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VikkiHorse
18 Jan 2018
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I got you. What is the question.
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18 Jan 2018
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Hola! How can I help? :)
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HDGD
18 Jan 2018
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@alegnaea can you please show me example sentences with the verb toss, tosses, tossing and tossed
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VikkiHorse
18 Jan 2018
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You can give a tip. You can get more than two tips. Tipping your server is polite. If you get tipped, you make more money.
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HDGD
18 Jan 2018
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@VikkiHorse so that's the only meaning or there's more meanings for the verb tip.
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VikkiHorse
18 Jan 2018
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I mean you could tip someone/something over. My cat tips over cups from the table. She just tipped a cup over. I should stop her from tipping things over.
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HDGD
18 Jan 2018
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@VikkiHorse OK I tip someone is to give a tip like money right.
but I don't understand the other meaning
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VikkiHorse
18 Jan 2018
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You can tip, as in give money.
You can also push something to the ground lightly. Like, for example, my cat will push a cup off the table. It’s nothing hard or full of force. It’s just lightly pushing so it falls to the floor.
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HDGD
18 Jan 2018
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@VikkiHorse oh so can I say.
my dad tipped the waitress.
the magician tipped the cup without touching it.
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VikkiHorse
18 Jan 2018
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Yes, you most definitely can.
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alegnaea
18 Jan 2018
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@deleongerman43
Let's toss a coin.
She tosses the salad quickly.
Alex tossed his scrap papers into the trash can.
We started tossing bread to the flock of birds in the park.
Toss can mean different things depending on the way it is used in a sentence. The context of the word 'toss' in the sentences I gave is to lightly throw/fling something.
If you need any more clarifications, feel free to ask. :)
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HDGD
18 Jan 2018
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@VikkiHorse if that's correct and those are the only meanings for tip. then can you please help me with another verb
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HDGD
18 Jan 2018
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@alegnaea but how many meanings for toss are.
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alegnaea
18 Jan 2018
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@deleongerman43
- to move restlessly/feel uneasy
Ex: "She was tossing and turning all night."
- to get rid of or kicked out of (thrown into) a place
Ex: "They tossed him out of the club last night."
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HDGD
18 Jan 2018
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@alegnaea I thought that was like for example. can you toss the ball
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alegnaea
18 Jan 2018
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@deleongerman43 Yes, you're right! In that case it means to throw lightly. :)
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@alegnaea but I still don't get the other meaning
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