"Through" as a preposition means from one side of something to the other like "through a tunnel" or "On our way to Washington, D.C. from Boston, we drove through NYC." So if the breeze blew through the room it means it was blowing from one side to another or driving from point A to point B in the countryside. "Around" means on every side of, like a circle. For example: "he walked around in a circle" or "I want to travel around the world". So if the breeze was blowing around the room I think of a more circular flow of air. Or if you drove around the countryside maybe you visited many different places instead of just going through from one point to another. Hope this helps!

I think that grammar is important to some extent. When you are focusing on speaking, the main objective is to be understood. So you need the grammar to be able to express yourself accurately but if you make mistakes that is okay!

When using reported speech like in these examples, we should use the past tense of what they said. However, in real life people tend to use the tense that the speaker used. For example: "I like pizza." Should be: She said that she liked pizza. This is the rule for reported speech but people tend to say: She said she likes pizza. Especially if the sentence is still true or said recently.

Scrunch here means to bend or contract

I like Korean food. I tried it a couple times in the last few months and I really like it. (Or maybe, I only tried it for the first time a few months ago?). I think I like it because it has some similarities with Turkish food.

There are many restaurants in my neighborhood. We’ve lived in the same village since we were young. Could you please go to the corner store and buy some bread and milk? Where’s the nearest stationery store around here? We went to a bunsikjeom and had gimbap and noodles. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ A: That’s a beautiful picture. When did you start drawing? B: It hasn’t been that long. I started taking private lessons last year because I wanted to learn how to draw. A: How long did it take to finish it? B: It took about two months. A: That’s longer than I expected. Do you usually draw portraits? B: Yes, I also draw landscapes from time to time. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★

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I think it means flipper like on a dolphin. Flipper is a word for the arm-like limb on marine animals like dolphins, penguins, or seals.