Hi Pineapple. I think the only person who could really answer your question is the artist who painted the picture. Titles of artwork are often meant to be enigmatic or thought provoking. The description of the print might give you some clues or you need to see the actual picture and make up your own mind. Good luck :)

'wanna' is a slang term used mainly in speech. It's a lazy way of saying 'want to'. It's quite common in conversation (in some dialects). I wouldn't use it in writing (unless I was quoting somebody talking, e.g. a character in a novel might speak like this).

Hi. I think the clue is in the text. This is poetic language. A truffle is a delicacy that needs to be dug out of the ground. I think 'truffling' is being used in the sense of looking for truffles, i.e. digging. So 'truffling primroses' means digging about in the flowers. That's my best guess anyway :)

Can you give an example to show what you mean?

Hi Emma. The simple answer is, "Yes." Example: 'There is a fee for parking.' OR 'There is a charge for parking.' However, there is a verb 'to charge' which might confuse you. E.g. you might say, 'They've decided to charge for parking' or 'They're going to charge a fee.' You'd NEVER say 'They're going to charge a charge for parking' Use 'make a charge ffor parking' instead. I hope this helps rather than confuses.

I might use 'saw' or 'watched' in your sentence - but I'd never write 'cuz'. It just looks horrible! Use 'because' or maybe 'cos' if you want to shorten it. :)

Hi. You can use the word 'gadget' as a substitute noun for any useful little tool, e.g. mobile phone, TV remote (control), bottle opener - "that's a handy little gadget." Another similar word might be 'gizmo'. These are both very informal terms. 'Apparatus' is what you might have in a science laboratory. It's definitely a more serious word (I hope that makes sense).

Hi. I think the answer is 'almost but not quite' :) The first bit of the sentence is great: 'That is why I believe this could be the right time to appraise my knowledge and social skills'. However, for me, the second part of the sentence doesn't quite follow on from this. Also 'rhythm' is a good word to use but 'routine' might have a more formal meaning. Maybe it would work better something like this: 'I feel like I'm learning a lot as I strive to keep up with the hospital routine. That is why I believe this could be the right time to appraise my knowledge and social skills.' or 'I'm learning a lot about the hospital routine. That is why I believe this could be the right time to appraise my knowledge and social skills.' I think this is what you're trying to say (but I may be wrong). I hope this helps :)