Are they correct? I have some accounts IN/ON social networking sites. I often visit my facebook page/profile/account. Do you have profiles on any social networks? Have you already had an account IN/ON any social networks? Can you agree that you are dependent on social networks? Have you already registered your profile on any social networks? Can you suggest your own ways for writing the sentences? Thank you!

Please, help me)) Sorry for my Japanese) Could anybody check that little piece of the text. It's for a little event about Japan. Sorry for my low level of Japanese. きょう　文学の夕べに　わたしたち　は　とても　おもしろくて、　とおくて、　謎　の　国　について　話しなす。 この　国は日本てす。 皆さんは　日本の　でんとうてきな　とくちょう が　すこし　あります。たとえば、　わたしたち は　ゆきに埋もれた　ふじ山　と　さくら　を　そうぞうすることができます。もっと　おうくのひとびと　は　ぶっきょう　の　しんでん　と　へいがく　と　きもの　と　いけばな　と　おりがみ　と　すし　と　しんかんせん　について　すこし　しります。　わたしたちは　にほんについて　はなしはじめたら、この　もの　を　おもいだします。 みんなさん、「にほんのなつのひ」という　わたしたちのしさくです。 きょう　みんなさんは　にほんのぶんがく　と　にほんご　を　べんきょうして、　かんじ　を　かい て、　おりがみ　と　いけばな　を　つくれます。　(I mean they have an opportunity to do all of those things...) みんなさん　の　ために、　わたしたち　は　いろいろな　きばらし　が　たくさん　あります。　みんなさん、どうぞ！ Thank you very much!

Could anybody check my translation skill?)) 1) In those days I was only a foolish and naive lad. 2) Don't you mind if I close the door? There is a lot of noise in the hall. 3) The children crept upstairs trying not to wake up their parents. 4) It won't do you any harm if you spend more time outdoors. 5) The teacher looked at Nick and he hid his cheat-sheet in the desk. 6) Whenever he goes shopping he always buys rotten fruits and vegetables. 7) When we were at the camp we cooked a dish with a very unusual taste. 8) She has never got good marks at Math but she doesn't worry about it. 9) Alice always shows off! Isn't it foolish from her part? 10) I think we have had a wonderful trip about Australia. 11) Such behaving in your age is really foolish. 12) You took Father's car without his permission. It's dumb and foolish.

"Not as ... as" and "not so ... as" Could somebody explain me the difference between "not so ... as" and "not as ... as". Do these structures mean the same things or not? Are these right? English is not as difficult as Chinese. English is not so difficult as Chinese. Apples are as tasty as plums but not so tasty as pears. Can I say without the structure? His grandma is old as his grandpa.

Are these ok? 1) Don't play with my watch, hand over it to me. 2) Let's hand out the maps to all members of the expedition. 3) Where did you take this ring? It is handed down in our family from a mother to a daughter. 4) The robber was handed over to police. 5) Please, hand in your works in the end of the exam. 6) Tomorrow the queen will be handing out presents in the children hospital. 7) Don't hand in your compositions, I'll collect them tomorrow. 8) Finally she had to hand over her farm to the new owners.

Who can recommend a good textbook for learning of English? Thank you!

What tense should I use in this case? This legend is handed out in our family from generation to generation. Is it correct? Can I express the main idea of the sentence in another way? Thank you!