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

A: 「もし、彼に会わないと決めていたら、どんなに辛かったか(と、わかった)。」

She realized / how sorry she would have been / had she decided not to see him again.
"had she decided" は仮定法倒置構文という形で「if she had decided」と同じで、実際起こらなかった過去の仮定を表します。

A: No, the last phrase (not dying) doesn't make sense.

Otherwise, it's fine.
Eventually=after some time/after a while
Survive=live.
Realized=figured out

A: It means that she's not smart enough to realize that she is being played. Not smart.

A: realize: darse cuenta/realizar

A: it just means not realizing.

A: Hello!
Examples:

1. I realized that I forgot to turn off the lights in my living room.
2. I realized that I forgot to bring an umbrella today.
3. I realized that I forgot to set aside a meal for my sister.
4. I realized that I forgot to eat my lunch.
5. I realized that I forgot to clean my room.

I hope this helps!

A: "I realized I had to do my homework, but when I did, it was already headed to school."

A: I realized that my english is better than my french

A: I realized that I had left my homework at home after checking my backpack.

A: I realize that you have changed

A: It's a regional spelling difference. America use z instead of s for the "hard" s sounds like realize, optimize etc.
in England, we only use the s in these instances

A: @EdwinG: They are very similar. "Notice" is to physically see something different or new. "Realize" is more abstract. "I realized I was a failure." "I noticed how green her eyes were."

A: Realizing something has to do with understanding, noticing with observation.
"I realized he wasn't interested" (after thinking about the facts, consciously or unconsciously, I understood that he wasn't interested).
"I noticed he wasn't interested" (I could tell from his body language that he wasn't interested).

A: Notice is something you do with your senses. You see, feel, touch, smell, or something

Realize is something you do with your mind. You come to understand something.

I think, in your case, realize is better. :)

A: They pretty much are the same. "Realizing" stresses going from not knowing something to knowing it.

"To be aware of" just means that you know something.

A: Realize means to become fully aware of something that you may have never noticed before. Think means to have a belief, idea, or opinion on something.

example 1: I just realized how much I missed my friends

example 2: I think I’m going to start eating healthy this year

Hope that helped :)

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A: Realized

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A: You need an adverb (necessarily) instead of an adjective (necessary).
had to - because you have to stick with the tense you've chosen.

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

A: as she used to.

A: Excellent

A: You’re welcome