if you want to say that you watched the movie and also you read the book and you liked the book more you have to say: I read the book but I liked the book more, because there were lots of things in the book that were not in the film.

Hi I'm an expert English teacher, if you want we can have free discussion classes with each other.

Hey let's do it :)))

The verb "begin" which means to start is an irregular verb in English so it doesn't follow the rule of "ed". Therefore for present tense(infinitive): "Begin" I was about to begin my test. fore past tense: "Began" I remember I began to talk when I was just 2 years old. also for past participle: "Begun" The film has just begun.

1) Where do you feel the pain? 2) Where does it hurt? 3) where is the pain? To tell you the truth it is also based on the context, I gave you 3 examples and they are sorted from most formal to least formal.

Heeey I live in Barcelona and I need to practice on Spanish language, also I'm an English teacher. By the way I used to have this great Brazilian roommate, so ouy todo bem?

دست و پنجه نرم کردن یک اصطلاح رایج در زبان فارسی به معنی تلاش و کوشش برای عادت کردن به شرایط، وسیله و یا کار میباشد. برای مثال حسن داره با کاره جدیدش دست و پنجه نرم میکنه. محمد داره با این شرایط دست و پنجه نرم میکنه. برای واضح سازی بیشتر دست و پنجه قسمتی از بدن میباشد که با اون کارهامونو انجام میدیم و وقتی در این اصطلاح از فعل نرم کردن استفاده میشود منظور عادت کردن و گرم شدن میباشد.

both of them are correct.