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

A: When students graduate from university, the graduating student who ranks the highest will speak to the graduates at the ceremony. This is the valedictorian.

In your sentence, the girl (she) was the highest ranked. Philip was in second. Her score was much higher than Philip's score. When people are competing and there is a big gap between competitors (usually between first and second), you can describe it as "runaway" because it is like second place cannot catch first place.

Philip tried very hard without cheating. He competed "earnestly".

Another way to say this is "Ben had found out from Philip that she was the class's valedictorian. Philip was ranked second. Although Philip tried very hard, there was a big gap between their rankings."

A: “I don’t want to listen to songs anymore , i want to sing”

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: to avoid something = to make it so that it doesn't happen

to avoid getting stabbed by Ben Carson =
to make it so that you aren't stabbed by Ben Carson

The statement is missing the first half, so it should look something like this to better help you understand.

Better not praise any democratic candidates at the Republican Ball, to avoid getting stabbed by Ben Carson.

Better not praise any democratic candidates at the Republican Ball, so that you aren't stabbed by Ben Carson.

A: I like reading books or I love reading books.

A: He isn't on several at once. Going to the "swings" meaning a place where swings exist. If Ben sits on a swing then they are pushing on a swing. i don't know how else I can explain it right now, sorry.

A: They mean the same thing, however the second one is a bit strange. The first one is much better

A: If Ben is on the beach, then he is sitting on it, like I am sitting ON a chair, not AT a chair.

If Ben is at the beach, then he is at the location, like I am AT my house.

Seaside is another word for beach.

Hope this helps!!

A: he stays sounds like that where he usually stays when he visits London.

he is staying sounds like that is his residence during this particular trip.

A: I want to meet you

A: i came from turkey can you help me !?

A: @hsnylmz: I'm coming, or I've come

A: I'm coming to England on holiday. Could you give me some information about studying in England please?

A: I have gone to Atlanta by bus

A: It sounds unnatural but it would be "Ben doesn't like to write his homework." Normally it would be "Ben doesn't like to do his homework."

A: "I take it you're Ben's mother?"

A: ( ) = I don't understand

This is Ben from the Taiwan purchase department.
Recently I've been helping our quality team (for calibration now).
I consulted with you last week about the SPE maintenance contracts and thank you. I need your help again, if possible.

After checking with the SPE supplier, (they're proved Taiwan site) haven't signed the contracts for 2015. Could you advise on how to proceed? Which party is responsible to pay the contract fee and flat rate repair fee? (Which global site or Taiwan site)? Please let us know any details or procedures about the SPE contracts.

Thanks again for your help.

A: Imagine you have some new clothes. You wear them all the time and they get damaged and stretched, etc. That is to wear something out. You use it a lot and the quality declines. He is saying don't say my name too much or you will wear it out!

"That's my name. Don't wear it out" is just a joking phrase.

A: It is a correct sentence, but a native speaker would probably say "Not only is Ben smart, but he's cute/good looking too!"