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

A: "What kind of ice cream do you want? I have chocolate or vanilla." "I'd rather have vanilla, please."
"Would you rather have hamburgers or hot dogs?"
"I would rather spend a quiet evening at home than go to the noisy and crowded party."

A: Thanks a lot

A: wine isn't as good as beer.

as a matter of fact I know what you mean.

as the old saying goes, stupid is as stupid does.

as always, leave a comment.

as we we practice speaking English, communicating isn't as difficult

A: I have no idea with that means.

maybe "I am washing the car" ?

A: In and on are prepositions. They show direction, location, time, or introduces an object.

- In is used to indicate inside an area.
They live in Canada.
The cat is in the closet.
They work in cyber security.

- In can also used to indicate time.
I have to exercise in the morning.
They have to leave in four hours.

- On is used on top of something.
Your hat is on the table.
There’s a bug on their shoe.
They got a tattoo on their chest.

- On can also be used to indicate days.
I leave on the Monday.
I can’t wait to see you on Christmas.

A: I thought it was…
I thought it was written like..
I thought it you read it as..

A: is it?

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