Safely

[ngamary]

Dear Teachers,

1.- Did you come home safely last night?
- Did you go home safely last night?

- Which sentence is right?

2. If you’re finished here.
- This means “If you have finished everything here”, right?

3. I’m done with this.
- This means “I have finish this”, right?

4. - Are you understanding?
- Don’t you get that?

-Which sentence is right?

5. Does “look out!” mean “watch out!”?

6. He’s beating the hell out of me.
- What does this mean?

Thanks a lot to Teachers.

[ponpoco256]

1.- Did you come home safely last night?
- Did you go home safely last night?
- Which sentence is right?
2. If you’re finished here.
- This means “If you have finished everything here”, right?
3. I’m done with this.
- This means “I have finish this”, right?
4. - Are you understanding?
- Don’t you get that?
-Which sentence is right?
5. Does “look out!” mean “watch out!”?
6. He’s beating the hell out of me.
- What does this mean?
1. "Did you get home safely last night?"
2. "If you are finished here" sounds weird to me.
3. Right.
4. "Don’t you get that?" is correct.
5. "Watch out" is "look out for a while."
6. "He is beating me up."

ponpoco

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by ngamary
1.- Did you come home safely last night?
- Did you go home safely last night?
- Which sentence is right?
2. If you’re finished here.
- This means “If you have finished everything here”, right?
3. I’m done with this.
- This means “I have finish this”, right?
4. - Are you understanding?
- Don’t you get that?
-Which sentence is right?
5. Does “look out!” mean “watch out!”?
6. He’s beating the hell out of me.
- What does this mean?


1. "Did you get home safely last night?"
2. "If you are finished here" sounds weird to me.
3. Right.
4. "Don’t you get that?" is correct.
5. "Watch out" is "look out for a while."
6. "He is beating me up."

ponpoco
Ponpoco does a great job answering posts. I'll just add a couple of comments.
2. "If you are finished here" is part of a sentence. For example:
If you are finished here I'll use the copier now.
5. Watch out! and Look out! are basically the same. They are warnings.