- It's time to OWN UP TO those HEINOUS crimes you've been committing. - It resembled a witty move in the beginning, but turned into a rather risky ESCAPADE. - At first sight a quirky campaign of 'selling' items GRATIS turned out to be an ingenious marketing move. - For a couple of months they managed to SMUGGLE pounds of stolen coffee of the highest quality. - The new Avatar film got fascinated responses for its CRACKERJACK visual effects. - Although the principal of our school was harsh and quick on detentions for just a minute's late arrival, our physics teacher could even CONDONE us skipping lessons, provided that we'll be prepared for the tests. - He disreputed our whole meeting with his SLEAZY speach. - You may call it "don't touch what works" or "don't try to gild the lily", but there's still utterly no point in revising this script.

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I’m a little bit confused about this sentence. “I’m always the guy that comes right on time like so on time that I’m basically late” So the guy is which person? A punctual person or a person is never on time. Or that sentence doesn’t make any sense. Like it was just typo or something?

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...

Q：Computers ＿＿ in serving the people, we should do our best to have a good command of it. A.to be a useful tool B.having been a useful tool C.being a useful tool D.are a useful tool

Is this sentence grammatically correct and natural enough? ▪ I saw him fuddling people with his stuporous stories and light, humorous literature at the gatherings in Aban Mia's restaurant of Dhaka Betar.

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?-??