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

A: I have never heard anyone say "tuck out". Tuck in on the other hand means many things. You can say tuck in to mean start eating. When you are walking you can say tuck in to mean to move to the side to.let someone pass. You can tuck your shirt into your pants. But the verb tuck means to fold or press something so you fundamentally can't tuck out. What you do instead is untuck

A: 1. It means where it comes from. "From which" is formal language.
2. That is just the structure of the phrase. It is never "which from". It is the same with "during which", with which, "in which" etc.
3. "This is the pond from which I get my drinking water."
"This is the store from which I bought my wedding dress."
"That is the man from which I borrowed the money to buy my car."

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A: It means sometimes you say or promise you will do something but you can’t do it.

A: It depends on why you are asking them to stop speaking. If they have interupted you, you could say "Please can I finish what I was saying". If they are talking to you at the wrong time or you want to be left alone, you can say "sorry, I don't want to talk right now"

A: what

A: “Floating” bed frames are a popular trend now.

A: Nerd:D

A: Wet means more milk than foam, and soy means soy milk.