take over / turn over / hand over ? take over/ turn over / hand over I'm confused!! Can you make a sentence by using these words and explain it?

Problems of the Elderly I read an article about the senior citizen problem, so I express my thoughts in this writing. People can live longer than the past thanks to the development of science and medical technology. Aging rate in Korea is dramatically increasing. If I take a subway during a daytime, there are so many senior citizens. This is because the elderly can take a public transportation for free and they don't have something special to do. The more people get older, the more problems occur. First, welfare such as pension and health insurance places financial burden on the government. I've heard that imbalance between pension giver and taker may occur soon, which means there are over pensioners. The government even now considerates the ratio and qualifications for elderly pensioners. Furthermore, some senior citizens always go to the hospitals in spite of not having special diseases and go to pharmacies while believing that taking medicine is just good for their health. This phenomenon causes the waste of resources and takes the opportunities away from patients in need. As I said before, financial burden from free public transportation is also big problem. Secondly, a responsibility for support the elderly gives burden on the young. The birth rate continuously decreases while the aging rate increases, so the number of senior citizens per one young citizen has risen. Even though unemployment is a current issue, taxes from the employed are used for the senior, not the young. Therefore, a vicious circle has consisted. I love my grandmother and respect the senior, but some problems related to them must be resolved to be a wonderful Korea.

Is there a difference between 'shop' and 'store'? Are they same words or different words?

My vacation in the New York I am going to the New York city during my vacation for 2 weeks. I was going to travel to Europe with my friend, but she fell in love and she said she'll go there with his boy friend not me. I couldn't ignore the power of love. Anyway, I really want to go to the United States. There are many cities but New York city is the most attractive for me. This is my first time to go abroad alone. I just reserved a hotel and bought plane tickets, but that's all. I have no plan. Since I don't like tight schedule, I will go anywhere at anytime I want. One of my friends who've been in there recommends 'Shack Shack burger'. It looks delicious so I really expect it. However, I don't know famous restaurants except that, I may should find it. I want to go to both Boston and Washington DC, but I choose only one because of my budget and time. I finally choose Washington DC. I will go some museums and the White House. P.S. Can you recommend a nice place in New York or Washington?

Part time job I've done two par time jobs before. I worked at bakery and pasta restaurant. I did my par time job in Paris Baguette, the most famous bakery in Korea. However, despite their fame, I received lower money than minimum wages. I just had to do counter job, arrange breads, recommend a cake for a customer, make some drinks and clean the store smelling tasty breads. Although the intensity of the work was not that high, I quit because of the low wages. And then I worked in pasta restaurant near my school. While the chef was nice, some workers hazed me at first so I had really hard time. However, I overcame and adjusted the atmosphere. I am cheerful and positive girl so I can be a good friend with them. The good point of working in that restaurant is that i could eat pasta whatever I want as a meal. Especially, I loved rose pasta. These days, I'm not doing a part time job. Instead of working, I buy lottery tickets dreaming of turning my life around. lol.