Very is used to emphasize something..something significant, important or notable about that first time.
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To keep an eye on something means to watch or monitor that thing carefully and to keep an eye out for something means to watch an area until that thing appears or arrives.
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Number 3 sounds more correct.Remove the word 'but'.See below corrections.
3) I believe, when it comes to evaluating a teacher's performance, students should play the determinative roles rather than other teachers.
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Yes.It's okay to say I hope you will have a good time
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I devote my efforts to ensure utmost comfort of guests and maintaining delightful relationship with colleagues.
Just to add..you should rephrase your question to:Is there a better way to express the sentence below?
