they both mean the same thing

Bananas don't keep long. They spoil easily. I found a way for them to keep longer  through a website. You wrap each one with plastic wrap like the picture below and put them in your refrigerator. Then ripeness will stop and you can keep them about for two weeks or more.

My worst Valentine’s experience was 4 years ago during a 5-year relationship with my ex girlfriend. In that time, I was in love with her and I felt that I needed something more in our lives. We went out for a romantic dinner and, in my mind it was going to be the best night of my life. I gave her a bouquet of roses but she didn’t seem to like it, that was the first sign that things were not going as planned. We were very affectionate during the dinner, giving eachother kisses and hugs. The key moment of the night came when I proposed to her, but after a brief silence she told me: NO! After that, she got up and stood me up.

they are both correct, but are confusing to read. I'm having a hard time getting what you are trying to say

*Let / Make / Help / Have Object Verb

Let (permission) - The boss won't let your employees arrive late.
My parents won't  let me drive your car.
The teacher lets the students leave class early.

Make (no choice or force) - My boss makes me work hard.
The mother makes the baby get vaccines.
My mother makes me eat vegetables.

Help - My mother never helps me do my homework.

Have (ask) - I have her wash the dishes.
She had me stay here.

*Get / Want / Ask / Tell Object to Verb

Get (persuade) - I got them to go to school.
I got her to lend me her dress.
My friends got me to watch horror movie.

Want - My friends want us to study together.

Ask - I have to ask them to increase my salary.

Tell - They always tell me to improve my grades.

Dear Peter:

I am glad to hear that and I know I can count on your support before the council. It have worked hard to meet deadline, but I think something positive will come out of this meeting.

If the Board of Directors approves the project, we need to start it as soon as possible. We have a long way to go, since we will encounter many obstacles during its development.

Let me know if you need any further information.

first question: yes you can phrase it either way, there isn't really a difference. second question: the answer is B

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