Yes, you can use “______ is defined by...” because you are basically giving the word and explaining its meaning both within one sentence.

Both phrases have the same meaning! It depends on how it is said in the conversation.

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The phrase “Thank God” is very common in the US. It can be used in so many ways when talking. For example, “Thank god, the weather is getting hotter!” It is usually said when there’s some kind of excitement.

1. The first sentence would be, “it’s just going as I thought it would!” 2. When I get this feeling, im usually right.— you had it written correctly. Great job!

1. There is nothing you can do to me that I haven't already done to myself. - means that everything that they want to do had already happened before so it cannot affect the person. 2. There is nothing you can do to me that They haven't already done. - basically has the same meaning as the first one; which means people had already made the situation happen so whatever the person is trying to do will not affect the person, either. I hope I made it easier for you to understand. Both sentences have a really good meaning! If you still cannot understand, feel free to ask me.