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

A: ‘Be careful how you talk to others about your relationship with (another person)’ or ‘Be careful how you describe your relationship with (another person) to others’ [about relationship or status].

Espero haberlo entendido correctamente!

A: @hilac Very good question! I wasn't actually sure myself so I looked it up and found this:

https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/21458/rule-for-questions-like-or-is-it

I think they explain it pretty well, so hopefully, it helps!

A: 鞭打ちで打たれると思います。

そのみたいな物で打たれる。

A: Related to it on an emotional/intuitive levels rather than an intellectual one.

A: Not sure I’ve heard this. But it is probably similar to what happens when you get between a mom and her kids. A mom will do anything to protect her kids and do what’s best for them. So get between them and be ready for a fight.

A: A: Ugh! This was the worst day ever. I had a tire burst while I was stuck in heavy traffic, so I ended up having to reschedule my dentist appointment for another day even though my molars are killing me.

B: Dude, that's the story of my life.

（こう言われたAさんは、「自分だけじゃないんだ」と安心するか、「自分より大変な人もいるんだ」と愚痴った自分が情けなくなるかのどちらか、あるいは同時にどちらもするでしょう）

A: My sister was just given a cat.
My sister had a cat.
My sister will get a cat.
My sister has a cat.
My sister will be given a cat.
My sister is getting a cat.

A: @Ensolin yes, you can use that phrase also.

A: I read (or I came across) a painful story in an online article

A: the phrase "to make a long story short" is used before saying a summary of a story you're telling.

"to make a long story short, I ended up lost in the woods because my phone ran out of battery and I couldn't use my gps."

A: the difference is that "to make a long story short"/"long story short" is to summarize a story or event that happened while "to make it short" can be used in any situation. In short, there are more limitations to the first than to the second.

A: Story- puede ser cierto o falso.
Tale- muy similar a “story” pero típicamente es alga de ficción
Fairytale:cuento de hadas
Tall tale - un relato absurdo

History- refiere al pasado. En la mayoría de los casos es el tema que se puede estudiar. Pero se puede usarla en una manera similar con story o tale. Típicamente, a history se considera cierta. También, history puede referir a los antecedentes de una persona como “health history”

A: They have the same meaning. It's basically two different ways of saying the same thing.

A: tell = present future.

told =past

if you wanted to use told you would say:

she told quite an interesting story.

In a conversation and not writing I would say:

it was quite an interesting story that she told

A: 'convincing' gives the idea of the story which is being told is able to make you believe in it; while 'compelling' gives the sense of 'evoking interest' / 'making you interested' in what is being told.

A: I can’t read the story because I have a 10 sec time to record

A: It wouldn’t be wrong but you would have to change the sentence a little bit so that it makes sense and flows smoothly.
The difference is “being restored” is that it is happening so in the present tense. “restored” is it has already happened so in the past tense.

A: that sentence is make sense, but I guess we don't use it that much

A: I'd just simply say "this is very interesting" or "what you're saying is very interesting". Although to me, a real way to show interest is not to say it, but to engage in a conversation about what was said.

A: Well I’d say that we read about people we admire to learn about how they got to the point they are today, what lessons we can apply to our own lives, and follow their lead when it comes to achieving our goals

A: I'm not sure what you mean.

A: Sally used the word "handbidextrous" instead of the correct ambidextrous. This made her classmates laugh at her. She felt embarrassed and decided to join the French Foreign Legion. The French Foreign Legion, in the past, was where some men went when they wanted to abandon/escape their old life because of something shameful they had done. Sally is overreacting to a misused word in deciding to take such a drastic action.

A: × the story about Romeo and juliet make me tragic.
✓ The story of Romeo and Juliet is tragic.
The story of Romeo and Juliet makes me sad.

"tragic" isn't a feeling you have, it describes things that make people sad and distressed.

A: All of those are fine. The second two obviously emphasise the interest

A: 1. Yes, they are both natural.
2. I don't know about more formal (probably), but using "yet" here makes the speaker sound more sophisticated for sure.