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

A: You have to pay $200 when you buy it and then another $100 when your purchase is delivered to you.

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Hello,

In-home delivery is a service where the order you place for something in online will be directly delivered to your home itself by the service provider.

In selected areas with prime - It means, this service is available only for the prime members (you might be asked to pay extra money for becoming a prime member), and also this service is available for only few places in your city or state or country. which means it is mostly available in city sides(development areas). If in case you are from country side or interior of any village, they might not deliver the service to you.

Hope, you found useful.

A: Yes, or could you tell me the minimum price for free delivery? - it’s a bit clearer

A: delivery receipt or papers

A: The delivery was unsuccessful because the recipient did not have cash to pay for the parcel.

A: What is your delivery date?
When are you due to deliver?
How was the delivery?
Did you have a difficult delivery?
I remember the day you were delivered.....

A: The pizza pub offers express delivery. If your order fails to arrive in 20 minutes, it’s FREE!

The dry cleaners offer express delivery for work shirts. However, to get this service, they only clean and press 3 shirts at a time.

Many doctors now induce pregnancies. This express delivery method is called the Golf Tee Time Rush

Unsatisfied with the postal system, many cities employ bike messengers for express (crosstown) delivery service.

Amazon provided a game changer during the 2017 holidays. Known as drop-shipment, Amazon guaranteed 2 hour express delivery for Amazon Prime members.

A: "may I know the delivery status of my purchased product?"
"I would like to know the delivery status of my product that I placed an order for on _______ (date), at ______(time) for a sum of rupees _____."

A: Stipulate is a demand where there is usually a penalty for not complying. So if the delivery dates are stipulated you are required by the contract to meet those dates and can be required to pay money for missing them.

Specified just means that they were mentioned as specific dates. You aren’t necessarily required to meet them and there may not be a penalty for missing them unless a penalty is specifically stated elsewhere.

A: Delivery, i would say is the process perfomed by the doctor while helping the mother during the process of giving birth. Be it a Cesarean or natural birth.

Labor is the period of time during which the mother experiences contractions which leads to the birth of the baby.

Childbirth is the entire process of giving birth.

A: @jokifreek the verb needs to act on an object. In the second sentence you used the word deliver which is a verb. There’s no object that deliver is acting on. Like “deliver the package” for example would work because it gives an object, “the package” for the verb “deliver” to act on. I think the equivalent for Japanese would be something like

“私はを送ります”

If I’m not mistaken this example shows what it would look like if the object the verb was supposed to act on was missing.

A: 2.eg.a client of yours have ordered something from your store and you ask when it should be delivered to them

A: Similar and both are used to ask if you want to get food from a restaurant brought to your house. In this case they mean the same thing.

"Do you want to get delivery?"
"Do you want to order out?"

"Order out" is calling on the phone or message through computer to tell the restaurant what food you want.

"Getting delivery" is someone from the restaurant bringing the food to your house.

"We can order out to get our food delivered."
"Do you want to order out and get our food delivered?"
"I want delivery, let's order out."

A: It sounds like it does not include the date that way. If it did include the date it would sound like, "Would you please arrange the delivery on July 15 or later?"

A:
shipping fee

A: I didn't give you my bank information, when can I give it?

A: "I've got a delivery here." -
I am making a delivery here (default understanding)
OR
There's a delivery here (I'm not the one making it) (acceptable in some situations)

The literal meaning is "I have a delivery, right here/now", where "have" is possessive. It can technically mean different things depending on the context. The "default" or "most natural" meaning is "I am making a delivery here".

"I've delivered here." ->
I have made a delivery here in the past.

A: I have been invited to give a speech this afternoon. I will be sharing my experience about being a part-time tour guide with the Taipei City Tour Guide Association and how one can become a guide.

A: Not bad!! You have a strong accent, but most native English speakers would easily understand what you say.

A: This sentence is fine.

It means "I anticipated that you would be born outside the delivery room."

"outside the delivery room" could mean "not in the delivery room" or "near the delivery room".

A: If you say, "ranges from..." you need to have a "to".

Ex: I love all foods, ranging from apples (a normal food) to natto! (not normal)

...cover the wide range of...
customers'

A: I have a question about the delivery time. How long does it take to deliver each lot?

A: "Could you inform me / update me about these delivery dates?" The second sentence is perfect :)