Clarity, ninja
Hi,
1) “My tutoring session gave me clarity about (on) the topic we’d covered in class the day before.”
“My tutor helped me get more clarity about (on) the topic we are going through this week.”
Can I use ‘clarity’ this way?
2) Do you ever use ‘ninja’ as a verb?
“My dog crept up to the table and ninjaed the ham off our sandwiches.”
I heard this in a youtube video where a native speaker was talking about how his dog stole his sandwich off the table, picked it apart, and only ate the ham.
Thank you.
Top answer
” Can I use ‘clarity’ this way? No, that's not a good idea. My tutoring session clarified (for me) the topic we'd covered in class the day before .
- ” Can I use ‘clarity’ this way?
- No, that's not a good idea.
- My tutoring session clarified (for me) the topic we'd covered in class the day before .
- Ann225 2) Do you ever use ‘ninja’ as a verb?
- ” I heard this in a youtube video where a native speaker was talking about how his dog stole his sandwich off the table, picked it apart, and only ate the ham.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
Ann2251) “My tutoring session gave me clarity about (on) the topic we’d covered in class the day before.”
“My tutor helped me get more clarity about (on) the topic we are going through this week.”
Can I use ‘clarity’ this way?
No, that's not a good idea.
My tutoring session clarified (for me) the topic we'd covered in class the d
0
Related Questions