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

A: Very good
Excellent
Correct
Exact
Alright
Awesome

A: This depends on the context but as it’s own sentence it means: make yourself perfect or make yourself have no mistakes.

A: It means you are perfect! It means that everything about you is wonderful, and you don’t need to change anything about yourself! 😊

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A: @g_fuxi: It was most fitting, the most appropriate for the situation. In other words, "perfect," but with "beyond" to emphasize how super perfect it was

A: So in English a perfect tense is using the verb to have followed by a past participle.

Present Perfect: I have not studied.
Past Perfect: They had already gone.
Conditional Perfect: We would have seen the movie.
Future Perfect: By 5:00 she will have completed her homework.

A: I am not a perfect person.

A: It is a perfect day
That pose is perfect
That arrangement is perfect
That is is a perfect setting
That outfit is perfect
She is perfect
That song is perfect
That is perfect

A: She got a perfect score.
He hit the ball perfectly.
That looks perfect.

A: Perfect can mean that it is finished and DONE WELL.
Complete can mean it's finished but not necessarily done well.

A: They’re synonyms, meaning they have similar meanings, but “flawless” gets used more when talking about something’s appearance while “perfect” can get used more often and apply to the quality of something as well as its appearance.

“This essay is perfect, great job!”
“Your pronunciation is perfect, you’ve improved *a lot* since we started working together!”

“This dress looks flawless on you, almost like it was made for you!”
“Your makeup is flawless, honestly how did you get so good at doing it??”

A: " perfect to me" means you think the person (their personality, appearance, etc) is "perfect"

"perfect for me" means that you think the other person is "perfect" (appearance, personality,etc ) for you in your relationship (friendship or romantically).

perfect to me is more general and a compliment the other person may not be the most amazing person to everyone but to you they are perfect.

perfect for me is more possessive. like you are the "right person" to be in a relationship with.

A: Perfect for you is something that is just right for you and fits you nicely

Perfect to you is something you may think is perfect but others do not it is usually a bit rude to say it unless said in a joking way so it isn't common

A: Basially, both adjectives have the same meaning:
The party was perfect!
or: The party went flawless!

Still, 'flawless' is rather used realted to a person's or things' looks or if something was done really well:
The floor always looks flawless after you cleaned it.
Your test turned out flawless, you got all the answers right!

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A: I want to go home.

A: perfect

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A: Both are correct. "Perfect weather for a night stroll" would be informal... something you would causally say to a friend or text. "The perfect weather for a night stroll" is a bit more formal.
Both of these are NOT complete sentences though. "Tonight is the perfect weather for a night stroll", or "It's perfect weather for a night stroll" would be complete sentences.

A: 1. Has left
He has been cleaning
He has finished

2. I’ve worked
You’ve been doing

3.Have you heard
have you been doing
We’ve done

A: A perfect home; A perfect house

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