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

A: Ok. Here's some context: Your friends are organizing some kind of event and want you to help them.

Friend: "Hey, Tomoyagogo, we're having a fund raiser tomorrow and are looking for volunteers to help out."

You: "Sounds interesting."

Friend: "Can I sign you up?"

If you say YES, then you agree that you will be a volunteer for them. If you say NO, then you are saying you don't want to do that.

A: It's making fun of people who believe in zodiac signs because they'd rather be with someone with a compatible sign than someone who's healthy and works out

A: It is how deaf people communicate.

Deaf = people who are unable to hear

It is expressed with hands instead of words.

A: @machan1114: It means that you looked closer at the sign, maybe to see what is on it.

A: Means when you were born. The sign linked to your birthday. Like Aries, Virgo, Taurus

A: I need my boss to sign off on the edits to the contract so we can move forward with the deal.

I haven't signed off on his crazy idea, but if he can make it work I'll be excited!

A: You could go to someone working at the bookstore and say, "Will you be getting this book in stock?" and tell them the books name. They could tell you "Yes, if you sign up we will tell you when we get the book," then you would give them your name and contact information. If they say "No, we will not be getting this book," then you would find a different bookstore.

A: "The way she's acting are signs of depression"

"Did you not see the new bus sign?"

A: I want to sign up for the show.
If you sign up for the show, you can win a prize.

A: sign up usually means register for something for the first time
sign in means you've already registered and are simply visiting again

eg you only have to sign up for Facebook once every other time you log in to view your profile/use the website you are then signing in.

A: The "had" in the first sentence is not necessary because the word "made" already shows a past-tense. However, most Americans i know would not notice if you used either of them.

A: @Lexi99: a constellation is the group of stars that make up the "signs". A sign being a symbol of the zodiac such as Boar, Sheep, and Dragon. Or in America, a Taurus, Leo, or Cancer.

A: It can potentially mean any of those, but I think the closest meaning is "participate".

A: Sign on is used for several things but enlist is always used in the context of joining the military.. almost always anyways

A: I believe it says “elephant king”

A: Sign up- you need to make an account
Sign in-you already have an account and you need to connect to it

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

A: Exclamation point(!), question mark(?), quotation mark("), hyphen(-), colon (:), asterisk (*).

A: A stop sign is usually placed at an intersection that is not usually busy. a red light (traffic light) is placed at an intersection that is busy or has had accidents at it in the past

A: It sounds more natural if it said:

Don't go inside!
Don't enter!

A: You just need to say "...after my house was broken into."

That's all. It's good.

A: A language deaf people use it to communicate. It is a language where you use hand actions instead of a voice.

A: You can also replace "for" with "with" to make it sound even more natural too.

A: Sounds perfect :)