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

A: what he's saying is that cricket and baseball are similar but that Cricket is crazier than baseball. basically that Cricket is what would happen if baseball players were high on valium.

A: He said: ...Tito Ortiz's contract... It is possessive, the contract that involves Tito Ortiz. So, he is saying that he was their boss, and then there was a big disagreement over one guy's contract.

A: It can be a sport(that's the name of it) or an insect

A: There is an error here. It should say "he's always been crooked..."

A: Cricket es un deporte

A: I went outside at night and heard nothing but crickets

A: I like playing Cricket.

I am a fan of the sport cricket.

My friend has been teaching me to play cricket.

The Sport Cricket is a bat and ball game that originated in some countries such as Great Britain

A: "Can he play?” = “Does he have the ability to play?”
“May he play?” = “Is he allowed to play?”

A: one of users is saying that.... if we use " everyday, sometimes, seldom in a sentence and talk about his habit what he did in his past in that condition we use "would" instead of "used to"
can we use "would" for someone habitual past activity?

Could you pls help me to know that.... It's correct or not?

A: They’re the same. Personally I would say “I love to play cricket”. It sounds confident and assertive.

A: cricket itself is the game being played, a cricket match is between two teams.

A: They're very similar so if you confuse them don't worry too much.

Crickets are generally shorter and darker while grasshoppers are longer and greener.

Crickets are typically the insects that make the noise in the evening and at night.

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A: I used to play cricket when I were child

A: He must be playing cricket.

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A: I'm not sure what lunisolar means. The sentence seems quite natural except for 'we had frost' can be written as it's freezing this morning. You can also say 'Winter draws near' as an alternative for winter is in the air

A: × It's not entertaining to me.
✓ I don't find it very entertaining.

Additionally, your sentence reminds of this legendary song by 10cc called "Dreadlock Holiday". 아마도 좋아해요. 잘들어요

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUNTk5xsxk4

A: × It was the first time doing that, but I really enjoyed, thanks to my husband who has played cricket.
✓ It was my first time doing that, but I really enjoyed it, thanks to my husband who has played cricket.

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A: the sentence idea makes sense but the structure is what will confuse people
"‎I will only keep crickets, which chirp well for me, alive."