This is a common phrase. It is casual. It is a friendly, slightly funny phrase. Example; I'm a sucker for a used book store. I always look for my favorite authors. The phrase would not be used while speaking to a doctor about your health. "I'm a sucker for fried fish and potatoes." If you are explaining something to your doctor it is too casual to use this phrase. Instead, say, " I really like fried fish and potatoes and eat them whenever I can."

1. The only student who received low grades...... 2. good 3. good 4. good 5. good. Another way is; In this photo, my sister is the one..... 6. good 7. good 8. Some people won't eat just anything, while others... 9. I do not understand this sentence. Maybe the intended meaning is; Some kids don't want just any old gift for Christmas but only want expensive gift a and toys. Some kids don't want just any random gift for Christmas but will only be satisfied with expensive gifts and toys. 10. He's such a picky eater that I'm sure he won't be....

We teach our children that a sentence should not end with a preposition; for, in, on. In conversations, though, it is common to end a sentence this way. "What do you want the spoon for?" sounds OK to me but it is very casual. I would not speak this way to a group of people in a public setting. If I were writing this idea I might write," For what purpose do you need the spoon?" This sounds more formal but is better English.

No. "Obsessed with" means you can not think of anything else. You choose to entertain yourself with the movies everyday. another phrase to use; I'm enthralled with... or I live and breathe....

It is common knowledge that there are a plethora of reasons why people seldom visit museums. The project I am working on is aimed at finding out what are the most typical reasons among Zetlanders for not attending museums regularly. Having analyzed the data, the results of the opinion polls on this subject, I would like to share my thoughts on the matter. The majority of the respondents find museum exhibitions to be "boring" making this the most popular reason for not visiting. The minority of the respondents assert that they merely, "have nobody to go with," putting this point at the bottom of the table. The analysis of the data shows that people find museum exhibitions expensive. Some say visiting museums is too time consuming. This fact cannot help drawing attention as in other countries, for example in Belarus, people would definitely find exhibitions time consuming more often than expensive. People do not visit visit museum exhibitions often, there is still another pressing reason, language barriers. When attending museum exhibitions in different countries, people may not be able to understand the descriptions of the items because many people do not speak English which is commonly used in museums. Fortunately, this problem can be solved by providing an audio-guide, where people can choose their native language and understand everything easily. ------ The last paragraph does not restate the original theme of this paper. The original topic was about, "why people do not visit museums". Your ending has a new topic in it. This topic, "Understanding the culture and history," is interesting and could be included in this paper somewhere else. It would be good to add it to the first paragraph. Then a conclusion sentence could be- There are several reasons that people do not visit museums; subject matter is boring, expense, time consumption, and language translation issues. The lessons learned about culture and history of a people group are being missed by ...

I am a native speaker from the middle of the United States. Both words are understandable in your examples. In my opinion, I'd say that, "Sooner" is a more casual word. It would be more polite to use "Earlier". Example, as spoken to a close friend: He keeps getting there sooner than the rest of us. He gets the best parking spot. Example, as spoken to a guard or to your supervisor: He arrives earlier than us. He can, therefore, select the best parking spot.

Better sentences; I'd like to get away from the gangster roles in my acting career. I have enjoyed the gangster type character that I have been playing but now I'd like to try different types of roles. I'd like to get away from the gangster persona.

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