Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Section"s

A: @nataro, Kendrick has said it refers to people born in the 1980’s and the social issues of the 80’s. It is also a verbal allusion to “section 8” a government housing subsidy for poor Americans, some have speculated that it also implies a group of people who are 10x poorer than section 8 recipients

A: section
noun: a part of something bigger.
e.g. "the horror movie section"
(the part of the store with horror movies)
verb:
to break something into parts
e.g. "she sectioned the Apple with a knife"
*in British English, to "section" someone is to put them into a psychiatric hospital.

A: It means that it meets at 11am (I'm assuming am since pm would be late for a class.)

A: At the same time, it will activate parts of the brain responsible for anger - turning good people into bad.

I can't answer since you closed the question, but "normally well-adjusted" is not a typo. It means people who are usually calm and understanding. Overall, it means that it turns understanding people into selfish people.

I'm sorry if my previous answer wasn't super specific.

A: This is a section of an orange:

A: What?

A: here, we will section off the road because of the flooding.

make sure to section off the fatty pieces of the meat, for a healthier meal.

I'm going to section off this strand of hair while I braid the other part.

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A: 1.) He took a pair of scissors and cut off a section of my hair.
2.) I left a small section of parking space for my brothers car.
3.) This section of the chapter will be on molecules.

A: The only real difference is that saying whole/entire is emphasizing that those items are significant enough to have a section to themselves. Removing those words would still result in the same meaning of them being in a separate section, but without the nuance.

A: ah! thanks for the additional info. you'd use SESSION. a SESSION is a short period of time. LIke.. ."we're going to have a training session in room 101"

an un-paid job is also called an 'INTERNSHIP'. you could say "I have to INTERN for 3-4 months before the real job starts".
you could say "I'm going away for unpaid training, then the real job starts" .

"section" is a piece of something. example: take a whole orange and cut it into SECTIONS.
or, a book: "section 1 is about..... "

(good grammar by the way!)

A: For a manual, I think “explains” sound better. (It sounds a bit more official). But both should be fine!

A: A part is one piece of something
A portion is pretty much the same as part
And a section is how something is divided up. Like a section of the rainbow is red.

A: Section=we are read this section of the book tomorrow.
sector= I'm working in the cultural sector.

A: Is it and is there would be incorrect because the tag line always refers to the object of the sentence, which in this case is "you". Therefore, the tag question has to be "didn't you". You could also just say "right?" which can be used in all contexts

A: Ooooh I understand your question now. I completely missed that part in your initial question

You could say:
>"Stocked to the brim"

A: what does "VoA" mean?

I know this isn't the time for this, but I want to know who has taken VoA lessons and how it works. Please explain it to me. How do I do the worksheets? How long does it take to do it?

A: If you mean in hinative, it’s very easy. When you click the circular ask a question hacer una pregunta button it should give you options (what’s the difference between option, how do you say option, show me examples options, etc) if the question is more specific then I like to simply go with the free question option. It’ll let you ask any question without any preset format or anything

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A: If this section of the Great Wall (had no l/didn’t have a ) lake nearby (it would) be boring.

A: 'They live in the best part of town' sounds the most natural

A: The correct sentence would be, "How many sections are in this article?"

A: Near the section down the trail to the next valley, there are loose rocks.
Be careful when walking there.
There are also two separate trails that lead up and come back.
The trail that leads back is under the same trail with loose rocks, so please take precaution.

A: If it is 1 nonlinear remote operation then it is fine. If it is more than 1 then add an 's' to operation and change 'is' to 'are'.