Q: If you know i'm a single parent and you know i have to pay for medical insurance and it's just outrageous my son you know has got allergies and he's got this and he's got that and he broke his arm i mean and you know it's a thousand dollars here a thousand dollars there, can we say that "I have the luxury of not being required to pay for medical insurance and am lucky that my son never has any medical issues."?

A: no

Q: If but i have such a big army outside of my place that nobody can touch me, can we say that "It's heavily guarded outside my place."?

A: yes

Q: If a few Texaco stations, can we say that "Several gas stations. "?

A: yes

Q: If The building was originally a barracks building but was suitably refurbished by Sir Robert Lorimer in 1923 to commemorate the Scots who fell in World War I; the halls of remembrance now also commemorate those who died in World War II and all other conflicts., can we say that "The building is to commemorate the Great Flood."?

A:
no