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    1) To talk about a picture use IN. For example "I am in the picture with her." 1) "He got into a car." is correct. The other still makes sense but is not grammatically correct. 2) My friends and I were there. 3) She was asked not to go there. Hope this helps! :)
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    January 25, 2015
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    "Can you tell me what I am doing here?" is correct:)
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    January 25, 2015
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    In the world market
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    January 25, 2015
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    Each is definitely the better answer. If you used every, the sentence would still make sense, but it would be grammatically incorrect. Hope this helps:)
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    January 25, 2015
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    Fictional story

    All my suspicions(doubts) come true. Soon after the robbery suspects were detained(arrested) and they were carried (brought) to (the) prison. In the wake (as a result) of their robbery 10 people were harmed(injured) and two killed. One of the deceased was slaughtered brutally. The criminals bought their guns from a Bolivian smuggler. Ernesto had fruitfully dealt with X special forces for a long time. Their relation originated (started/began) from the first X war when chaps like Ernesto were in great demand. As time went on he persuaded(made everybody sure) everybody of his loyalty and showed all his professional skills as a smuggler. Ernesto was an ordinary guy who did not differ(vary) from his peers, but as a Bolivian guy he was very restless and wanted to find his way in life.

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    January 25, 2015
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