Dear Native English speakers, please help me correct the sentences. Thanks a lot in advance. A bundle of sticks has 12 sticks. Now I need 57 sticks. In order to make full bundles, I take 60 sticks which is 5 full bundles. I don’t know if “ to make full bundles” works or not. Can I use “ to round up to full bundles” instead? Do you have any other ways to express that? Do you have any other ways of expressing that?

Which is correct and why? 1. She is a lively person as her brother. 2. She is a lovely person as is her brother.

She offer me___ cup of tea. A. other B. another C. one In my opinion, both B and C are correct, but the standard answer is B. Any native speakers can help to explain? Thanks a lot. :)

It’s easy to fulfil a kid’s happiness/joy. It’s easy to satisfy a kid’s happiness/joy. Which sentence is better? Or do you have another better way to rephrase it?

#Please correct me# Harvesting Sweet Potatoes Today it’s sunny, but a little windy. The sky is azure. I helped my mom harvest the sweet potatoes. I used a shovel to dig sweet potatoes. I dug a very long one whose length can be as long as 40 cm. And this is the longest sweet potato I have seen. It was a pleasant surprise! The following is the steps to harvest sweet potatoes. Step1: Use a sickle to swish off the sweet potato vines. ( See picture 2) Step2: Use a shovel or a farm fork to dig sweet potatoes. Step3: College the dug sweet potatoes. My mom says that it’s not easy to store sweet potatoes and that they can get rotten easily. She plans to use a mandoline to slice the sweet potatoes and set them out to dry in the sun. After slicing the potatoes and putting them in the sun for a few hours, it’s better to turn them around so that they can be exposed to the sun abundantly and get dry more quickly.

Confusing English questions? Q1: 1. A Chinese medicine doctor 2. A doctor in Chinese medicine Which term is correct? If both are right, are there any differences between these two terms? Q2: 1. I planted two pots of cacti two weeks ago. They finally survive. 2. I planted two pots of cacti two weeks ago. They finally have survived. 3. I planted two pots of cacti two weeks ago. They finally survived. Among 1,2 &3, which one is the right one? 4. I planted two pots of cacti two weeks ago. I find that they finally survive/have survived/survived. Which is the right tense?

What's the difference? 1. What's the difference between "I am not happy" and "I am unhappy"? 2. What's the difference between "It's not acceptable" and "It's unacceptable"?