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English native speakers, help. Could you give me your comments on a couple of sentences using 'every' and 'any'?
I'm learning English. I want to know how you choose either 'every' or 'any' in the following sentences. Thank you for your feedback in advance.
1* In a big metropolitan city like Tokyo, you can enjoy [every/any] food from around the world.
2* In a big metropolitan city like Tokyo, you can find a restaurant where they serve [every/any] dish from around the world.
3 AnswersLanguages6 years agoSomebody, help dictating this song..., would you?
I'm learning English by listening out this song, but can you proof-sing? I hope it makes you happy, too. Thank you in advance.
Sing, sing a song
Sing out loud
Sing out strong
Sing of good things not bad
Sing of happy not sad.
Sing, sing a song
Make it simple to last
Your whole life long
Don't worry that it's not good enough
for anyone else to hear
Just sing, sing a song.
SO FAR SO GOOD
SHALL WE TAKE IT UP A HALF BEAT?
TAKE THE ALTO TUNE.
???
Sing,
That is what he says
sing a song
-Make it up yourself
Sing out loud
-Try to hip of vi??
Sing out strong
-until you realize
-It's best to
Sing of good things not bad
-Not fear, cause all you've got to do is sing
Sing of happy not sad.
-Everybody has to learn to just to back stand, Sing
-I'm a little, too
Sing, sing a song
-You feel better soon
Make it simple for the child
-to last your whole life, Mom
No, don't worry that it's not good enough
for anyone else to hear
Just sing, sing a song.
Sing along, sing a song
Sing out strong, sing a song
1 AnswerSinging6 years agoEnglish native speakers who appreciate poems, please help. Does this make sense as a poem?
I'm learning English. I want to make this poem as fluent as possible. Thank you in advance.
The horizon you see from the jet flying fast
will soon go away like memories of your distant past
Your destination is still far ahead awaiting you
Traveling while dreaming, you may please doze into
2 AnswersLanguages6 years agoCan any English native speaker proofread the following 2 phrases?
I'm learning English and I cannot tell whether they make good sense at all.
1) Falling in love... is often a lot of trouble. 2) The best love story full of heart throbbing lines, making you feel in love
I would appreciate your comments. Thank you in advance:)
9 AnswersLanguages6 years agoCan any English native speaker proofread the following folklore? If you are interested...?
Yes. It's a big day today.
Never did I dream of the day to come when we would be allowed to ride on the shell of the turtle, the guardian deity of our village...!
How happy I am! Live and learn.
Let's go, Sashisu.
We'd better hurry and give them a ride.
2 AnswersLanguages6 years agoCan any English native speaker proofread the following love letter? If you are interested...?
I translated a letter in y/a about two months ago. Would you see if all the sentences make sense and hopefully proofread this as a letter? I'm not sure about the use of tense and... Thank you in advance.
"Hi, good evening! Sorry for the late massage. I couldn't help telling you about this. I guess I really like everything about you, but I feel a little embarrassed at the same time. When I was in eighth grade, I used to think of you as my elder sister. I cannot explain myself well, however, the year after..., I found I was really in love with you.
"I don't usually speak to you outdoors because I feel too embarrassed. So I talk with you on the phone. I'm really sorry about this, but I have realized I truly love you. See you later and enjoy talking again."
1 AnswerLanguages6 years agoCan any English native speaker proofread the following sentence?
"You should know that there is nothing that you cannot do only if you truly believe you can and make vigorous efforts for your life! Hope earnestly and do your best, and you cannot fail to accomplish it!"
And if you think of a better expression, I'd appreciate it. Thank you in advance.
6 AnswersWords & Wordplay6 years agoPlease help - Dear English native speaker, please help me. Does this sentence make sense at all?
"Love at first sight" is not so much falling in love as a convulsion."
I want to say that a love at first sight is far from love in general. It's more like a heart-quickening symptom and it will soon fade.
In the same meaning what other expressions strike you?
3 AnswersHomework Help6 years agoPlease help - Dear English native speaker, please help me. Does this sentence make sense at all?
"I have nothing at all to do with what you call memories."
I want to say that I don't want to be too naive about such and such facts in the past.
2 AnswersLanguages6 years agoPlease help - Dear English native speaker, please help me proofread the following dialogue.... Thank you in advance.?
A dialogue between a bank executive and a legal practitioner.
"30 million is so trivial an investment that it won't help at all. It's like a drop of water over burning stones."
"So trivial...? It's a way of thinking you people in banks are cherishing, isn't it?"
1 AnswerHomework Help6 years ago