2006年9月5日 · 'Whatever", unfortunately, has become popular as an answer when the person is less than enthusiastic about doing something. For example: [to a child], "You need to clean your room." [Response], "Whatever." It's a verbal shortcut for "Whatever you want, Mom." or "Whatever job you want me to do, Mom.", but it is not heard in a positive tone of voice.

2020年11月7日 · C. wherever D. whatever The answer says the actor will goes for whichever of the two tricks( that he has planned), so it should be "whichever". I don't think I agree. I think the speaker intends to mean: The actor has the first two planned and as for the 3rd, the 4th and so on, he will goes for whatever, so D(whatever) is the right choice.

2014年2月25日 · "Whatever it be" might have been the way to say it in Shakespeare's time. Nowadays you can say "whatever it may be". I probably wouldn't use "wish" without "I". I like sound shift's suggestion, "Whatever you decide, good luck!"

2014年3月27日 · In adjectival uses, however, only the one-word form is used: Take whatever (not what ever) books you need.·When a clause beginning with whatever is the subject of a sentence, no comma should be used: Whatever you do is right. In most other cases, a comma is needed: Whatever you do, don't burn the toast.

2006年3月30日 · Ici, whatever a visiblement une marque d'indifférence totale. Il n'y a guère d'enchantement à faire la connaissance de l'autre. Et donc, comment rendre ce whatever en français? Puisqu'il s'agit d'un langage oral et parlé, j'avais pensé à " 'lut" mais bon, sans doute il ya t'il une expression plus convenable! Merci beaucoup!

2023年4月17日 · La idea que da whatever es: da igual cuál, no importa qué, independientemente, etc, por eso, ninguna de tus opciones en inglés capta la idea que da "depending on...". Click to expand... To me, "the time" seems to refer to clock time (qué horas son), but I might use "the time of day " to refer to "morning" or "afternoon".

2007年9月13日 · -- Whatever. Here it means "whatever you have is fine with me; I have no preference." In all the other examples given, however, (such as "We don't take that coupon" "Whatever.") it is supercilious, contemptuous, dismissive, and rude. To my mind, to be treated rudely and dismissively is indeed insulting, so in that way this response is a type of ...

2020年9月7日 · B: "Whatever do you mean?" in a certain tone of voice tells Person A that Person B knows they left those things out and they did it on purpose. B is kind of challenging A. B is not intimidated by the criticism and is forcing A to explain what they mean, by pretending they don't understand, even though B already knows. And they know A knows they ...

2015年3月11日 · Whatever suits you (better/best) is okay for me. You do not need "better." It is common to say "best" in this phrase and we often don't take the time to count the options while speaking. You also don't need to introduce an extra subject "it".

2010年12月24日 · "Whatever works best" or, "Whatever works the best"----- regardless of how may items or choices the person ...