The first one. It's a compound word.

Have you ever had a dog die. This may be what you're looking for.

Both could be used in this context.

Number 1 is correct.

There is no difference. Both sentences mean the same thing.

Hi!
Is it correct if I say :
You can be good at any field
Or should I say:You can be good in any field.
?

You can be good *in* any field.

I've come out at a cafe to grab a coffee. I have ordered an hot americano with an extra shot to perk me up ( get perked up )?

I went to a cafe to get a coffee.  I ordered an Americano with an extra shot to perk myself up.

Or.

I went to a cafe to get a coffee.  I ordered an Americano with an extra shot to get perked up.

The first sounds better to my ear.

I can see over the trees. The bank is across the street from the supermarket.