Are you asking for what this means in simpler terms?

Nope, they both actually mean the same thing. One just has correct punctuation and one does not. Your sentence would be better phrased: I bought a book, which is named xxx. If you wanted to say I bought books, one which is named xxx, you would say "I bought a lot of books, including xxx."

The second person is trying to say "Always be humble, and be respectful to those who may not have learned the things you have your lifetime." It is considered a social faux pas to show off your intelligence in a manner that puts others down. This is in no small part due to the pride of individuals, but should be regarded nonetheless.

You would not use our if life is singular, because we do not all share the same life. You would only use our if you are using lives. It should be: Most of these stressors are commonly found in daily life. This means: Many of these sources of stress are normally encountered on a daily basis. It could be: Most of these stressors are commonly found in our daily lives. This means: We often encounter many of these sources of stress on a daily basis.

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Remember to yse spaces after your commas, and that I is always capitalized in English.

Writing

I have been too lazy to write for a period of time. Since this is the weekend and I am not going to weekend at other places, I think I shall spend the time wisely. Am I not right? Well, I am going to write a long, long epic. It will appear in the corrections box.

 

 

Consider rephrasing, writing should be concise when using generalizations. "while" could replace the text noted in orange.

Again, same issue. This could be rephrased as "go anywhere", "do anything", or you could restructure the clause as "Since I don't have any plans for this weekend,...)

Note that this is an adjective used to describe something, outside of defining a type of literature. Those without a literary background may not understand what you are talking about. Something more generic may be better in this case.