There is no difference in the meaning of the phrases. I think "has got" is more common for British English, as "has" is more common in American English.

They learn around 2000 in school. Usually that is the number you need to be considered as educated, but you need around 4000 to read books and newspapers. I think there are people that know more than 10 000 kanji. Is an official dictionary there are over 47 000. Of course many of these are variations or combinations.

Hooked back up- to get addicted to something again, to start doing something after you quit. To get a back habit again.

It most likely means "ruin my mood in the morning" I don't see any literal meaning of this phrase.

They are synonyms. Directly - without anything in the way; without no one in between; without changing the direction or stopping;or without a delay Straight- moving in one direction without bending; a position that is leveled up, with no curves.

First steps

I found this website few days ago and I don´t know how to use it very well, it is a little bit strange, but it looks very useful. I will continue to exploring it these days. I need to improve my English and my fluent and I think that I can help someone learn Spanish.

Please correct these sentences

1. He said that he saw that I me grabbing an  ancient book from the museum and rushed away.
2. I am depressed, I drown in my own silly thoughts.
3. A wild forest is a habitat of wolves.
4. A bully rushes across the street, whie the policeman is chasing him.
5. I want to reach the best advance. (highest level, top of...)
6. An ultimate doctor's diagnosis is that he is in an excellent condition.
7. A policeman detected a bully and his  chief encouraged him because of a great work.
8. I had a confidence conversation with my friend.

I need to practice English

I need to practice my Englisg because I am feel that  I am forgeting every word. I am new at this page. I would like to know many people and to learn English and French. I can help you  learn Spanish. If you want to skype it would be much better.