Sentence one, China appears to make the most of next year's Olympic Game. does not make sense compare: China wants (NOW) (present verb wants) (something in the future) to make the most of next year's Olympic Game. Sentence two, China appears set to make the most of next year's Olympic Game. China appears set (or ready) (NOW) (present verb appears) (an action in the future) to make the most of next year's Olympic Game. Note: to appear takes an adjective, not a noun he appears fat he appears lazy he appears angry etc. set is an adjective, often followed by "to do something", like sentence 2 or example: the old man is set in his ways. Here set = established, rigid or the dinner table is set. set = ready, prepared are you all set for the exam.

Consider He sees a basket with a thick cloth on top. He sees a basket with a thick cloth on top of it (basket) He sees corn with a thick cloth on top. He sees corn with a thick cloth on top of it (corn)

An English native speaker would say, I think..... not I feel...for every sentence you have. We use feel to express an emotion, so, for example if I changed your number 7 to "I feel that he loves ME" has a stronger emotional sense than "I think that he loves me" Consider these 2 sentences I feel that he loves her more than me I think that he loves her more than me which one has more jealousy connotation? More emotion?

After life means after you die. Is there an after life? Some people think so, others do not.

hi Kris, I am sorry but I do not have the time to talk with you. I would like to correct what you wrote. I’m [a] Ukrainian girl [displaced] because of the war 🇺🇦 [and living] in [the] Czech Republic 🇨🇿 [I] need [to] [improve] my skills for fluent English 😌 And it would be a pleasure for me to tell you about Ukraine, living in [exile] or whatever you [are] interested in 😊 Some words immigration is noun, to immigrate is verb emigration is noun, to emigrate is verb You could say, you emigrated from Ukraine and immigrated to the Czech Republic. However, emigrated and immigrated often mean not wanting to return to live in Ukraine (after the war) You fled the war (fled is past of to flee, same as run away from) You left Ukraine because of the war. Good luck

Not correct - Who will the idea bring up? (your colleague) Answer - The idea will bring up your colleague. You did it correctly before - Who will the idea be brought up by? (your colleague)

it should be brakes, not breaks. squeal of brakes when a car brakes strongly and the brakes make a loud noise the brakes squeak when the car brakes lightly and the brakes make a squeak, perhaps suggesting that they should be serviced

“After they said a farewell to me, suddenly I felt so empty and it dawned on me that I was that lonely.” The present tense is used for habitual actions or feelings I feel hungry when I wake up (every day is understood) I felt hungry when I saw the hamburger in the restaurant I take a walk when the weather is nice (habitual) After the sun came out I took a walk When my friends say farewell I feel lonely When my friends said farewell yesterday I suddenly felt lonely