Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Mosquito"

A: It means that mosquitos must like you as they keep biting you....

A: It means you used a fly swatter to smash mosquitoes but they flew away. To swat is a way a saying to smash or fail at hitting something. Sometimes it can be used as a weak try at slapping.

A: There are a lot of mosquitoes out that are biting a lot

A: To "breed out of existence" means to overwhelm the genetic population of a species until the genetic subtype in question is no longer reproduced.

A: “I got bitten by a mosquito on holiday”
“Mosquito bites are quite painful”
“I’ll transfer the money into your bank account”
“She doesn’t have enough in her bank account”

A: - my arm itches from all the mosquito bites!

- I don’t want to go out today there are too many mosquitoes.

- put on some bug spray to avoid getting bit by a mosquito

A: No difference, as far as your example is concerned

A: Hello! Sentence A is the correct way to say that mosquitos have already bitten you. Sentence B is incorrect because it does not have "been". "Been" indicates that the mosquito bites were in the past. Because it does not have "been", sentence B is thus an incomplete sentence. Does this make sense?

A: The second one is very casual.

I'd say...

I've been bitten by a mosquito.

A: Midges are smaller than mosquitoes. They also say midge flies do not carry diseases like mosquitoes do.

Midge flies have short wings.
Mosquitoes have longer wings.

I hope this is helpful.

A: Yes that is correct - I got a mosquito bite on my arm.

A: It means the same thing. The only difference is that if you use YOUR you're asking about a mosquito net that belongs to the person you're to. If you use THE it doesn't really need to be a mosquito net that belongs to someone, but it should be mentioned before since THE means you're talking about something specific.

"A mosquito net" can be any mosquito net in the world.
"The mosquito net" is a specific mosquito net seem before. I don't know how to explain it in words. It's easier to understand it by seeing.

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A: Mosquito and fly

A: "The mosquito came up in the elevator and went inside when I opened the front door" would sound more natural

A: They are both fine. I think mosquito spray is more common though.

A: I would say This mosquito bite itches so much!/This mosquito bite itches like crazy! ("big time" is used more for like "He screwed up big time" or "I got ripped off big time" or "That sucks big time")

A: "I couldn't sleep last night because of mosquitoes" Just take off the comma

A: Okay, then "I feel like these mosquitos are going to carry me away." is what you're looking for.