Examples of freaked out "Oh my god, I just seen a spider and I totally freaked out." In this usage it means to be startled or scared "There is someone following me I'm about to freak out and start running!" Same thing they're about to show emotions because they feel scared or startled. I would think freaking out could be screaming, crying, or any sort of emotional physical release that is at least semi severe.

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Hey everybody I have been reading some tutorials, and I really like to see so many people write corrections, because a lot of us we would like to have fluency in this language. I have been studying it's just not enough, but I would like practice much more.... this is my new community for that, Thanks.

I don't think that would be correct. If you're meaning it in a way like "The sentence reads better if written like..." then that would make sense however you would want to say "It reads better if written like this". Just make sure that the people you are speaking to know what "It" is. That is my best guess,hope I helped some.

This expression can be used in different ways however I believe the main meaning is to completely burn something or engulf in flames. That is my understanding.

Questions about the Second World War

(Imagine that one of your relatives fought during the Second World War. Write the questions you want to ask him.)

- Who was the bravest person you have met on the battlefield?
- What can you say about your commander-in-chief? He was a wise and brave person, wasn't he?
- How many people have you killed? Was it hard for you to do?
- Who you made friends with during the war?
- In your opinion, was there enough reason to start that horrible war?
- Where did you fight at?

(1)This meal doesn't come with rice. You need to order rice. (2) Are you saying that you want to change this sandwich to a different one? (3) Can I get you a refill? (Only if their drink is low) (4) Are you taking your food to go today? (5) Do you want a to go box? means the same thing as 4

That is a tough question, depending on different factors such as what they think life is. But the most likely meaning for modern English would be that "I am wiser because I am older and have experienced more." that is what I take from it, if I am wrong feel free to correct me.