關於Customers的意思和用法的提問

A: A backbend is a gymnastics move where you bend over backwards. It is a metaphor here meaning you do a lot to help the customer, even doing things that take lots of effort and that most companies would not do.

https://youtu.be/0gbYAYgQ58U

A: The customers don't feel like they are important to the company, but before they did

A: That customers can use the return route or "dead leg" for shipping freight. A shipper will make a paid delivery from point A to point B. The vehicle/vessel/aircraft then returns (empty) to point A (the dead leg/unpaid segment of the round trip). Now customers can use this empty segment to ship freight cheaply from point B to point A.

A: Customers wishes is incorrect. Customer's or Customers' (single possessive and plural possessive).

A: The literal meaning of the two statements is the same, but adding "will" emphasizes that strength customer's preference. In business, you would say the first if you want to make sure that your employees understands that this customer desire is important.

The first is a bit stronger - "Customers want somebody who will take responsibility" carries the ideas that customers definitely want this.

"Customers want somebody who takes responsibility" means customers want this, but maybe not so much.

I should also add that this difference matters more in spoken English. In written English, the distinction is smaller.

A: @Ri-na 意味は。。。

Customers are being helped = it is happening, now
Customers are helped = it happens at some time

A:

I don’t understand, sorry.

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: × Customers looked like an university students came to my shop.
✓ Customers, who looked like university students, came into my shop.

× The girl’s eyes were shining while she was watching our artworks.
✓ The girl’s eyes were shining while she was viewing our artwork.

× I wish my artworks would be also things like she watched.
✓ I wish my artwork would also be something she would like to see.

“Artwork” is a singular and plural word and it is used more often than “artworks”.

A: Looks good, but the conjugation of “become” send a little, perhaps:
“””
Customers have become increasingly worried/concerned about how the things they buy affect the environment
“””
Or you could also say:
“””
Customers are increasingly concerned about how the things they buy affect the environment
“””

A: Just a spelling error there with ‘quizzes’ but everything is fine :)

A: "Customers pay by credit card" is correct and more natural.

A: You don't have to use "a", but you can if you want to!