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

A: you are asking for information about something to be knowledgeable

A: It makes sentences more polite.

'Would' is used at the beginning of a question.
Ex. Would you like some apples?

'Please' could be used in the beginning, middle, or end of a sentence.
Ex. Please help me look for my pen.
Can you please help me look for my pen?
Can you help me look for my pen, please?

A: With little depth. Or someone who Is concerned only about silly or unnecessary things. Like someone who cares only about looks or how much money they have.

A: Normally people would use that in emails when referring to a file they attached. E.g. if your applying for a job and you attached your resume to the email, you might say "please find/see attached for my resume." Though sometimes it's really unnecessary to say that. :)

A: it means to calm down

A: "Do something as (someone) pleases" = したいほどする

"He can't just do as he pleases with that kind of money!" (彼はそういう金の程度を好きなように費やすべきじゃないよ!)

^w^

A: I acknowledge you as my captain. / please acknowledge this message

A: 'I am writing to you regarding...' Means that you are writing with a very specific purpose. Basically, It means 'The reason I'm writing to you...'
It's polite, but it's really business-like. Not at all colloquial.
For example: "I am writing to you regarding the sales numbers from last Saturday. We need to compare them with the numbers from our office, so please send them over quickly."
or "I am writing to you regarding your child's recent grades. I think that we can help him to improve, but it's important that you're involved as a parent."

A: Even can be used as a verb, adjective, or adverb.

You beat me once. Now I am back to even the score. (Verb)

She gave the children an even amount of cookies. (Adjective)

She has not even started her homework. (Adverb)

A: "This is my private journal, so please keep out."

A: They mean the same. However, please have this checked sounds passive as to help you make sound a bit polite. The other one sounds very direct and active.

A: please add me のほうが自然です

A: I think either one would be ok. 🙂

A: take it away = bring it to somewhere else (doesn't matter where)
put it away = save it somewhere, like in your pocket

A: no different but people don't really say "I'm pleased seeing you"

A: also you could use “think” instead of consider (hope this helps!! plz reply with any questions)

A: Dresser
Wardrobe
Armoire

A: lower the price a bit please.

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: When someone says 'you yourself' to you, they are just saying you specifically.

Example~~~~
: Could you feed the dog please?
: No, you yourself should feed her, it's your turn!

"There's not a huge advantage over you yourself reading the text, but it does help a bit."

Lecturer is saying that reading the text won't give you a big advantage but it will help you a bit anyway.

A: 6. True
7. Marco Polo is not mentioned here
8. False

A: Although C is gramatically correct, I think D is the answer you're looking for given the context.

A: They both searched madly around the tree house

Madly means frantically as if they were going crazy, going insane or losing their minds

A: Jack bolted to the ladder…

Bolted means run really fast 🏃🏻‍♂️… fast like a lightning bolt ⚡️

A:

He takes the opportunity for some affectionate play with his pups

Surely it must be pups, but it does sound like he is saying pubs…?

Pup is by far the most common word for an infant mammal in the entire English language.