Please allow me to ask four questions.
1. What's the meaning of "art" in the following sentence: 'Acquire ART that your grandchildren will fight over.'
Is "ART" synonymous with "SKILL" like piano playing or playing baseball?
2. What do being a passenger and being a pilot in the following second sentence mean?
'Time flies. Are you a passenger or pilot?'
I understand being a passenger means being passive whereas being a pilot means having control over one's life.
Am I right?
3. Is the verb "slow dance" in 'Good luck slow dances with the prepared' synonymous with "favor"?
4. Life's little instruction on June 12 goes: Never take a first date to a Renaissance Festival. Please tell me what's wrong with a Renaissance Festival.
I'm sorry to ask so many questions, but I'd appreciate it very much if you wouldn't mind answering them. Thank you.
Top answer
1) No. It means eg paintings, eg sculptures. 2) Yes 3) Yes 4) Some people love them, some people think they are stupid.
- 1) No.
- It means eg paintings, eg sculptures.
- 2) Yes 3) Yes 4) Some people love them, some people think they are stupid.
- It's better not to take someone until you are sure they will like it.
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1) No. It means eg paintings, eg sculptures.
2) Yes
3) Yes
4) Some people love them, some people think they are stupid. It's better not to take someone until you are sure they will like it.
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