Do these sentences sound natural? 1. He seems just want to date her without marrying her, 2. I've been trying to address the problems, but they seem just getting worse and worse. 3.Credit cards never became mainstream in so many countries, and people prefer using cash instead of credit cards. 4. If you continue doing this everyday, I believe that you would get a hang of it very soon. 5. I have been sick over the past week, but I feel much better now after good sleep the last two days.

What's the different between these two? 1. I am qualified for doing this job. 2. I qualified for doing this job. When should I used be qualified and qualified?

Have you ever seen an native American can't speak English properly? Have you ever seen an native American can't speak English fluently in America? He or she is healthy person.

What's the main difference between these? 1. Do you notice that we have the final exam coming next week? 2. Are you aware that we have the final exam coming next week? 3 Are you aware of we have the final exam coming next week? What's the main difference between these? How do we use aware of, notice of, aware that, and notice that?

Which ones are correct? 1. We arrive at the airport at exactly they tame time. 2 We have been watching the exactly the same movie. 3.We have been talking the exactly the same thing. 4 I don't know how exactly I should do this. 5. I don't know what exactly I need to say on the stage. My question is do we use exact or exactly in these sentences. Do they sound natural?

I have noticed that there are more and more people learning Mandarin now! What's the reason and why? I have noticed that there are more and more people learning Mandarin here now! What's the reason and why? Especially Russians.

Do they sound natural? Is there any other way to say these? 1. I have nowhere to turn to. 2. I have no one to turn to. 3. I don't know who can help me. 4. I don't know who to get hold of. 5. I don't know who else I can turn to. 6. I don't know who else I can ask for help.

Please correct this, and do they sound natural? Sometimes I don't know why I am learning English for nor when I will be using it. Nowadays, I have been thinking of this question quite a lot. The thing is I have made up my mind that I would learn the language within a year. It seems like it's an impossible task to achieve. Normally, I have been learning English by watching CNN news or some interesting articles online. It made me feeling good about myself. I feel that I have achieved my English to a certain level after the 6 months of hard working. Some of my friends have noticed that I have taken my English to the next level. It's getting more and more difficult for me to get to the next English level. I have been thinking about whether I should get a tutor to practice my English proficiency here. I know I still have the long way to go in learning English. Hoping I could get there within a year as I expect.

Do they sound natural? 1. I will talk her out of doing that if it's dangerous for her. 2 I am just checking in on you to see you are OK. 3. I dropped my phone of my pocket the other day, and there is a cracker on the phone screen. 4. I am thinking of fixing my phone soon, because the phone display screen doesn't work properly. 5. Can you get us some forks from the restaurant we just bought the food?