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

后面这半句话是这样的，if you were writing to a city council，假若你给市政府写信；if you were是虚拟语气，表示一个假设的情形。因为后面这个clause使用了虚拟语气，前面的than they would就要统一时态。这句话的意思是“给你的朋友写信要比（假若）给市政府写信更容易”，因为后面的“给市政府写信”是假设的，前面就要说“要”比。 不然的话这句话也可以简单地说“给朋友写信比给市政府写信容易”，when you are writing an email to a colleague or a friend you know well and like, the words flow more easily and naturally than they do when you are writing to a city council，整句都用一般时态。也可以用未来时，when you are writing an email to a colleague or a friend you know well and like, the words flow more easily and naturally than they will when you are writing to a city council，“给朋友写信会比给市政府写信容易”。但如果用一般时，则表现不出“假如给市政府写信”的意思，显得好像默认人们平时就经常又给朋友写信又给市政府写信；用未来时的话，则表达的意思是暗示人们确定要去给市政府写信了，但这句话只是在假定的情形下表达一个概念，人们并没有真的接下来就要去给市政府写信。所以在这里用虚拟语气。

Someone who tends to make situations uncomfortable or weird

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Naturally enough, I wasn't happy when he didn't pay back the money I lent him. We were disappointed that it rained all day, naturally enough.

“Not for a thousand dollars would I go to and see that show” Is the same as “I wouldn’t go and see that show even for a thousand dollars”. The first is a bit more emphatic and poetic, but I’d stick to the second.

"What a coincidence" is a very natural phrase. Ex. Juliana and Jacob run into eachother at the store. It would be natural for one of them to say, "What a coincidence to see you here!" Ex. Joseph and Carl are best friends and are suprised to find out they applied for the same job. "What a coincidence!"

They are the same

Hay varias maneras en que se puede 'detoxify', incluyendo por un cambio de comida, pero hay otras. La segunda frase es más especifico a la comida.

ABILITY: talent, skill, or proficiency in a particular area (ability to type fast) QUALITY: the degree of excellence (high-quality food) AIM: a purpose or intention; a desired outcome (I aim to finish this book tonight.) LOOKING SO NATURALLY: being able to fit in and look at ease with the situation/surroundings (She looks so natural in that dress.)

I would like to place an order for $200 worth of oil

The 2 ways you can say it is: You own me nothing I don't expect anything in return example 1) If you helped someone you and that person offered you something then you can say "thank you but I don't expect anything in return"...or... "I don't need anything in return". 2) If you helped someone and they say 'I own you my life' or 'I own you something' then you can can say "No, you own me nothing" or "you own me nothing because I didn't help you to get something in return" I hope it helped you (if you need more explanation you can ask me)

Then I think you should keep it as it is... “As you do more favors...” though I find it weird for people to look down on you whenyou do them favors. A thought may be that as consequence of you doing plenty of favors, they tend to “take advantage of you.”

More natural (just a few tiny things): 1. There is no doubt that doing such things/activities would make people feel a pang of guilt. 2. I have seen many army movies these days, so I've seen many brutal scenes. (This is kind of a tough one because it sounds a little repetitive. It's ok, though.) 3. The company he created ten years ago has gradually evolved into a multinational business. (It helps to be in the active form) 4. My argument/point of view is that human rights are more important than local law. ("Contention" is a little strange – it's like a many-way fight between several people. "Argument" is a word that means your addition to some kind of controversy, if that makes sense.) Hope it helps! Good luck!

Uijeongbu fire victims claimed that the rescue helicopter made fire spread more on the buildings. They criticized the government. It is totally the same case that the Sewol victims were protesting and claiming that the government is responsible of the accident.

And unless a close friend is asking and really wants to know, the only acceptable answer is "good" or "great". You would never say "not so good" to a stranger in a shop or even a co-worker you don't know well. "How are you?" Is a routine question that is basically like saying "Hello".

Your sentence only has one mistake. "I will learn about what I want to speak with foreigners naturally in the future." 다만, 이렇게 표현하신다면 더 자연스러울 거예요. "I will learn what I want to speak with foreigners about naturally in the future." "I will learn what I want to talk to foreigners about naturally in the future."

It should be more like, "In spite of myself, I ran up towards the source of the voice and climbed over the fence to stand on the right bank." And "But, when I got there, the voice had disappeared and was seen to be the sound of a roaring waterfall, as if an innumerable amount of demons were shrieking out with white foams gathering." That's about it, you're nearly there!

He was naturally so good with words (that) he became a writer. He was a natural writer.

I would like to experience a culture different from Japan, such as Canadian food culture and manners. Naturally to learn English through studying abroad.

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I think both are common. I think it's a little easier to pronounce "should have" than "should've" so I think "should have" might be more common.