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

A: If you have something in common with someone, it means that you share interests or like similar things.
If you and I both like chocolate, I could say "We have something in common!"
But what the stepmother is saying is that Cinderella doesn't have anything in common with the Prince since he's royalty and she's low social class. You were right about that part.

A: thank you

A: Cinderella is the name of a character in a folk story.

Cinderella is used as a metaphor to mean "poor relation" or a neglected aspect of something.

A: Cinderella is a princess so...1)you are my Cinderella. 2)you are as/more beautiful than Cinderella. 3) Cinderella it's my favorite Disney princess. etc

A: Cinderella's shoes came off on the stairs.
Cinderella lost her shoes on the stairs.
Cinderella's shoes fell/slipped off on the stairs.

^Maybe something like this :)

A: @zeliha_k I think you mean. beat the clock*make it in time*

A: He would have pointed out their bad behaviour

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

A: @Hana333: Good！

A: There's something missing between "Cinderella" and "the" - either "is" or "tells" or even a colon. Otherwise, it's natural.