I didn’t realize 点 means hour? My dictionary doesn’t say that. I also forgot 分 means minute (as well as divide). I’m using Learning Chinese Mandarin Character Volume 1. Thank you for your help!

Flyer Dance

Hi,
Please tell me if you find any mistakes. It's for a flyer, so it's direct.
Thanks in advance.

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Only $25/2 hours per person. $20 for a couple*.
Location: School Dance
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* This discounted price is for the EARLIEST BIRDS (recommendation: This is the early bird discount price).On the day Day-of registration cost: $30/2 hours per person. $25/couple.
A couple (Lead & Follow)

* it's direct: Not sure what you mean by direct- it's for a flyer, so it's important? 

Hope this helps! -Bethany

Letter for a friend

Dear Sam,
How is it going? I am terribly sorry for what I'm about to say, but finally I won't be able to take care of your dog any longer as there's I have something important I have to do those days and I totally forgot. I have an appointment with my doctor in Madrid because I'm going to get a sight eye surgery, so I'll be out of town from 10-12 August.

I feel absolutely sad terrible because actually I was actually looking forward to spending some time with Bonzo. He's an extraordinary dog! I always have a lot of fun with him and he's incredibly obedient.

If only I had known sooner, I would have arranged another day for my appointment to my meeting, but I'm afraid now it's too late. My eyes are aching more and more everyday and I can hardly use neither glasses nor contact lenses. I hope I'd be able to get another date, but the doctor isn't free until December, and this operation is extremely urgent. I hope you understand.

Anyway, I can talk to my cousin if you like. He loves animals and I'm sure he would be glad to look after Bonzo. Besides, he lives in a big house with a beautiful garden.

Please let me know what you are going to do in the end. I wish hope you have a good trip.

All the best,

Laura

Nice work Laura! 

1) Worth: adjective or noun, means value - How much is that watch worth? - What is the boat worth? 2) Worthy: adjective, means having or showing qualities or abilities that merit recognition - Do you think that option is worthy of consideration? - We went to the charity event which donates the proceeds to a worthy cause. 3) Worthwhile: adjective, worth the time, money or effort - I think visiting the museum would be worthwhile. - Adding new floors to the house increased the resale value, which I feel was worthwhile. Hope that helps!

1) Bad dreams normally do not have a physical form, meaning you cannot touch them, and you can only see them in your head. For them to take on a physical form would mean that they became real, and could be touched or seen in reality. The sentence that precedes it is suggesting that the weather/sky changed so rapidly, that it was as if they scary thoughts in his head were starting to take place in real life. 2) Not quite. I explained this above, but it means that it is as if the bad dreams are starting to play out in front of his eyes in real life. He is dreaming, so it's as if they scary things are starting to come together to be some ominous, evil form. 3) Physical form just means that it becomes concrete/real. So in this context, it went from being bad, scary thoughts, to dark, ominous air (maybe the author is implying the sky). The sky is real thing that have a real (physical) form, in contrast to a thought, which does not have a real form. Another example of a physical form would be a human body. The spirit would not be physical... it cannot be touched and isn't 'concrete' in nature, but the body would be the physical form of the human. 4) In this context, no. The correct word is FORM (singular) and that is because the word it is referencing, AIR, is singular. Bad dreams>air> physical form. Air cannot be plural. If you used FORMS, it would change the meaning and imply the bad dreams became multiple physical forms... as in, the "the sound of many feet dragging across the earth, as if the bad dreams flitting inside his head had assumed physical forms... zombies!" Really, even in this sentence it would be appropriate to use the singular FORM as well. 5) The use of "awake" is describing the state of the noun: he/himself.