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

"would you like the red or blue cup?" "it doesn't matter, I like both colors" "it doesn't matter if you don't like pizza, there will be other food options available"

What do you want? What does that mean? Don’t do that! Doesn’t that make since?

If there is, it's rare. Some might also say: "He's really skilled at football" where skilled is used instead of skills

"I'll sue you if you don't pay."

Directed at the person, "You are such a suck up!" Directed to other friends discussing the person sucking up to you, "He/She is such a suck up! They are always giving me compliments to get something from me."

This club is closed on the Mondays of every second and fourth week of the month

You can also say "shooting the breeze", which is still casual but entirely polite. "Exchanging pleasantries" implies that there was at least a little bit of a formal or superficial feeling to the conversation. I saw an old classmate on the street and we exchanged a few pleasantries, but each of us actually seemed eager to get it over with. Our CEO had the chance to meet President Obama and spend a few moments exchanging pleasantries. On the other hand, "shooting the breeze" implies that there was some degree of relaxation or informality in the conversation. Our CEO had the chance to meet President Obama, and to his surprise they spent a few minutes just shooting the breeze - talking about cars, baseball, and what their kids are learning in school. The old man and I didn't talk about much. We just sat around shooting the breeze while we waited for the bus to come.

"My boss judges me by how many things I've done, but what matters is what I've done." "Well, quality over quantity." OR "Maybe you should remind him, quality over quantity." OR "Maybe you should remind him that it's often better to value quality over quantity."

think about it this way. "i got bored" is "제가 심심해졌어요" right? you wouldn't say "제가 하는 척해졌어요" in korean either. it just sounds a little unnatural ^^"

Today was a day for people who have disabilities. Like previous years, there was a big demonstration today. This demo is usually a really difficult event. Because the protesters/demonstrators *1* are really tough and unpredictable. Sometimes they have attacked people with their automatic wheel chairs, suddenly rushing at us during the parade. And some of them rush to cars that are driving on the road, which draws attention from the media *2* So we always need to pay attention or we may get hurt. But today's demo finished early, way earlier than I expected. Nothing big actually happened at the demo/parade today, it was really nice because they demonstrated peacefully and finished early. We could go back to the camp early. I was nervous about the demo today but it's a relief that nothing happened and nobody got hurt. Today I got the suit that I ordered a couple of days ago . Though I didn't try to wear it, *3* it fit me perfectly. The design was nicer than I expected, but I should shorten the pant legs *4* because they're too long for me right now. Now I'm considering whether I should return the suit or not. Hmmm.... I need to think about it more. Tonight, I got a penalty from the captain. While I was writing my essay for the competition, the captain suddenly showed up and scolded me. He thought that I was using the computer to surf the internet. But I swear I wasn't, I was seriously trying to write my essay. He didn't trust me and gave me a penalty.  I just didn’t try to persuade him. He doesn't listen to what I say anyway, so I gave it up. What a bad ending to the day. *1* = I am not sure if this event was a nice parade or if they were trying to protest for their disabilities? If they were just doing a nice parade they wouldn't really be protesters. :) *2* or "in order to draw the media's attention" if they were purposely trying to get attention *3* I'm not sure if you tried it on? Then you wouldn't say "though I didn't try to wear it". You would say "I tried it on even though I wasn't going to wear it today"* *4* or you could say "the bottoms" instead of 'pant legs'*

There a quite a few typos here and there but let me correct them for you. ^^ "I do understand some dress codes like prohibiting wearing shirts with insulting phrases printed on them, but schools can't forbid people to show their shoulders or legs. If you get distracted by someone's skin, it's your problem and you can't blame anyone for that. I mean seriously, most of the dress codes are ridiculous and don't make any sense. I was dresscoded because my dress was too short. I was sent home and had to miss my second period, just so that guys wouldn't be distracted by my skin. These dress code rules are prioritizing boys' rights to study over girls' rights to express themselves. Some people say they don't wanna see girls walk around, dressing like prostitutes. Well, it's basically saying like this, "Why don't you cover yourself so that I dont have to see your face?". If girls wanna dress the way you think prostitutes do, let them. Because those girls have nothing to do with you. People really should not care about what others wear. Sorry if I messed it up. Great paragraph by the way. I totally agree!!!

I don't think your examples get across the point being made here... It's not that this subject has natural talents in language and studying would be simple or unnecessary (like you said), but that they have artistic talents and there is no need to learn a second language since they have another talent they should focus on instead.

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