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

A: It is like saying "you're welcome." Tom is saying that it was no trouble, so there is no need for Ana to thank him.

A: we like/love each other at first sight

A: The only way I, personally, could think of adding 'along with' and keeping a natural tone would be,
"Along with her school work, Ana makes time for her hobbies."

A: “Off out” doesn’t exist. I’ve never heard that before

A: In this context you use 'is' when you are talking about one person (singular) and you use 'are' when you are talking about two or more people (plural).

So the correct sentence would be 'Where are Ana and John?'

Singular example: 'Where is my mom?'

Plural example: 'Where are my mom and dad?'

A: They are said the same way.

A: Ana has already answered my letters.

A: Ana doesn’t know what to do. She has studied a lot but thinks that she will fail the exam. She is very pessimistic. She makes me angry sometimes with her attitude. She’s always complaining but gets the best grades in the class.

A: Ana can you go to the bakery?

A: Anna and Raul are dating

A: Ana sometimes plays tennis is ok but "Ana plays tennis sometimes. " would be better.(el segundo es mejor)

A: If Ana is 20, then you should say "is turning 21".

If she's 15, then you can say "when Ana will turn 21,..."

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A: first sentence is perfect. Im not sure what you are trying to say in the second sentence.

A: all of the answers are ok but the first one is most likely to be used

A: yes, it would be "me too" :)