A: I'm sorry I can't go to the beach right now because I need to catch up with Mark and discuss stuff about my driving school.

or

Sorry I can't make it to the beach at the moment I made plans to talk with Mark about my driving school.

A: Beach: To pronounce it clearly use a "long e" sound, like the "e" in "evil". "Eeeeeevil" "Beeeeech"
Bitch: it is a "short I" sound like the I in "insane". Try to make the "I" sound as short as possible in "bitch".

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A: "I'm going to go..." is immediate future, a future closer to you.

"I'm going to the..." it's something which is happening, you're going (Infinitivo).
That's it, I hope you've liked and good studies!

A: @rtavares: I just told you. You can only say "at the beach." "At beach" isn't proper English.

A: "Go to" = "Travel to"

Usually, "Get to" = "Arrive at"

"I take my chair with me when I go to the beach. I sit in my chair when I get to the beach."

Woman: Let's go to the beach!

Man: Okay! If we take the bus, what time will we get to the beach?

Also, in the past:

Man: Did you go to the beach yesterday?

Woman: Yes!

Man: What time did you get to the beach?

Woman: 11 o'clock.

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A: I hope you can hear me. "Beach" vs. "Bitch."

A: I would say it's borderline. it's one of those words you want to be careful with. the man in the video below might help too.

https://youtu.be/HY88viFkVEE

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A: Both are correct, it just depends on if you want to talk about specific beaches you saw (I saw *the* beautiful beaches) or beaches in general (I saw beautiful beaches)

A: Some things you could change:
"I was amazed by this beach" is the correct way of saying it.
"Very transparent" is correct, although, it sounds more natural to say "clear". As in "the water was very clear."

A: I understand you completely. I would have said "not a sea" if it was a very informal conversation or "I'm not going to a beach on the sea." If I wanted to be clear.

A: Also...

“Why don't we play some beach ball now?”

“How about we play some beach ball now?”

A: Are you saying it took 7 hours to drive, or that they spent 7 hours at the beach after they arrived?

I am guessing you mean the first. I would say:

For Independence Day they drove 7 hours to a beach in Destine, Florida, and for Thanksgiving they drove 20 hours to Key West, Florida.