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Bookmark or Share- "report" 和 "presentation" 和有什么不一样？ | HiNativeThe word "present" (here it is pronounced pre-ZENT) means "to show" something, such as "I will present my new car" = "I will show you my new car." So, when we "give a presentation" it means we are standing up in front of an audience and showing them something, or telling them about something.
- What is the difference between "upcoming week" and ... - HiNativeSynonym for upcoming week Both basically mean "the next week," and, "the week after this one." Ex) The party will happen during the following week. The party will happen this upcoming week.|@CalicoCallie: upcoming week is following week but it's only from NOW. maybe..
- which one is correct? i already eat or i already ate or i ... - HiNativei've already eaten, because if you use: already, just and yet, you must use present perfect|I already ate , but it's more proper to say I've already eaten English (US) French (France) German Italian Japanese Korean Polish Portuguese (Brazil) Portuguese (Portugal) Russian Simplified Chinese (China) Spanish (Mexico) Traditional Chinese (Taiwan ...
- "live the moment" 和 "live in the moment" 和有什么不一样？ | HiNativelive the momentThey are similar, but with different meanings. "Live the moment" means to fully enjoy the present moment, and not worry about the past or the future. It is often used as an encouragement or reminder to stay present and enjoy life, as it is a short and precious gift. To "live in the moment" is more about being in tune with your immediate environment and circumstances. This could ...
- What is the difference between "I hope you like it." and ... - HiNativeSynonym for I hope you like it. The first sentence is in present tense while the second is in future tense. If you say "I hope you like it" you're talking about something you have just shown the other person. If you say "I hope you'll like it" you're talking about something that the other person doesn't have or has seen yet.
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