what does it mean when someone asks you to link?
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linking a person. Linking means that you are not officially in a relationship with someone but you are 'seeing' each other. This includes 'kissing', 'hugging' and maybe sometimes more, until the couple that are linking feel they want to commit to a relationship they will carry on seeing each other .
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If an Instagram account says in their photo caption or Instagram story “link in bio” it means that their post is referencing a page with more information. The bio that they are referring to is the paragraph of info you may find on an Instagram's account's profile page.
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A linking verb is a verb that connects the subject with an adjective or a noun that describes it. Example sentences: "I am a singer." (AM connects the subject I with the noun SINGER.) ... "They are working." (ARE is the helping verb, and WORKING is the main verb.
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It means that they want to work with you on Instagram. They may repost some of your Instagram posts. They could also tag you along the way on Instagram. You would like each other's posts and comment on each other's Instagram stream. Collaboration can mean a trade or sometimes it is a paid form of collaborating.
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Connections are two-way relationships of trust between people who know each other. If you're connected to someone, you're following them and they're following you by default. Your followers will receive your posts, articles, and shares in their LinkedIn homepage feed.
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It's a slang (or non-standard) phrase that means do you understand what I'm saying or can you see what I mean. Sometimes the person asking the question wants to know if the people s/he's talking to can sympathize or empathize with what s/he is saying, that is, s/he is asking do you feel the same way I feel about this.
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Friend suggestion just means an algorithm has identified people you may know but aren't friends with through mutual friends. A friend request is an actual person asking to connect with you online as a friend.
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Linking Verbs. Linking verbs are verbs that serve as a connection between a subject and further information about that subject. ... A handful—a very frequently used handful—of verbs are always linking verbs: all forms of to be (am, is, are, was, were, has been, are being, might be, etc.)
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phrasal verb. If you link up with someone, you join them for a particular purpose.
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It's an expression used to convey your enthusiasm in agreement with someone else. eg. Person 1: Would you like to go swimming with me? Person 2: Heck yeah! It's extremely informal and isn't used very often in the UK, and is used more frequently in the US.
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It usually means they have added you as a favourite or have sent you a message.
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It usually means that they're interested in the item and want you to make an offer. If someone adds something to a bundle i'll drop the price by at most 7 dollars (shipping) or a little more if it's expensive and more often than not they accept!
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It's a conventional and cliched conversation starter. They really want to know what you are doing. They aren't doing anything and want to know what are others up to. They might ask you for a favour or help if you ain't busy.
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Connect? It usually means they have added you as a favourite or have sent you a message.
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(refer someone to someone/something) to send someone to another person or place in order to get help, information, or advice. The doctor referred me to a skin specialist. Her case was referred to the Court of Appeal.
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When you ask, you are requesting information. Questioning someone implies some form of investigation.
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It means she wants your attention. Ask her why she's asking? Maybe she just wants your opinion on fashion, or her friendliness or is feeling insecure. Maybe she wants to know if you're attracted to her.