Google translate and some dictionary websites have phonemic spelling and some even pronounce the word. Other than that you can listen to various videos for pronunciations.

This is a complex question and no single right or wrong answer per se. There are a few websites that might be helpful though. - http://www.resume-help.org - http://jobsearch.about.com/od/resumes/qt/freeresume.htm

"For now" implies that something will be done later or at least not at this moment. "Now" means something is to be done at that very moment.

"I can't do something as you do" implies that the job can be done just in a different way than the other person would do it. A better way to phrase this would be "I can't do it like you." "I can't be near as good as you are" implies that the quality of whatever needs to be done will be less than what the other person could do. A better way to phrase this would be, "I'm not as good as you".

Submersion is usually the easiest way. Go to an American or British chat room where they also speak on video. That would be my suggestion.

They do not want to become romantically involved with boys. "Boyfriend" usually means a man you are dating rather than a man that is simply a friend.

"Liberal dash of luck" means that he has a lot of luck or quite a bit of luck. "A dash of luck…" would mean he has a little bit of luck.

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