A grading legend is a grading scale. It's a reference to what your letter grade in a class will be. For example: 100-90% ------- A 89-80% ---------B And so on. It's used in school or classroom settings. If you google it you can see better examples!

"In return" is close to what it means in this situation. Or "Because of this…" That sounds like an interesting read, by the way!

This is confusing because the whole point of the skit is a play on words. 'That' in this case refers to the previous time he corrected her. Girl: "You need to let me finish what I was--" Boy: "Eating." Girl: "You really thought I was going to say--" "Boy: "Eating. Yes I did." Girl: "No, I was saying not the time before THAT." She is referring to the moments prior where he corrected her. This is confusing but I hoped I helped at least a little!

Surprisingly is more of what caused surprise. "It was surprisingly cold tonight." Surprisedly is the reaction. "It was so cold," I said surprisedly. Typically, in normal conversation, you would use 'surprisingly.' I hope this helped!

2:09-2:18 "The beautiful child went to have the vaccine and came back, and a week later had a tremendous fever, got very, very sick, now is autistic." 3:00-3:09 "What I'm trying to say is Donald Trump is presidential, he just happens to be running on the wrong continent. In fact once you realize that Trump is basically the perfect African president, you start to notice the similarities everywhere." I hope this helped!

Nope is a very casual way of saying 'no.' Yep (sometimes written as yup) is a very casual way of saying yes. It's most often used between friends in very informal settings. "Did you go to the game the other night?" "Nope, I had to work." "Was work as boring as it normally is?" "Yep."