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

A: It means the story is told in a new way.

The treatment of the story is "original"... not been done before.

A: If someone is telling you a long story, but you are busy, you can ask them to "give you the short version", meaning "please say the story quickly without going into a lot of detail". In other words, it means "give me the quick version".

A: Without context, this is difficult to answer.

There are versions with a soft top.
They are almost the same as the versions without the soft top.
The difference between these two versions is that the soft-top version has two doors.

A: Though the person has not done the activity exactly, he has done something similar.

For example: I have not tasted crab, I have tried other seafood.

A: 文は「いつも、もっといい自分になるように一生懸命頑張っている」という意味があると思います。

A: To make it a bit more formal you might say-
Dear (name),
Thank you for considering me as a candidate for (job title). I greatly look forward to meeting with you and discussing the position in more detail.
Please let me know if I can provide you with any more information prior to our meeting on July 24th.
Sincerely,
Davis ( include full name)

A: They are similar in that they both refer to the name or number of a sequence or series of items. “Edition” is more commonly used for books that may get updated over time. The second edition of a cookbook, for example, will have most of the same content as the first, but with a few more recipes, corrected typos, a new introduction, that kind of thing. (If it’s a series, like a comic book, where each one is not just an update to the previous but is a continuation, those are referred to as volumes).

A version refers more to other objects, like software, toys or other products. Similar idea to editions of books, but we would never use version for books, or edition for toys or software.

A: "It's a new version of the app"
"This is a new version of the song"
"It's a new version of the game"

A: There are many versions of The Sims.
This test is the first version.

A: What do you mean? Like, text chat?

A: they are both fine and mean mostly the same! I can’t think of a time where you could say one and not the other

A: They're basically the same thing, except you'd use version for things that aren't a product/something you'd buy.

Ex. (with product)
This version of the book is easier to read.
This edition of the book is easier to read.

Ex. (no product)
When Mary is upset, it's like she's a different version of herself.

A: Both are a little unnatural. It might be better to say:
"This is just a reduced version of it." :)

downsized = to go / shrink to a level smaller
reduce = to make the amount of something smaller

Though they have very similar meanings, they are used differently depending on the subject.

For example, a company "downsizes," they are making the company smaller. You can "downsize" to a small house. You can downsize to a smaller size of clothing if you lose weight (example: "I have downsized to a size 6 pants").

"Reduce" means usually the "smaller amount" of something. For example, you have to reduce the number of employees to downsize a company. You want to reduce the cost of living, etc. You should type more slowly to reduce errors.

"This is just a reduced version" shows that you have a smaller amount of something to make it more simple / easier to understand. "Downsized" version means that you got rid of the older version and made a new, smaller version.

I hope that makes sense.

A: Your version differ_S_ from that of the other witness. (That = the version)
Your version differ_S_ from the other witness_'S_. (Witness's = possessive)
No difference in actual meaning. The version of the other witness is the same as the other witness's version.

A: Version - is different in some ways maybe good or bad but it's not an exact copy

A: What are your interests?

A: You could still say "Look who's talking." Or "I'm one to talk."

A: You could say: You have successfully completed the course with a grade of 90 percent. You will be awarded 5 points.
OR You will be credited 5 points. OR You will receive 5 points.

A: con
(от convict)

A: As in pop music and pop culture, the original word was “popular,” meaning “the people’s.”

A: × When you describe a version of a program in the manual.
✓ When you describe a version of a program in a manual, how would you write it?

× How would you write?

× For example, The 5.2 version or 5.2 version?
✓ For example, the 5.2 version or 5.2 version?

× User knows what the program is.
✓ The user knows what the program is.

Hello, it's unclear if you're asking a question or if you want to know if your statement is correct. I corrected your sentences if that is what you needed.

If you're seeking an answer to your question, the correct way to call out the version number is Version 5.2 or v5.2.

A: Traditionally, the feminine version of the word "guy" is "gal" as pointed out. However, guy has become a more gender neutral term over the years for both sexes and any gender.

I understand in Spanish, words are either masculine or feminine.

While that is the case for English sometimes, a lot of gendered words have lost their gender over time. "Dudette" used to be the feminine version of "dude", yet that word isn't used anymore. I'd describe it as archaic.

So, the word "dude" is applied to anyone, regardless of gender as well as the word "guy".

A: Yes, this makes sense. In fact, I understand exactly what you are saying.
A different way to say this is “She looks like a lesser version of Angelina Jolie”.

A: × "Your version sings a more beautiful melody than the original" or "Your version sings a beautiful melody more than the original" .
✓ "Your version has a more beautiful melody than the original"

× .Which one is correct?
✓ “Your version of the melody is more beautiful than the original”

Or even “The version you sing is more beautiful than the original”

A: × The new version is third as long than the original one.
✓ The new version is three times as long than the original one.