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

A: @kei1123

Try this article: http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/learnit/learnitv137.shtml

A: A person who delivers newspapers to residential doorsteps along a specified route. Oftentimes by bicycle and by teenage workers.

A: "On paper" is referencing how something seems without taking into consideration real-world variables or without moving beyond just an idea/theory. If you want to build something, you draw up a blueprint first. So, if you design something that would be incredibly hard or expensive to build, it would be a great idea "on paper," but not in real life because it is impractical to build.

In your scenario, they are saying that the smartphone sounds great--likely due to the best available components and most recent operating system. But, since they say "on paper," which is a qualifier, they are communicating that they either haven't had a chance to use the phone themselves or that they have had a chance to use it and it isn't as great in actual use as the "specs" (the information they had about the phone) made it seem.

A: Read it really quickly (look for important things)

A: Ahhhh yeah, I got it sooo wrong, sorry... This man said that this dog is a show-dog probably 'coz it's a purebred one (so it's not a mutt) and he has some papers to prove it! So by saying papers he meant some certificates about the pure breed y'know that it is not a mixed one etc. Those dogs are in general more expensive so he couldn't board it any other place just 'coz of safety reasons for this dog lool So, it doesn't have to do with money at all! Lool My bad, I imagined a diff story in my head while reading your question! Lool Hope you understand it now, and yeah, it seems to be a funny movie, so I'm sure I'm gonna give it a shot soon! :) Thanks

A: @jay1101 I work for a marketing company. We always give White Paper to other companies about our business.

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A: I need to finish my paperwork.
I have so much paperwork.
I should file this paperwork.
Have you started/finished your paperwork?
I don't want to do paperwork.
I hate paperwork.

A: Bob delivered 250 newspapers this morning on his paper route.

A: Paper - бумага.
По сленгу, это может означать деньги

I can't print! The printer indicates a paper jam!

Your computer crashed but you still have an essay due Monday? -pick up a pen and paper and sit your ass down :)

Yo homie, this mothafucka's loaded! He's practically swimming in paper

A: “He cut a paper” is past tense. “He cuts a paper” is present tense

A: Thin refers to thickness as shallow refers to depth.
You would use like a thin paper. I wouldn’t use shallow with paper. You could say I’m shallow like a pond, but that is a negative statement a out yourself. You don’t wanna be a shallow person.

A: "Essay" and "paper" can be used interchangeably. "Term paper" is Usually lengthier and something that is done at the end of a "term" or semester and is Usually worth more for your final grade.

A thesis is a body of work done over an even longer period of time, sometimes years. a Doctoral Thesis is a research project and paper encompassing years of work that determines if you become a "doctor" of a field of study.

A: It means the same just they way you say it's differently I guess "come here and take this paper" sounds more rude or harsh and "come here to take this paper" it's a nicer way it depends on the tone of the person
Hope this helps !

A: Thesis isn't something to write on thesis is a statement or theory that is put forward as a premise to be maintained or proved.

A: According to this paper, we can see that she told a lie.

A: if "it" refers to something like a story, an article, an image, or a headline, then it would be in

A: I changed my bills into coins to use the telephone

I changed my bills into coins to make a telephone call

We don't use the word "paper money" (지폐)
We say "bills" or
sometimes "paper bills"
우리는 "paper money"라고 안 하고, "bills"이라고 해요.
가끔에는 "paper bills"이라고 해요.

A: It's Cup holder or cup sleeve, there are more variations but these are more common

A: a bill and an invoice are interchangeable, but bill is usually used for something you get on a regular schedule, like your internet bill or wireless phone bill. A receipt is proof of payment, usually on a small waxy piece of paper. When you go shopping, the clerk gives you a receipt as evidence of the transaction.

A: "Turnitin" is a website right? In that case... "We have to submit the paper individually using turnitin even though every group member's papers are the same!"

A: I'd say, "I don't think we have anything due next class."

A: On*

A: I read a paper THAT our research collaborator wrote.

A: You use "write down" when you're writing words that have been spoken out loud. Like "write down a message" or "write down some song lyrics".

When you're composing the words for the first time, it's just "write". =)