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I'm studying English.  Which sentence is correct?

A) The children like to play a game on mobile phone.

B) The children like to play a game on a mobile phone.

C) The children like to play a game on the mobile phone.

D) The children like to play a game on their mobile phone.

E) The children like to play a game on mobile phones.

F) The children like to play a game on the mobile phones.

G) The children like to play a game on their mobile phones.

If you want to talk about children and smartphone games in general, which sentence is most appropriate?

Thank you in advance.

I'm studying English.  Which sentence is correct?

a) I'd be happy if you came.

b) I'd be happy if you would come.

If one of them is wrong, please explain why.

If they are both OK, what's the difference?

Thank you in advance.

I'm studying English and I have learned many phrases of use when you ask someone to do something.  But I'm still confused which one should be used.

Would you please...

Would you...

Could you please...

Could you...

Please...

Can you please...

Can you...

Will you please... 

Will you...

Do you ever use "Would you please" to a friend?

How about "Will you" to your teacher?

I'd like to know which one should be used in what kind of situation.

Thank you very much in advance.

I'm studying English and this is a line from an popular anime show, Yu Yu Hakusho.  I don't get the meaning of this line.  Could you please explain it?

"Between you and Mitarai, Sensui's not big on the whole building company loyalty is he."

I don't get the meaning of "not big on the whole building company loyalty".  What does it mean?  Thank you in advance.

I'm studying English.  Thank you.

I'm studying English.

A) I have lived here for ten years.

B) I have lived here ten years.

Are they both OK?  Any difference?  Thank you in advance.

I'm studying English.

A-1) I've been waiting ten minutes.

A-2) I've been waiting for ten minutes.

Which is better?

B-1) I've been waiting ten minutes for him.

B-2) I've been waiting for ten minutes for him.

B-3) I've been waiting for him ten minutes .

B-4) I've been waiting for him for ten minutes .

Which is better?

Thank you in advance.

I'm studying English.

A-1) I've been waiting ten minutes.

A-2) I've been waiting for ten minutes.

Which is better?

B-1) I've been waiting ten minutes for him.

B-2) I've been waiting for ten minutes for him.

B-3) I've been waiting for him ten minutes .

B-4) I've been waiting for him for ten minutes .

Which is better?

Thank you in advance.

I'm studying English.  Please correct errors in the sentences blow if any.  Thank you in advance.

"What would be the most important to me when I chose the city to live in is its richness in nature. I do not like crowded cities while I feel most comfortable when surrounded by nature. You may think it is inconvenient to live in the countryside, but there would be no problem since you can now work and shop from home nowadays thanks to the Internet. Therefore, enjoying natural beauty matters the most to me."

I'm studying English. If there are any errors the sentences I made below, please let me know. Thank you in advance.

   "Convenience is the most important to me when it comes to the city to live in. I was born and raised in the central part of Tokyo, where there are convenience stores everywhere and you never need to wait 10 minutes for a train to come. I am so used to the life in the big city that I don’t think that I can stand living in the countryside. "

I'm studying English.  If there are any errors the sentences I made below, please let me know.  Thank you in advance.

"What matters the most to me about the city to live in is whether I can concentrate on studying or not. Studying is the most important to me now and will be so at least for more years while I am attending university. Therefore, I would like to live in a quiet city with a big library which is open even on weekend."

I'm studying English. If there are any errors in the sentences I made below, please let me know. Thank you in advance.

  "However, learning a language can be compared to learning how to ride a bike. You may need to take a hard time while you are practicing, but there will be nothing hard after you become able to ride a bike. You only need to keep riding it."

I'm studying English.  If there are any errors in the sentences I made below, please let me know.  Thank you in advance.

  "Acquiring a language, however, is similar to practicing riding a bike. Practice may be tough, but you will have no problem once you are able to ride a bike. All you have to do after that is to keep riding it."

I'm studying English.

A) Paris is a good city to live.

B) Paris is a good city to live in.

Which is correct?  Thank you in advance.

I'm studying English.  Please let me know if there are any errors in the sentence I made.

1) More people have a little cold because it has suddenly become cold.

2) I definitely mustn’t be absent from school because my attendance rate is bad.3) I couldn’t even write the alphabets last year, though I am at the A1 level now. (*A1: test results)4) I was so tired yesterday that I couldn’t even eat.5) My mother told me off because I left the water running while I was brushing my teeth.6) My room is full of trash because I have not cleaned it up for a month.7) What’s the matter? You suddenly started laughing.8) It’s a typical spring day with cherry blossoms blooming.9) I thought I had lost my key but I found it in my bag after looking for it carefully.10) A: What kind of Japanese food do you like?      B: Let me see. I like sushi, tempura and such.11) I went shopping near the station and dropped by the new coffee shop on my way home.12) Anuradha looks happy. There must have been something good to her.13) No teacher is as kind as the ones in our school.14) I don’t feel well when I come to school without eating breakfast.15) Tan wants to talk to the cute girl next class so badly.Thank you in advance.

I'm studying English.  I learnt the three do not have much difference, but many corrects me when I choose the wrong one.  Tell me how to use them.  Thank you in advance.

I'm studying English.  Please tell me if there are any mistakes in the sentences below.  Thank you in advance.

1) There’s no way we can beat the Brazilian team in a football match.

2) I have a test next week.  I must keep it up for another week.

3) It was because I put a lot of effort into studying that I was able to pass the exam.

4) Mother: Do your homework!

    Child: I don’t want to do such a dumb thing.

5) A: Can you write “rose” in kanji?

B: No way I can write such a difficult one.

6) Even if you love sweets, you’ll end up in getting fat if you eat too many.

7) Having lived in America doesn’t necessarily mean proficiency in English.

8) The Okinawan ocean was so beautiful that I felt like I was watching a movie.

9) President Prabhat never treats us though he has lots of money.

10) Many Japanese office workers wear blackish suits.

11) I went to New York last week but there were so many people because it was consecutive holidays.

12) I’m sure Mr. Sha did his homework today as well for he is always studious.

Mary loves sweets.

A) She ate them too much.

B) She ate them too many.

C) She ate too much of them.

D) She ate too many of them.

I'm studying English.  Thank you in advance.