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    The first example sounds a tad demanding so apply that if like you say, they're being impolite and are not moving out of your way or if they did not hear you. "Excuse me" like, Wei also said is the most common convention in phrasing when you're out and about. "coming through" is a statement and renders "please" redundant and thus would only make sense in the latter scenario you're describing.
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    Find something that you are passionate about. What do you like to do? If you like to watch movies, what about them makes it interesting to you? Think about the cultural differences between your country and a significantly different one (such as America). Do you eat differently? (chopsticks as opposed to forks and knives/spoons) How do people dress? Do you live with your family even as an adult as opposed to people in the west that tends to move out as soon as possible?
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    The latter example requires a full stop, but to answer your question - yes, you can form a sentence this way. Driving during the afternoon. The sun looked beautiful.
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    Put my answer in the comments by mistake.
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