hello, can a day' be called cozy and homey'-? My student wrote, 'Well, this day was really great and I like that it was cozy and really homey"

hello! could you help with choosing the correct collocation? - "I want my future job to be related (?) to languages /....to be linked with (?) languages../....to be connected (?) with languages". What would you say as a native speaker? 🧐

Another questions about collocation - ".....In conclusion, people’s motivation to learn some historical facts about their houses can range from the desire to be safe to the acquisition-?? of a special connection with their ancestors. "........ I am not sure it is correct to say so - "...the acquisition of ...connection with ancestors"..... Is correct or incorrect? Could you help please...

Could you help please? "....One more attractive aspect is the desire to stand out from the crowd. People try to identify-?? the historical ties--??? with ancestors through the house..." Does "identify" collocate with "historical ties"? and "historical ties with ancestors?-??

hello, the question is about the specific name of your paper at your university for getting your Bachelor's or Master's degree IN THE UK - do you call this 'final research paper' 'thesis' or 'dissertation'? I was trying to figure it out reading the article - https://www.document-centre.co.uk/whats-the-difference-between-a-thesis-and-a-dissertation/, but still feel uncertain....

what's the correct way to say it? 1 - I like to spend my time usefully 2 - I like to spend my time productively. Which option is more "authentic" \ can be heard in an English-speaking country and said by native speakers?

Could you help please - Hobbies are (is-?) an inseparable part of everybody's self-development

Could you correct please - option 1 - "I believe that hobbies are an inseparable part( or parts?) of our self-perfection and self-development. Option 2 - I believe that hobbies is (?) an inseparable part of our self-perfection and self-development.

hello, could you tell me if "COULD" is also possible to use in these two sentences, these two situations? sit1: - where is my bag? have you seen it? - no, but it CAN (?) be in the car. sit 2: be careful climbing the tree, you CAN (?) fall. In Muprhy Grammar book it is said that we use "can" to talk about possible actions in sentences like these 1) "You CAN stay when you go to Paris" (REALISTIC) or "The weather CAN change very quickly in the mountains" (IN GENERAL), Unit 27