高 fine dining restarurant, (一般来说我们只说这个。好像中文的量词，随意可以换 ”个“字 diner coffee shop (以下的店都是小店可以跟朋友去喝酒，吃便宜的有可能不健康的菜 pub， dive/bar

都没问题啊。如果你有任何其他疑问。请给我发一下短信！

其实你最好说 "Go the extra mile" 或者 "Going the extra mile" 这就是挺引起感情的话睐表达某人的态度。让人感动类型的话，在书面语和口语都能用的。 还想问问的话。请你给我发以下短信

Hi Liz, B is the best way to say this. "I need to take a rest." Need always must have the word "to" after it, if what the person needs is *to do* something. If what the person needs is a thing like *food* You can say "I need food". By the way need is technically not a modal verb. Anyways I'll give you an example. If someone is hungry they can say; "I need to eat." OR "I need food." In the same way, you can say "I need to rest" or " I need rest" Feel free to message me any with any other questions

This phrase is an allusion 典故 it is like the idea of tackling someone at the knees... like many other english allusion we use an image to tell a story. imagine someone getting tackled at the knees. they would likely fall and get hurt. this is the essence of the phrase. to do irreparable damage, that starts from a weak joint. feel free to direct message me if you have other questions

There is no difference. As you keep learning you will see how the writers choose the different phrases to express there own style. Btw "for the love of god" is a common phrase people use when they are very frustrated. Example: Tony's mom sees he still hasnt cleaned his room. Upset, she yells, "for the love of God Tony, I told you to clean your room two hours ago" Be careful when you use this though. This is technically a curse word that has the name of religious figure in it, some people might get really mad id you use it.

Salut Zaki! Je suis TP, je suis d'amerique. J'ai beaucoup d'experience d'ensegnier en parlant les autres langues. Je suis sur que je peux t'aider. Envoyes-moi une message! On puet parler dont tu veux apprendre

我觉得这个情况要多点语境才翻译过来。不然应当很难了解。 私信我吧我来帮帮你