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    Yes, the words "every confidence" would be correct as in to say, I am very confident in our chief. Hope this helped :)
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    April 17, 2017
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    It would be best to say something like, "Were you in Bejing 30 years ago?" or "When you were in Bejing 30 years ago, how long were you there for?"
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    April 17, 2017
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    I would need more context and description to answer this question because none of those answers seems correct to me. The answer might be something like " A night of fire" but apart from that, without context I don't see how it could be "On a night of fire" If the answer was to just choose a prepositional phrase then the answer would be correct because prepositional phrases are phrases like on, under, over Phrases like where you are. hope this helped :)
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    April 17, 2017
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    That sentence would need to be split up into more sentences because big sentences with lots of information might confuse or overwhelm the reader. You should split up the sentence according to the types of information and how they go together or how important they are. You should put important information first and put less important after. I hope this helped.
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    April 17, 2017
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