get ideas toguether / clarify Which one is correct or which one do you use most? 1) I need to clarify my ideas. 2) I need to get my ideas together. Many thanks :)

I don´t even want to ask Which one is correct? 1) I don´t even want to ask 2) I don´t want to even ask Thanks :)

to shake off / to get rid off Do these expressions have the same meaning?"to get rid of"*

It doesn't seem to be / There doesn´t seem to be Which one is correct? 1) There doesn´t seem to be a solution 2) It doesn´t seem to be a solution

Whether Which one is correct? I have heard both options. 1) a) She has to decide whether to stay or quit b) She has to decide whether to stay or TO quit 2) a) I don´t know whether to cry or laught b) I don´t know whether to cry or TO laugh 3) a) I don´t know whether to continue with camera 2 or change to camera 1 b) I don´t know whether to continue with camera 2 or TO change to camera 1 Many thanks :)

Are these questions correct? 1) Would you prefer to stay at home or to go out? 2) Would you rather stay at home or go out? ThanksWouldn´t be right to say in the first case; Would you prefer to stay at home rather than go out?

Verb prefer I´m having trouble making this phrase; Sometimes, I prefer being alone to being with people It doesn´t sound right to me, is it correct? Thanks

Quite a bit of/ Quite a few/ Quite a lot of There is quite a bit of water ( always uncountable/singular nouns) There are quite a few cars (always countable/plural nouns) Can I just use always (in order to make it easy for me) "Quite a lot of"; There is quite a lot of water. There are quite a lot of cars. Many thanks

Is that it? I translated all the letters, is that it? Can I use this expresion when I´m paying at the cashier (supermarket etc). After giving the cash to the cashier woman/men I want to ask if the money giving is ok; Is that it? Does this expression suit in this escenario? Many thanks