It's a fantastic idea. If a person turns his hobby into his career, he can make good progress, and even can reach to the highest points in his career because it will be very easy for him to give it a lot of time and perform every action with great enthusiasm.

Yes, I am no playing very well, but I training the clarinet

-took on detail- think about took on like put on. Just like you put on clothes, a scene can put on more of a thing. Take on detail means you were seeing something, but then suddenly you started to see it clearly, so much clearer that you felt like someone was drawing on my details in front of you. I dont know if you wear glasses, but this would be a prime example. When I put on my glasses, the trees *take on detail*. -Channel- to move in one direction wrenching- lound noise, broke back-something broke and returned, to be pulled back in an aggressive manner, braces-the instruments being used here. wild-loud and surprising, ripping-a lound noise like metal being torn, blew-to move like air flow. I teach English classes. I would love to help you. Feel free to message me if you need more help or are interested in classes.

I love this question. Here is the explanation I find most handy. Read the following story- I was talking down the street when I saw a cat. *note here that -a- is used because you have not to this point had a relationship with this cat. It was following me on the sidewalk all the way down the road. *note here that -it- is used because you have already established what -it- is so there is some familiarity. This and that are less concerned about familiarity, and more concerned with distance in time, space, location. This cat that is next to me is black. That cat outside is white. This is my book. That is your book. This is the time in the US. That is the time in China. This is going to be a long day. That was a long day. I teach English classes. I would love to help you. Feel free to message me if you need more help or are interested in classes.

They are equal. Neither is more correct. I have heard the first one used more in writing and the second more frequently in speaking. However, neither is better.

It could be a combination of the above plus more activities. Every person is different. It depends on your learning style, resource availability, where you will be using English and for what purpose. What works for one person, does not always work for another. Are you a visual, audio, orkinesthetic learner? What do you do for fun? Do you travel, and if so, where? Where do you live now? What is your native tongue? Is this your first new language you are learning or is this your second, third or fourth? Everyone is different and has different ways to learn. I would love to help you with your English. If you need any help, feel free to message me for details on classes.

Yes, always put a question mark in those instances. I would love to help you with your English. If you need any help, feel free to message me for details on classes.

Sometimes things are better explaned in examples rather than definitions, so here is an example- Bias- If given a choice, Coach Bob prefers to chose boys for his team because that is who he prefers to work with. He has coached both boy and girl teams but thinks boy teams are easier to coach based on his past experiences. There were personal experiences that influenced this bias. Because of this bias, he may miss out on coaching an awesome group of girls because every group is different. If Bob recognizes that he feels a positive bias towards boys and negative bias towards girls, he might want to pay extra attention to not let his bias affect his decisions. Prejudice- Coach Bob choses boys for his team because he believes girls are inferior. He believes that girls are weaker and disorganized. He believes this is fact. He did not himself have negative experiences with girls, but his dad told him girls were weak, and his grandpa said girls were weak, and his uncle said girls were weak, so it just seems to be common knowledge. Bob may not even recognize that he is prejudiced. He will likely miss out on working with an awesome team of girls because he has a deep belief that are inferior.