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"decided" and "decisive" What's the difference between these two adjective?

If I ___ (have) more time, I would learn another language. a) have b) had c) having

Hello I saw the collection of the word "diet" " in somebody's diet" But in a reading I saw this sentence : "The daily diet of early humans depended on ...." I thought when we talk about possessive of people, we should use 's not of When we can use "of" for human

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Is the phrase "make the things new" incorrect? Do I have to say "make things new"?

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Can I use the sentences "Go out! Go in! Go up! Go down!" to urge others? For example: 1. I need to stay in here alone, can you go out? But the listener still doesn't go out, so I can say "Please, go out!" 2. I need to stay out here talking to him for a while, can you go into your room for a while? But the listener still doesn't go into the room, so I can say "Please, go in!" 3. I want to stay down here, can you stay upstairs? But the listener still doesn't go upstairs, so I can say "Please, go up!" 4. I want to stay here, can you stay downstairs? But the listener still doesn't go downstairs, so I can say "Please, go down!" (I mean I'm just looking for a context where I can use the sentences "Go out! Go in! Go up! Go down!" in their bare form. Maybe they are blunt and impolite, but I just want to know if I said it correctly, if the listener understands what I said?) Thanks!