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

A: it means "how important is it" or "why is it important"

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A: you should already know how important the conversation is

A: it means that the techniques/methods/approaches that are later explained in the sentence are very important/basic/useful. 😊

A: 大きい、でかい、高いなど
In this case "the importance is huge" means 重要性が高い

A: 重要視する

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A: I learn this just for my examination. I know this phrase is a very very very formal way to say important

A: 1. You should give importance to your studies.
2. Importance should be given to some major problems.

A: important : is used when you want to express how something is needed/crucial.
ex : it's very important put on your safety belt while driving.
or
don't forget to lock the door! it's important!

importance : is when you want to explain, or describe why something is importance
ex : the importance of body lotion is to keep your skin moisturized.

A: - The interests of the child are of paramount importance.
- And it seems to us that everything that concerns human
investment must be of paramount importance.
- That's why honesty, reliability and absolute adherence to deadlines are of paramount importance to us.

A: Both mean the same thing. When speaking I would always say "It's important". "It's of importance" is more formal and might be written. More commonly we might write "It is of high importance" or "It is of some importance".

A: Both are acceptable forms meaning the exact same thing.

A: Both words are used in both written and spoken English

"Important" is used to describe something as important in general
"Of importance" is used to describe something as important to something specific, for example, religious importance, cultural importance, financial importance etc. Usually "of importance" is not used alone, but with supporting context.

A: @Cryptohack I got to understand the difference completely.

A: @livelylife: importance is a noun.

this thing is of a huge importance for me.

important is the adjective.

its really important.

A: It is of vital importance.

A: Why is the English language important?

A: Perfect!

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A: Describe how important the Internet is in our lives.

A: Excellent Your tenses are really natural , good job

A: I can not overstate the importance... :No matter how important I say it is, it wouldn't be enough because it is so extremely important.
The focus of the first sentence is that its importance is much higher than how I'm able to present it.

I do not overstate the importance... : It is at least as important as I am saying it is.
The focus here is more that it is not less than what you are saying. Sounds more defensive than trying to make an actual point.

A: It very much depends upon where you are using this sentence. The term "one's success" is no longer used in natural speech, and is rather old, even in academia, but if you really want to use that term, a more correct version of that sentence is, "The importance of education TO one's success has LONG BEEN recogniSed in society." Note that UK English mostly uses "iSe", not "iZe" (American spelling).

A: Sounds great!

A: She had become aware of the importance of the task.

She became aware of the importance of the task.