I would tend to avoid saying that.
An idiom is a saying or expression. There are many idioms that mean to stay away from, or avoid, someone. An example of such an idiom would be, "to steer clear of" someone.
She's trying to make you want her more by playing hard to get
Because she is an ill-mannered brat.
"Pocas veces" or "raras veces" would be a way of saying that.
No. The difference is 27 times 12 and 39 times twelve. That would be saying that 324 is equal to 468
cuz that's jus the way boyz r
It means they talk about you alot and are joking about you.
you can have as may crushes as you like there is no rule that you have to only have one so have as many crushes as you feel comfortable with ---- You can have as much as you want. But its best if you stay with one only.
B added a times would be another way of saying B*a For example if a=4 then B + B+ B + B , which is 4B
because when you multiply 2 by 0 you're actually saying what is 2 zero times so it would be zero
Because she is an ill mannered brat.