I get dizzy and sad without you.

In the absence of, or lacking

What should I do with you?

A term used to refer to a person or object in a direct manner, often translated as 'you' in English.

What should I do with you?

An adverb suggesting a possibility or probability, which can be translated as 'perhaps' or 'maybe' in English.

What should I do with you?

A phrase used to pose a rhetorical question about the best course of action or decision, often translated as 'what should I do' or 'how should I' in English.

This is the first time I've felt this way.

An expression used to denote such a situation or feeling that is being experienced for the first time or is unfamiliar

This is the first time I've felt this way.

A colloquial term for one's feelings, emotions, or mood

This is the first time I've felt this way.

An adverb used to indicate again or once more, referring to the repetition of an action or occurrence

This is the first time I've felt this way.

A colloquial term indicating for the first time, often used to express a new or novel experience

The ups and downs are quite severe.

A phrase describing a situation or condition that fluctuates between two extremes, often used to express significant variations or instability in emotions, fortunes, or performance

The ups and downs are quite severe.

A word used to indicate a small amount or degree of something, often used to soften a statement or request

The ups and downs are quite severe.

An adjective used to describe something that is severe, intense, or excessive in degree or strength

The adjustment doesn't work well repeatedly.

The process of adjusting or regulating something to achieve desired functioning or performance

The adjustment doesn't work well repeatedly.

Repeatedly or frequently over a period of time; often

The adjustment doesn't work well repeatedly.

In a good or satisfactory manner; competently or adequately

The adjustment doesn't work well repeatedly.

Not successful in achieving the desired result or outcome; failing to work as intended

One thing's for sure

A numerical value equivalent to one, used to denote a single entity or as a unit of counting or measurement

One thing's for sure

Characterized by a firm conviction or belief, without doubt or question; definite

One thing's for sure

A matter, fact, or situation that is observed to exist or happen, especially one whose cause or explanation is in question

We're really acting strange.

A pronoun often used to refer to a group that includes the speaker and one or more others

We're really acting strange.

An adverb used to describe something as genuine or real, often to emphasize the truth of a statement or the authenticity of an object

We're really acting strange.

An adjective used to describe someone or something as being unusual, peculiar, or deviating from the norm

I just like you so much.

An adverb used to express something being done in a simple, straightforward, or immediate manner, without any additional action or condition.

I just like you so much.

A first-person singular pronoun referring to the speaker themselves.

I just like you so much.

An adverb used to intensify the degree of an adjective or another adverb, meaning 'very' or 'excessively'.

I just like you so much.

A verb that means to feel affection or fondness for someone or something.

You know that all too well.

A second person singular pronoun referring to the person being addressed

You know that all too well.

That object, concept, or matter already mentioned or under consideration

You know that all too well.

To a great extent or degree; excessively or extremely

You know that all too well.

In a good or satisfactory manner; with skill or competence

You know that all too well.

The present participle form of the verb that means to have knowledge or understanding of something, often used to connect clauses