Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Xxxx"

A: To popularize

A: It sounds like you're saying "You look like 'Scar'"... if that's the case Scar could be a character or person you resemble.

A: "South Africa has 11 official languages"

A: どこでＸＸＸＸを見つかれましたか。

A: There isn't a set list, in my experience you can pretty much use any noun that can be affected by the speaker before "goals" and it will work fine.

The common ones I've heard:
Career goals
Life goals
Friendship goals
Workout goals

A: career goals
economic goals
personal goals
company goals

A: "How about" when suggesting that I have the best idea.
I would use "What about" when I am unsure on the idea and willing to listen to other suggestions.
‘What about’ can be an objection, but ‘how about’ cannot.

How about going to a movie?

I would love to, but what about the kids? [meaning, we would have to arrange for their care.]

A: ' ' goes inside " "

Ex: He said, "I told him 'no, thank you' but he wouldn't stop asking."

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A: You can say it in such a way

A: 1 sounds more correct in the context you're trying to say it in.

A: The xxxx has been a long-studied topic.

The xxxx has long been a studied topic.


Without “a,” it’s not grammatically correct.

A: No. What do you mean by XXX? If it's a person, you would say
"This is XXX, who no one knows the location of."

A: Don’t you want to let me see it?

A: We had to wait eons to get it approved.

A: How do you greet in xxxx? Do you just shake hands or do you give cheek kisses?