“Her tweet went viral.”
“Is it streaming anywhere?”
“Oh no, I accidentally liked her picture!”
“Is the meeting in person or zoom?”
“Ugh, I forgot my wallet. Oh well, I’ll just pay with my phone instead.”
“I looked it up on my phone.”
“Be sure to put your mask on before entering the bank.”
“Text me a picture of it”. It’s a confusing sentence even before you consider the technological aspect.”
“You can’t take that bottle of water on the plane.”
“I love the outfits she wears, so I’ve been following her for a while”
“Let’s door dash something to eat.”
“I have to charge my book, cigarette, and car.”
“I’ve been ghosted.”
“What’s the WiFi password?”
“I googled it, and found a youtube that explained it.”
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I downloaded more HP for my car
Saying "let me xerox that for you" compared to "let me copy that for you". One is contingent on person knowing what Xerox company is most known for to understand that a photocopy will be produced... Another is independent of a brand name.