Please help me with this word Do we have any word to describe a person who is always sitting in front of a computer and working? That person doesn't wanna go out. He does everything with computer from working to relaxing. Thanks,

Please help me with these words My friend is working as an Admin for an Australian company. She asks me about some words but I don't know how to say them in English. 1. How to call the money that a company give to a person who is going to get married/whose relatives have just died/who has a new-born baby? 2. Her company wants to establish a new policy for that money/allowance but she doesn't know which documents for reference. Can you suggest me some? Thank you for your help

"Confirm in return" or "Confirm by return" I am writing a letter to my vendor and I need them to reply to my letter. I see the 2 above phrases. Which one is correct? Thanks

Please correct my English writing, thank you so much ^^ Dear all, this is my writing, if there are any mistakes, please correct them for me. Thank you so much. "I really relish the feeling of traveling by bike from the early morning, probably at around 4 AM. As I can observe the interesting gradual transformation of the sky. When it is still dark, the sky is clear and starry so I can look up to the stars and the moon. A selenophile would love it colonthree emoticon. You can feel the difference. At the crack of dawn, the color of the sky changes little by little just similar to the static surface of a lake . Interestingly, you will never foresee where you will catch the sunrise. It might be from a spacious green paddy field or behind a forest. ----- The air is cool and fresh ----- Whenever I travel a long distance with my father, I can enjoy those feelings. Out of the sudden, the latest ride recalls that buried memories. Things haven’t changed much, but my father has now got older and I has grown up enough, merely enough to start feeling afraid of the cruelty of time. That this happiness is only transient frightens me up... I gotta be more hurry"

You must be knew - Is this sentence correct? I heard this sentence in a video. Please refer the following link to know more about the context https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fis-9Zqu2Ro Right at the first scene As far as I know, we should say " You must have known" / " you should have known" to describe the posibility of that something had happened in the past. Please help me to explain it. Thanksoh, I am sorry, I have just noticed that the actor said " you must be new" not " You must be knew". Please help me to delete this question

Please help me do this English question Have you forgotten to lock the back door frequently? There is only one mistake in this sentence. However I think there are 2 mistakes: 1. To lock => locking 2. Frequently Is it ok if we use present participate tense in here? Please help me explain this sentence. Thanks so much!

What is the difference between frightening and frightful I have been using dictionary and looking for some clear explanation but I can't figure it out totally. It will be better if I say "frightening experience". Sometimes I can differentiate them but I need to know exactly. Could anyone here help me? Thanks,