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

A: Slack off=to waste time

A: to slack off means to do less work than you should be doing. eg. 'if he doesn't stop slacking off, he's going to get fired'.

A: “Instead of doing her work, she slacked off.”

“I kept slacking off at my job, so I got fired.”

“For some reason, this teacher doesn’t mind if students slack off.”

A: × I’ve been very busy and slacked off writing this diary every day which was my routine before.
✓ I’ve been very busy and slacked off writing / posting / my diary which had been my daily routine before.

× My father in law and my brother in law came here from Japan.
✓ My father-in-law and (my) brother-in-law / came for a visit / were visiting / from Japan.

× My husband and I cleaned the house and prepared their visiting even they stayed a hotel.
✓ My husband and I cleaned the house and prepared for their visit even though they were staying at a hotel.

× My husband told them he was totally having both of them like all inclusive, he would like to pay everything for them.
✓ My husband told them he would like to treat them to everything while they were here.

× My brother in law is a commercial pilot, so they took business class seats for like almost free cost from Japan to the US.
✓ My brother-in-law is a commercial pilot, so they flew business class / for / at / practically no cost from Japan to the US.

× My husband tried to pay everything, but his dad requested to pay some because he didn’t want to owe everything his son.
✓ My husband tried to pay for everything, but his dad requested to pay for some things because he didn’t want to be so indebted to his son.

× They left the town yesterday morning and headed to Hawaii for staying a few days there.
✓ They left (town) yesterday morning and headed to Hawaii to spend a few days there.

Oh, that's so nice they came for a visit!
I hope you all had a great time together.

"all-inclusive" is more of a commercial term for an all-expense-paid deal from a business, like a restaurant or travel agency. Among family or friends, however, it sounds unnatural, so it's better to just write "we wanted to pay for everything" or "we wanted to treat them to everything."

A: × Completely, I’ve slacked long time today.
✓ Completely, I’ve slacked long time today.
I have completely slacked off today.

A: /aiv slækt af/ That’s what it is in the International Phonetic Alphabet

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