Is the sentence below correct?If so, what does it mean? Thank you in advance! "Study is working hard." Is the sentence below correct?If so, what does it mean?

Which sentence is correct? Why? Thank you in advance! Which sentence is correct? Why? Thank you in advance! What bad weather! It starts to rain again. What a bad weather! It starts to rain again.

Which one is correct? I am a middle school teacher. The following is from a test with B as the right choice. I wonder why, and I think A, C and D are all right. Who can tell me the difference among them? --____ Jacky Chan's new film? --Yes. I ______ it last Saturday. A. Have you seen; have seen B. Did you see; saw C. Have you seen; saw D. Did you see; have seen

What does "nearness" and "sameness" mean in the following? What does "nearness" and "sameness" mean in the following? It was the best place to be, thought Wilbur, this warm delicious cellar, with the garrulous geese, the changing seasons, the heat of the sun, the passage of swallows, the nearness of rats, the sameness of sheep, the love of spiders, the smell of manure, and the glory of everything.

What does "sentiment" here mean? What does "sentiment" here mean? The following is from Charlotte's Web by E.B.White, a talk between a pig, Wilbur, and a spider Charlotte. Thank you in advance! -------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Well," said Wilbur. "I'm no good at making speeches. I haven't got your gift for words. But you have saved me, Charlotte, and I would gladly give my life for you - I really would."   "I'm sure you would. And I thank you for your generous sentiments."

What does "well-ripened " and "seasoned" mean? What does "well-ripened " and "seasoned" mean in the following paragraph? It's said by a rat who ate a lot of leftover. "What a night!" he repeated, hoarsely. "What feasting and carousing! A real gorge! I must have eaten the remains of thirty lunches. Never have I seen such leavings, and everything well-ripened and seasoned with the passage of time and the heat of the day. Oh, it was rich, my friends, rich!"

What does "tease" here mean? In the following sentence, what does "tease" mean? "Please, please, please take us to the Fair!" begged a gosling. Then all seven began teasing to go.

what does "go the limit" mean? In the following sentence, what does "go the limit" mean? I'm in this thing pretty deep now - I might as well go the limit.

What does "offhand" and "chance remark" mean in the following? What does "offhand" and "chance remark" mean in the following? Thank you in advance! Well, I don't think you have anything to worry about. Let Fern associate with her friends in the barn if she wants to. I would say, offhand, that spiders and pigs were fully as interesting as Henry Fussy. Yet I predict that the day will come when even Henry will drop some chance remark that catches Fern's attention. It's amazing how children change from year to year.