'ALL' implies plural, meaning that there are representativeS. Otherwise it would read THE representative (singular).

At the time the art was created, it did not reflect or portray the events that were happening THEN, at THAT particular time.

"Happened" is past tense, so no need to use "was". Also, I corrected your grammar and usage. Please see below: 1. It happened in the daytime. 2. It happened during the day. 3. It happened at night. 4. It happened during the night.

All good answers here. A couple of examples, per your request: Jim: It's so hot today! Julie: You're not kidding. I'm melting! Jim: That exam was difficult! Julie: You're not kidding. I hope I passed! *** I'm an experienced ESL teacher currently accepting new students!

They are both OK, but "talking WITH" sounds a bit nicer. - Talking TO = you are doing most of the talking and they are just listening - Talking WITH = you are having more balanced interaction But again, both are equally appropriate and acceptable to a native speaker. One more thing......If I was giving a presentation or a speech, I would use Talking TO, because I was the one doing all of the talking and the group/audience was listening. *** I'm an experienced ESL teacher currently looking for new students!

We have an exam... - ON Monday morning - IN the morning - AT 9:00 Good luck : )

"More than meets the eye" means that something or someone is better than what is generally believed. The inside contains more than what you SEE (eye) on the outside.

It would sound better to say "it was painful to sit on my butt for so long", or "sitting on my butt for so long was painful". Your butt doesn't feel painful.....YOU feel pain in your butt, and IT is painful. Hope this helps : )