Do you say 'snap at ~'? Do you say, 'snap at someone' for the meaning of ' be furious or outraged? I couldn't find this in the Wiki. Thanks in advance.

Living Alone (Retry) I retried my last notebook "Living Alone" according to much advice from native speakers. Would you correct and polish it? Thanks a lot! Living alone away from your parents can be both good or bad. The main benefit of living alone would be freedom from the pressure of your parents. You can spend all your free time in whichever way you deem fit , including staying up all night. You no longer have to worry about your mother waking you up early in the morning. You can also eat whatever you want. You are independent and self-sufficient.　But it would be difficult for you to keep early hours and keep fit. Those who are not used to cooking are apt to depending on convenience stores. Unbalanced diet like convenience foods does you harm. Thus you would have to worry about your living, especially doing things that you didn't have to before, such as your paying for your housing , doing your own laundry and food. Because you're independent, you have to make your living by working instead of depending on your parents. Lots of work in the new surroundings might make you feel uneasy and sometimes lonely. You cannot rely on immediately anyone in the family. Everything is self-sufficient. However, it will cause you to be more grateful to your parents and have a sense of responsibility. You will not realize it until you live away from your parents. In short, living alone makes you more independent but sometimes makes you feel troublesome or lonely. We should weigh these merits and demerits before deciding which stance to choose.

living alone Polish and correct ,please! Living alone away from your parents brings you both good and bad points, which depends on your way of thinking. Positive outlook is that living alone makes you free from the pressure from your parents. You can spend all your free time, especially at night, doing your favorite things. You may stay up late to play and don't have to be worried about the bad situation in the moring: Your mother cries out to you,”It's time to get up!” Another good point is you can stand on your own foot. Negative outlook is you have to worry about your own living, housing , food , washing or another. You have to make your living by working.

imprinting This is my homework. Help me polish and correct it, please. Especially I don't know which form of verbs is better, the present or past, in such a thesis because the fact in it is an immutable law. Thanks in advance! Some animals show their instinctive activities just after thier birth. Take "imprinting" of geese for example. Kourad Lorenz demonstrated it first. He wondered if geese would instinctively imprint on himself and then follow him around. He carried out the experiment that he arranged they should see him first at birth or a box on a model train. The results were that they followed him and the object as expected ,and it suggets they look on the first moving objects ,animate or inanimate, as their parent.

Please tell me the distinction. Suppose you want to ask someone which transportation you will use to go on a trip. 1.How will you go there? 2.How will you get there? What distinction is there between 1 and 2？ And native speakers, which would you use in such a case?Sorry, I meant ”Suppose you want to ask someone which transportation THEY will use to go on a trip.”

Which is in more imperative tone? Suppose you want to give some advice to someone else. Which means more clearly that your advice is compursoly or required? 1, You had better do〜 2, It would be to your advantage that 〜 BTW,now new question occures to me. Which is better grammatically or either is wrong? Which is in more imperative tone? Which is in more an imperative tone? Which is in more imperative a tone? Thanks so much!

What does this sentence mean? What does the sentence ,"you are not seeing very much" mean in the following context? If you belong to a culture that believes in absolute truths, I have bad news for you: If the answer seems clear cut, you are not seeing very much! Thanks a lot!

ideom "Tell me about it" Ｉlearned the ideom of "Tell me about it." sometimes means "That's exactly right", but why? These seem to have opposite meanings. It looks like a difficult question since it's just an ideom. I'd really appreciate your answer.