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Anne
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Aug 13, 2021
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    "A sight for sore eyes" is still pretty commonly used in my opinion. I'm American and not an old person. 

    Sore eyes generally are result of an allergic reaction or infection. They are red, itchy, and/or irritated. 

    Strained eyes (I think you mean this not "eye strain" which refers to a condition) are when the eyes are acting like strained muscles. They could be tired, blurry, or even give you a headache. 


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    May 3, 2019
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    You could say both but they would mean different things. Firm has a more positive connotation(feeling). Hard is neutral or negative depending on the context.

    In this case, a firm apple means it is hard in a pleasant way. Not too hard. Nice and crispy. Good for baking apple pie :)

    A hard apple would be hard in a neutral or negative way. Perhaps too hard. It doesn't sound weird but it doesn't sound completely natural to an English speaker because we would more likely say it with a modifier.

    ie. The apple is too hard. The rock-hard apple... 


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    May 3, 2019
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    I knew my dad had a good camera but I thought that it was for work. Then I found out that he likes to take beautiful pictures of sunrises and sunsets as a hobby. I like to take pictures for preserving memories too, so we visited many places to take pictures! Here are my memories with my dad from our Japan 2019 trip!
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    April 23, 2019
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