10 More Legal Terms You Need to Know: A Beginner's Guide to Understanding the Law

[@mohamedmifras8274]

Very good one

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Thanks so much!

[@mohamedmifras8274]

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[@SingleStepEnglish]

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[@johnwade1325]

Nice presentation. As it is about legal terms, it might be wise to put a warning in that some of the terms might have slightly different meanings in different countries (USA, UK. and others).

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Thank you. That’s a very good point!

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, What is the difference between 'In your name ' under your name '? Where i can use them ?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Here is the difference between the two. In Your Name This phrase means something is done on behalf of someone or officially representing them. It signifies authorization or ownership. Examples: "I signed the contract in your name." (I signed it as your representative or with your permission.) "The car is registered in your name." (The car officially belongs to you.) Use "in your name" when referring to ownership, representation, or formal actions done on someone's behalf. Under Your Name This refers to something listed, filed, or categorized using someone's name. It’s more about how information is stored or organized rather than ownership or representation. Examples: "The hotel booking is under your name." (The reservation was made using your name.) "The package is under your name at the post office." (The package is labeled with your name.) Use "under your name" when talking about a record, reservation, or item assigned to a specific name. Summary: "In your name" = Ownership or acting on behalf of someone. "Under your name" = Something listed or stored using their name.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

Thank u so much sir ​@SingleStepEnglish

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me is it correct sentence correct? 1)It's a fake document it seems

[@SingleStepEnglish]

That sentence is correct.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

Grammatically correct

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me are these sentences grammatically correct? 1)The manager always makes me ready for the shipment. Is it correct sentence? What is the meaning

[@SingleStepEnglish]

The manager always prepares the shipment for me.

[@mahmood3651]

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[@SingleStepEnglish]

Ah, thank you so much!

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me are these sentences grammatically correct? Situation My manager always prepares me for the shipment. It means im the main person for receiving shipment 1)The manager brought me for shipment

[@SingleStepEnglish]

The manager always sends me the shipment.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

I couldn't use he brings me for the shipment ​@@SingleStepEnglish

[@mohamedmifras8274]

We could not say brings ​@@SingleStepEnglish

[@alious-s2z]

May you also show the IPA at the same time with the respelling, I dont think Japanese or other non native english speaker would have a higher present that being more familiar with respelling rather than IPA.

[@alious-s2z]

Could you also show the IPA along with the respelling? I don't think Japanese or other non-native English speakers would be more familiar with respelling than with the IPA.

[@alious-s2z]

Especially when the respelled words were written in capital letters.

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Thank you for that suggestion. I will definitely consider using IPA in the future.

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Good point, thanks.

[@SingleStepEnglish]

See my answer below. Again, thank you for your comment/suggestion.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me are these sentences grammatically correct? 1)I left my wallet on the bus. 2)I left my wallet in the bus. On or in ? 3) I left my phone in the seat 4)I left my phone on the seat.

[@SingleStepEnglish]

On the bus is correct On the seat is the most common one. However, you could lose a wallet in a seat.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me are these sentences grammatically correct? 1)The manger always brings me for the shipment 2) The manger always brings me to the shipment. which is correct

[@SingleStepEnglish]

The manager always brings me the shipment.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

I mean he prepares me for the shipment. He put me in shipment day ​@SingleStepEnglish

[@mohamedmifras8274]

The manger perapremes for the shipment that is the meaning ​@SingleStepEnglish

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir , Could you please tell me which is? Under your name and in your name It's in retail sector clothing. The sales associate request the items on iPod. While store keepers check the items on ipod. And collect the item then handover that item to sale associate then sales associate give that item to the customer who wants to try the item. In yhis situation as store keeper i collected the item and handover that associate but then she said didn't request. I said that item is in your name is it correct or not ? Under your name or in your name

[@SingleStepEnglish]

In your name. Thanks for the detailed explanation of the situation. Or... the item lists your name.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR ​@SingleStepEnglish

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me are these sentences grammatically correct? 1)I can show my demand 2)search it on Google 3)Search for it on Google 4)Search there on Google. 5)Search for that on Google Are these sentences grammatically correct

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)I can show my demand Not quite sure what you mean here. Sorry. 2)search it on Google 3) is correct. . 3)Search for it on Google Perfect! 4)Search there on Google. This is also possible. 5)Search for that on Google Also is fine.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

Thank u so much for ur help

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me how to say in english? I want to show my demand if he doesn't give me a chance

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Here’s a polite way to say that. 1) Could you please give me a chance to explain my needs? 2) I would appreciate the opportunity to express what I need if possible.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me? 1)He is on the lift 2)He is in the lift 3)he is on the elevator

[@SingleStepEnglish]

In Since he is riding inside.

[@nand3576]

How about signing a contract as witness!

[@SingleStepEnglish]

"Would you like to sign the contract as a witness?" "How about acting as a witness and signing the contract?"

[@nand3576]

@ acting as a witness is to acknowledge the terms of the contract and agree as a third party OR Witness of the signature of the parties