A. Which one is correct? “I’m a rabbit,” Coco answered. VS "I'm a rabbit." Coco answered. B. Which one is correct? "It is over," He turned and walked away. VS "It is over." He turned and walked away.

Are you getting the suspect/the criminal? Are you holding the suspect/the criminal? Are you catching the suspect/the criminal? While some police officers try to arrest the suspect, can other police officers ask them to check out if they still try to arrest the suspect or not like these? [ Are you getting the suspect/the criminal? ] and [ Are you holding the suspect/the criminal?] are AI's answers. AI said [Are you catching the suspect/the criminal? is weird.

1. He is A teacher and A dancer. 2. He is A teacher and dancer. Are they correct? Thanks in advance!

Don't be already in high spirits before its announcement! Don't be already thrilled before its announcement! Don't be already excited before its announcement! My friend had a job interview and he believes he will get the job for some reasons. All of his friends also believe that he will get the job. The company will announce the result soon. Now my friend is so happy as if he got the job. In this situation, can I say these above? If they are unnatural, would you mind teaching me some good expressions? Thanks in advance!

She drops jaws with stunning look. What does it mean? 1. She is surprised with stunning look. 2. She has a stunning look and she is surprised. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A member of Blackpink, Jennie Kim drops jaws with stunning look. This sentence is the title of E!news. I don't know what it means.

When a baby is so cute, can I say "You stole my heart."? I am an adult. I have never seen the expression used like that. So I'm wondering.

You know who/whom to buy this for --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Are both(who/whom) correct above? Does it mean "You know who/whom you buy this for."?