Segue

It literally means follows in Italian, but segue is the word you’re looking for.

In a fast way Peter brought up a childhood story of his.

I want to disagree with the real definition that attributes it to stage acting. And though comedians segue their topic, it’s an art. If I is talking with a friend about oranges and suddenly he starts talking about his love for cheese, I’d say to him, “What a strange segue, my friend. ”

to

use it like a noun like segue, you’d have to say In a quick diversion….

How might I help a new girl?

Is there such a thing as only idioms?

• I have plenty
• of friends whom I’ve
• known since we were born and yet
• to come

across a single word that can sum up the idea of being “like brothers”… most of the time, I just say “We might as well be brothers”

For Nouns, the

is definitive Adjectives aside. The rule still goes for all nouns due to basic adjectives.

a is not definitive (infinitive)

The rich China

Defines China as rich.

A rich China

Indicates an individual China that is rich.

China of America: A small area of New York City. Everyone lives

in China.

Why Should I Care?