May 15, 2025
What is Flash panning? 2.0
Do you have heard this before? Let me explain.
While I was bored in my home, I stopped to reading the news, and so, one of them drew me.
From what I understood, it seems like a meeting between two people, maybe a “couple” or the first encounter, so, it doesn't matter. The central point is, to make a quick relationship, they can even pretend to be a couple, but, since the first troubles appear, they just give up. Of course, It’s not good for anyone, but it is what it is. It is more common in young people. In Brazil, we call, “Ficante, or peguete” something like “ It’s my girlfriend/Boyfriend but not official.”
I know, it’s confusing, but I guess you got it. So, I have a ask to you, what do you think about this?
Please, feel free to comment and share your opinion, i really interested to know
Guys, this is second version from my old text "What is Flash panning?" with that, I hope leave more easy to understand and more clean, please, let you feedback from me improving even more my english
DoHave you have heardeard about this before?
"Do you have" would be used when asking if someone has a physical object, like "Do you have a pen?"
If you're asking about an action it's "Have you <past tense verb>"
While I was bored in my home, I stopped to reading the news, and so, one of them drew me in.
"to" takes the simple form of a verb, not the "ing" form.
"drew me" would mean that someone e.g. sketched a picture of you
"drew me in" means that something captured your attention
From what I understood, it seems like a meeting between two people, maybe a “couple” or the first encounter, so, it doesn't matter.
The central point is, to make a quick relationship, they can even pretend to be a couple, but, sionce the first troubles appear, they just give up.
"since" is talking about the points after the event until now. "once" is better used for this kind of cause and effect situation.
Of course, Iit’s not good for anyone, but it is what it is.
"it's" doesn't automatically get capitalised, only if it's the start of a sentence like most other words.
It is more common inamong young people.
In Brazil, we call, it “Ficante, or peguete”, something like “ It’sThey're my girlfriend/Boyfriend but not official.”
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I know, it’s confusing, but I guess you goet it.
You need the "it" here because of the two types of "call"
"call X Y" - to describe something X as Y
"call X" - to make a phone call to X or shout out for X
In this case X is "it" and Y is “Ficante, or peguete”
"it" for a person is usually considered rude. "they" gets used for person of unknown gender, or sometimes "he/she"
"get it" since you're addressing the reader in a present tense.
So, I have ato ask to you, what do you think about this?
You can say in some circumstances "I have an ask of you", but it comes across as either archaic of very business-y depending on context. If you just want to ask someone a question, it's better to use the verb.
Please, feel free to comment and share your opinion, iI am really interested to know
May 22, 2025
So many thanks for your sugestions , certainly help me so much
Do you have you heard this before?
Whilen I was bored in myat home, I stopped toarting reading the news, and so, one of them drew me.
From what I understood, it seemsed like a meeting between two people, maybe a “couple” or the first encounter, so, it doesn't matter.
What is Flash pPanning? 2.0
Do you haveHave you heard this before?
While I was bored in myat home, I stopped to reading the news, and so, one of them drew articles interested me.
From what I understood, it seems like a meeting between two people, maybe a “couple” or the first encounter, so,either way it doesn't matter.
The centralmain point is, to make a quick relationship, t. They can even pretend to be a couple, but, since when the first troublissues appear, they just give up.
Of course, Iit’s not good for anyone, but it is what it is.
It is more common in young people.
In Brazil, we call, this “Ficante,” or “peguete.” sSomething like “ It’s my girlfriend/Bboyfriend, but not officially.”
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I know, it’s confusing, but I guess you got it.
So, I have a ask to youwant to ask, what do you think about this?
Please, feel free to comment and share your opinion, i. I am really interested toin knowing.
Feedback
That is interesting, I have not heard of that before. It doesn’t seem like a good way to make a stable relationship. I think what makes the best relationship is the ability to communicate and work through issues together. Obviously, it’s ok to separate over irreparable differences, but sometimes it seems like people don’t even try to fix things.
May 22, 2025
I totally agree with you, sometimes you just have to sit down and talk, and that can be resolved. By the way, thanks for you correction
DoHave you have heard this before?
While I was bored in my home, I stopped to reading the news, and so, one of them articles drew me in.
The central point is, to make a quick relationship, they can even pretend to be a couple, but, sionce the first troubles/ fight/ conflict appears, they just give up.
Of course, Iit’s not good for anyone, but it is what it is.
It is more common inamongst young people.
In Brazil, we call, “Ficante, or peguete” something like “ It’sthey are my girlfriend/B boyfriend but not official.”
¶
I know, it’s confusing, but I guess you got it.
So, I have ato ask to you, what do you think about this?
Please, feel free to comment and share your opinion, iI am really interested to know.
Feedback
Keep it up! I have never heard of this before. Now, that I know what it means, I am not really fond of it.
May 22, 2025
Thank you bro, I want improving my english more and more, and all of the comments make me happy to continue
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What is Flash panning? 2.0 What is Flash |
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Do you have heard this before?
"Do you have" would be used when asking if someone has a physical object, like "Do you have a pen?" If you're asking about an action it's "Have you <past tense verb>" |
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While I was bored in my home, I stopped to reading the news, and so, one of them drew me. While I was bored in my home, I stopped While I was bored Wh While I was bored in my home, I stopped to read "to" takes the simple form of a verb, not the "ing" form. "drew me" would mean that someone e.g. sketched a picture of you "drew me in" means that something captured your attention |
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The central point is, to make a quick relationship, they can even pretend to be a couple, but, since the first troubles appear, they just give up. The central point is The The central point is, to make a quick relationship, they can even pretend to be a couple, but, "since" is talking about the points after the event until now. "once" is better used for this kind of cause and effect situation. |
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Of course, It’s not good for anyone, but it is what it is. Of course, Of course, Of course, "it's" doesn't automatically get capitalised, only if it's the start of a sentence like most other words. |
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It is more common in young people. It is more common This sentence has been marked as perfect! It is more common |
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In Brazil, we call, “Ficante, or peguete” something like “ It’s my girlfriend/Boyfriend but not official.” I know, it’s confusing, but I guess you got it. In Brazil, we call, “Ficante, or peguete” something like “ In Brazil, we call In Brazil, we call You need the "it" here because of the two types of "call" "call X Y" - to describe something X as Y "call X" - to make a phone call to X or shout out for X In this case X is "it" and Y is “Ficante, or peguete” "it" for a person is usually considered rude. "they" gets used for person of unknown gender, or sometimes "he/she" "get it" since you're addressing the reader in a present tense. |
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