Rachel / Australia
Is it important for you to have a car?
Hi, my name's Rachel, and I'm from Australia. My question is, is it important for you to have a car?
So, where I live at the moment, there is a lot of public transport, so having a car is not a huge thing for me. Obviously it would be nice if I had the option to drive around, could be a bit easier, but no. Overall, as long as I have good public transport, it doesn't affect my life that much, and it's actually better for the environment, so I'm okay with it.
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a huge thing
Meaning: Something that is very important or significant.
Examples:
- For me, learning new languages is a huge thing because I love traveling.
- Getting good grades was a huge thing for my parents when I was in school.
at the moment
Meaning: Right now; currently.
Examples:
- I'm very busy at the moment, but I can call you later.
- She is studying French at the moment because she plans to visit Paris.
as long as
Meaning: If a condition is met; provided that.
Examples:
- You can go outside as long as you finish your homework first.
- I don’t mind walking as long as the weather is nice.
I'm okay with it
Meaning: I accept it; it doesn’t bother me.
Examples:
- If we eat at a different restaurant, I'm okay with it.
- She didn’t win the game, but she's okay with it because she had fun.
obviously
Meaning: Clearly; something that is easy to understand.
Examples:
- Obviously, studying every day will help you improve faster.
- He was very tired, so obviously, he went to bed early.
overall
Meaning: In general; considering everything.
Examples:
- Overall, the trip was great, even though the weather was bad.
- She made a few mistakes, but overall, her presentation was excellent.
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