關於Ton的意思和用法的提問

A: where did you learn about this ? that's a rude words. the meaning is 'fat bitch'

A: This part: But it was, like, a nice e-mail. It was along one, well-thought-out. Subject line I wrote, llllm Sorrylll with like a ton of "O's." ?

It just means instead of "I'm Sorry" she wrote "I'm Soooooooorrryyyy!" Over exaggeration ( 오버하다)

A: "I'm so energetic. I'm so motivated. I'm going to give my all. "

A: You look really good. You have a lot less kilograms, don't you?

A: 많은 재미

A: There are ton of bricks used to build this building.
There are ton of fried chicken served in the party.

A: I like your perfume

A: There are a "ton of things" to get done

A: It’s similar to a lot of and lots of.
By the way, tons of and lots of is a bit more casual.

A: Ton is an American unit of weight measurement equivalent to 2000lb (pounds). A tonne is a metric system unit of weight equivalent to 1000kg (kilograms). You can use them both in the same way.

E. G.
The rock weighed 1 ton
The rock weighed 1 tonne

A: "A ton of oranges" and "tons of oranges" have the same meaning! They both mean that there is a large amount of oranges.

However, the answer above is correct in that saying "I have a ton of oranges in my car" sounds more negative than "I have tons of oranges in my car".

Also, if you're using American English, note that you should say, "There is a ton of books in the house" and "There are tons of books in the house". The difference is the usage of "is" and "are" since "a ton" is singular and "tons" is plural.

A: The first is grammatically correct. “Studying” is what is called a gerund- it looks like a verb, but it is actually a noun. The second doesn’t look correct to me.

A: The word ton actually implies that there is a huge amount. It's probably the reason why "are" is used. English is weird. 😜

A: I love your clothing style

A: I admire your work.

A: Your birthday is soon and I've decided to write you a few lines (a few lines of what though)

A:

Yes, although you can say it better :

comme ça: Your smile melts me


mais c'est pareil quand même

A: Disappointed by your behaviour

A: ton is a unit of weight equal to 1000kg. so 'ton of money' means very very very very much money

A: "A ton of people flocked into our store."

A: It would be better if you say, ‎"I have tons of work to do. I need to organize things but I don't know which I must do first!"

A: “A ton of fun, that sounds like a ton of fun!”

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