This sentence is correct.

Respectfully, this is incorrect. Staff is a singular word, even if it is comprised of many people. So the answer is: The staff WAS… Example: Their staff WAS well trained.

Some examples for using “innocent” as a gradable adjective: 1. She is unusually innocent for her age. 2. They are fairly innocent teens because they seldom use social media. 3. The man is completely innocent of the murders. Although uncommon, “individual” can only be used as a gradable adjective in the rare cases that the word is used as an adjective. Example: “The shy student was assigned a purposefully individual homework assignment because she dislikes working in a group”.

Both are completely natural. The difference is whether you are working on one thing within yourself (singular, use the second sentence). Or multiple things within yourself (plural, use the first sentence). Examples: 1. I do not take criticism well. I really need to work on something inside myself to understand why. 2. I really need to work on some things inside myself to become more motivated, optimistic and productive.

“Scrambles my insides with french fried fear” in this context means that the overwhelming fear has reached it’s highest level. He is completely terrified. -Scrambles (verb) mixes up, tosses his insides (his stomach or nerves) -French-fried (adjective) to describe Fear (noun)-a very descriptive way to say that his fear has reached a very high level, completely cooked like something fried.

I may… I will…

"Hi there. I love music, watching movies, playing with my nieces and travel" . I understood every word and your pronunciation is correct. Good job taking your time and sounding out your words correctly!