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

A: At yoga, nothing special happened. Maybe it was even a particularly boring or bad class. So even though the person did not go to the yoga class, they didn’t miss anything important or interesting.

A: you want the personal experience of the class

A: intense means it was difficult, challenging

A: Yoga / a Hindu spiritual discipline, a part of which, including breath control, simple meditation.

It must be "He/she does yoga better than Madison"

So he is very good, but Madison is not so good.

A: Just another way of saying poop/crap/sh*t.

A: These mean the same thing, that during the last ten years (i.e., since 2012) you have not done yoga.

A: “How long have you taken yoga class” implies that the person is still taking yoga class.

“How long did you take yoga class” implies that they are no longer taking yoga class anymore.

A: Same. You just added more detail in the first one.

A: She teaches us yoga eagerly means she's excited to teach yoga. She has energy when she teaches. The second sentence is incorrect. It could be trying to say she's a rough teacher, or that the yoga they're doing is hard.

A: Yoga is physical stretching exercise
Meditation is sitting still with your thoughts

A: Yes, it’s natural. Your sentences are good already. But “one more set again” can replaced with “one more set”.

A: it means ATTENDANCE LIST in English

A: I haven’t practiced yoga in three days

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A: More context is required to be certain. (￣◇￣;) But if I were to guess, I would say that it's just referring to normal yoga pants. When females are on their period, we often get stomach cramps or aches. During these times, it actually helps to wear tight clothes (especially high pants which fit tightly) because it sort of compresses the abdomen area. So for 'period yoga pants', they're just normal yoga pants / leggings that someone bought specifically to ease discomfort and pain while on their period. \(ㅎ-ㅎ;)/

A: -I had an* online meeting
-It was difficult for me to communicate (via) online because I wasn’t used to doing things that way. (This way it would sound a little less redundant and more natural) 👍

A: Yo Ga = form of meditation

Yo Ger to
Yoghurt
Yogurt = a dessert/ used in some Indian cuisines

H is silent, you don’t say the H in yoghurt

A: If you change it to "a sad Rory", it would make more sense. Also, you used "is" and "would" in the same sentence, both of which are different tenses. Either use "was no yoga....would be sad" or "is no yoga...will be sad".

A: I would say: How did you become interested in yoga?

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