Small thing we pull out of our nose: Booger Slimy thing in our nose: Snot Small "thing" that appears at the inner corner of the eyes after waking up from sleep: Sleepies or eye boogers White yellowish sticky thing that comes out of the throat when coughing: Phlegm

"Do you have anything I can help?" sounds a little awkward. You could say, "Can I help you with anything else?"

English might not always be a requirement; it just depends on where that job is located or what is necessary to properly do the job. If your customers/clients primarily speak English, you would need to be able to properly communicate with them.

Ain't is typically not accepted in formal writing. Ain't is just like aren't, isn't, etc. Some people will say, "I ain't going to school" instead of "I am not going to school." It is pronounced like the word paint without the "p". (AY-EENT)

1. A bookshelf with handouts (free pamphlets, books, etc.) 2. A theme park character 3 .A pavilion 4. An entry box 5. A parking garage

Who makes coffee in your family? The boys have been playing football for an hour. Last time our trip to the mountains was not long. My brother is learning French.

The first one is correct. The other two are awkward and usually not spoken that way.

Adding of makes it slightly different. If you say, "Bob has heard the bell" and "Bob has heard of the bell" those are two different meanings. One means he actually heard it and the other means he has heard things about the bell.