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

A: Q-tips are a brand of cotton swab commonly used to clean people's ears. Chandler is suggesting that Joey pushed a Q-tip so deep into his ear that it went into his brain. He's saying that Joey is stupid.

A: To wiz is to pee. To take a wiz is to pee. That’s more of a UK English term.

A: Have is in the present tense and had is in the past tense.
E.G.
Have > I have a pink chair - I have a pink chair with me now
Had > I had a pink chair - I no longer have a pink chair but I once did

A: "I haven't always been why I should have been in my life" and "I haven't always been what I should have been in my life" have slightly different meanings due to the use of "why" and "what" in relation to one's actions or identity.

"I haven't always been why I should have been in my life" implies that there has been a lack of understanding or clarity regarding the reasons or purpose behind one's actions or choices in life.

Example sentence: I haven't always pursued my true passions and goals in life, and I haven't fully understood why I should have been doing so.

"I haven't always been what I should have been in my life" suggests that there has been a failure to live up to a certain standard or fulfill one's potential in terms of personal qualities or character.

Example sentence: I haven't always been the best version of myself and have fallen short of what I should have been in my life.

总结而言：

"I haven't always been why I should have been in my life" 意味着在生活中，一个人的行动或选择背后的原因或目的不明确或不清楚。

例句：我并不总是追求生活中真正的热情和目标，也没有完全理解为什么我应该这样做。

"I haven't always been what I should have been in my life" 暗示了一个人未能达到某种标准或充分发挥自己在个人品质或性格方面的潜力。

例句：我并不总是成为我生活中应该成为的最好版本，没有达到我应该达到的标准。

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A: To znači da je napisano ovako: Have

A: They are both correct. They have the same general meaning, but could imply slightly different things.

I haven’t managed to finish the job...yet, but I still might be able to if I have more time. It implies at least some possibility if you keep trying.

I failed to finish this job — I can’t finish it, I wasn’t able to finish it in time/by the deadline.

A: 1 & 2 mean the same but 2 could be improved, maybe "My leg got injured".

3 and 4 differ in that 3 asks the person being spoken to if they themselves can fix it while 4 seems to be indeterminate as to who will fix it, perhaps it will be sent out for repairs.

A: "Math hat"

Putting on your _____ hat is used to mean that you are going to temporarily take on a specific role and speak from that position.

A: Surely, I haven't even thought about proposing to visit Cambodia at this time.