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

A: It is a joke! "take a day off" means to have a holiday or vacation day. But here, it implies that the person removed a day from the calandars and that is why they got fired.

A: It means from 1st of January to 31st of December, not roughly from when you started to roughly when you ended something.

A: Calendar year is from January 1st to December 31st.

A year is 365 days from now.

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A: A calender is something that shows the dates of the month or year.

A: Thanks so much!

A: "I'm not sure when the meeting is, I'll check the calendar"

"The dates are marked on the calendar"

A: I looked at the calender to see when I wasn't busy.

I wrote her birthday on my calender so that I wouldn't forget it.

A: A calendar is a date chart that displays The days and months.

A schedule is a chart that shows what you’ll need done in a specific time.

Example:

I marked off another day on my calendar and went to bed.

I completed “go grocery shopping” written in my schedule.

A: A calendar is usually used to keep track of dates.

An agenda is usually like a to-do list.

A: "Are" is present or future. While "were" is past tense.

"We are going to the store"
They aren't at the store and haven't been there yet.

"We are at the store"
They are currently there

"We were at the store"
They went to the store but are no longer there

A: A "month" and a "calendar month" usually mean the same thing, but not always.
A month could mean from 21 March to 21 April, and then the next month after that would mean from 21 April to 21 May.
But a "calendar month" always means March, April, May, etc.

A: 「ユーチューブはコメント欄あるからもうカレンダー要らない」とかと思います😂

あそこには年月日も書いてあるからだと思います😂

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A: According to the calendar, winter began today.
I always catch colds each winter.
Even now I have a sore throat which made it so that I could not get a flu shot. Because I continuously have a cold, I’m more anxious about them than the flu.
I wish I had a much stronger immune system.

A: Spring has come( you don't really have to specify the date but if you want to just use the month "March" 3月), but we still have a few cold days where you need a coat when you leave the house (うち、アパート). Or (出かける)

I'm eager to see the cherry blossoms once it's warm enough for their buds to open. (You don't have to specify that they are cherry buds since you said they're cherry blossoms. )

Sorry I hope this helps 😥

A: According to the calendar, it should be Spring in Japan but we've been having really cold days. If I could, I'd like to live in warm or hot places. I can't imagine how people can live in such cold areas. I would be depressed. Though I think for some individuals/people, they'd love the cold weather.

A: this means only the year being spoken about. So if someone said it today it would mean the year 2016.

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This would be a more natural or casual way of saying it.