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What means “coopted” in this sentence? I didn’t find it in the dictionary. religious enlightened coopted the idea of natural religion to revealed religion, thereby making a radical idea of seventeenth century entirely conventional in the eighteenth.

Hi. Could you, please, check my short essay? It is very important for me because I don't know some cases of using articles, prepositions, collocations and grammar. The most popular assumption (is it synonym to "expectation" in this context?) about education in/at (?) university is learning about the future job. Some people believe that an interesting social life should be while university education. Improving communication skills is the least favoured (can I use “favoured” in this context?) expectations (or without “s”) about process of learning (or “studying” better?) at university with young people. Young people enter a university as they want to build a friendship with influential people in order to have a valuable assistance ("val. assis." sounds well?) in the (or without “the”?) future. They also want to learn a profession and have an idea of who they will work in the future. One problem that can arise with studying at the university is that it's time consuming. The students do not have enough time for family and friends. I think the best solution to this problem is to manage time.

Hi, I wrote a bad sentence, but didn't know how to improve it. Could anyone help me? "I shook my head while looking at their faces, from one to the other." There were two people sitting opposite me talking. I heard what they said and didn't agree with it, so I shook my head. At the same time, I looked at one guy first, then turned to look at the other guy. How to describe it in a better way?

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Hi everyone, Could anyone help me with these two: USED TO vs. BE USED TO What is the difference between them?

I am practicing English writing. Please, check this. 【Topic】 Today, some customers ask delivery companies to put packages by their doors instead of recieving them directly. Do you think this kind of service will become more common in the future? 【My Answer】 I agree with the statement that some customers ask delivery companies to put packages by their doors instead of recieving them directly. I have two reasons. First of all this service is helpful for customers. They have to wait at home for the packages to arrive. If delivery companies could put packages by their entrance,they do not have to wait at home. Second,the delivery campanies can reduce delivery costs. If customers do not stay in their home, drivers need to go to the same house again. For the reasons that I mentioned this service is going to mecome common in the future.

Which is ok? 1. My hometown is Hangzhou, Ningbo. 2. My hometown is in Hangzhou, Ningbo.

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Hi! I have a question about some compound adjectives. Is it possible to say white-teethed when describing a person? Or is white-toothed better? And is it correct to say that someone is cheek-dimpled?