You can just call it “tape”. If you want to be more specific you can call it “packing tape” as we usually use it when we pack boxes.

I want to speak, write and understand english very well. That's the principal reason for me to learn english. I think that English is the most used language in the world. So I have to do my best to improve my english level. What else?

Hey Taffy! Great question. In English we tend to add prefixes to words to make them opposite (which I’m sure you know well). Irregardless is a word that verbally, people have added an unnecessary prefix to. Saying regardless has the meaning of irregardless, but is standard and is recognized by dictionaries. For example: Regardless of how I feel about him, I will be professional in the workplace. (Standard written answer.) Irregardless of how I feel about him, I will be professional in the workplace. (Non-standard verbal answer)

Oh this is a difficult question. The reason we have generic terms of beauty is so people don’t feel awkward when they hear them. For example if I just met someone and said they were as pretty as a rose, they probably wouldn’t think I was being too intimate or intrusive and take it as a compliment. But if I say something really specific like, “your eyes are the bluest sapphires hanging from the stars on a moonless night” to someone I don’t know very well, it comes across extremely creepy. That’s why the generic ones are best and used all the time. If you know this person well though, I would recommend comparing their attributes to things you think are beautiful and maybe some things in your relationship that both of you like. This will make your compliments unique to you and that person and will be greatly appreciated.

I would say the first one. Range in this context means the area which they live, travel, eat, sleep and in general live their lives. The second meaning of range (especially hit) is usually talking about shooting someone with a gun. On TV you will hear the expression “the target is within range” often. This means they are within the guns shooting ability.

Hello Grace! This is a great question. Just by context I would say grudge is correct. The reason is because grudge means you have a feeling that someone has resentment against you. But malice is when that persons intends to hurt you because of what you did. I would hope ‘she’ doesn’t want to hurt you or ‘has had malice against’ you just because you turned down her unreasonable request. Hope that helps!

I would call that person someone who ‘keeps to themselves’, ‘isn’t a busybody’, ‘keeps their head down’. If it has to be one word I would probably use ‘shrewd’ or ‘astute’ as it means someone with good judgment, therefore they can see the problems that may come up and then avoid them.

Great job on this sentence! Just a few changes below. Real estate is generally not plural. And if it’s singular don’t forget to use “is”. You don’t need to add “There” after vicinity as we already know the area. Also no need for “ones” after locally owned, it around a redundant. Well, there is a lot of real estate in our vicinity. You can also find restaurants, cell phone repair shops, and businesses providing indoor services including house cleaning, babysitting, and so forth. Some of these businesses are locally owned while others are corporate businesses with multiple locations operating in a specific area. Hope this helps!