What does it mean? What's the meaning of "Merre tekersz?"? Thanks!

What does it mean? What's the meaning of the verb "read" here? "Does this read ok?" Is it slang? Thanks

Today me and friend Bill were talking about... A native speaker of English wrote this: "Today me and friend Bill were talking about xxx when..." Is that correct? I believe that something wrong is in here, but I'd like to listen to native speaker's suggestions. Thanks!

You and some other students attended a Careers Conference. Write a report for the College Principal. You and some other students attended a Careers Conference. Write a report for the College Principal explaining how useful the conference was and making recommendations for next year. The Careers Conference was held in Vancouver Hall and lasted two days, Friday and Sunday, from 9am to 6pm. The exibition was about more than 100 different jobs. We found this particularly accurate and useful for students who are seeking a job. The talks were focused on various types of professions and fields, and we found them quite interesting, even though some debates were mediocre. Some experts were at students’ disposal in order to give them suggestions or answer their inquiries, however they were not sufficient for the high numbers of students present at the conference. The topics were engaging but more oriented on science rather than humanities (to name a few, language or history were not contemplated). In conclusion, the Careers Conference was, all in all, of great help. Our main suggestion for next year is to diversify the topics of the talks and debates, including other subjects, and recruit more HR’s experts so that they will be able to answer students’ questions more easily. Another recommendation is to add an extra day to the programme, due to the high flow of people and interest towards the event.

You and some other students attended a Careers Conference. Write a report for the College Principal. ...................................

Can you tell (me/us) about your job? Thanks!

What's the right answer? :)

Question mark in a positive sentence Is it correct to put a question mark at the end of a positive sentence like this? "I’d love to. I suppose you want to go on Saturday?" I've noticed that a lot of native speakers of English use it very often, but I don't think this is a question... Thank you!

What does "father-of-one" mean? I've found "father-of-one" in an article. For example: "Father-of-one was hit by train". What's the meaning of that? Thanks!