Refuse an invitation

What would you say when you want to refuse an invitation to the cinema with an opposite sex who surely knows that you are really free and interested in that movie?

Help me correct this, please 1. When I was little, my mom punished me to face the wall when I did something wrong. 2. I cram for the test. 3. The photo was blurred to make it hard to see the face of the person inside. 4. The building has 8 stories. 5. I forgot to zip up my handbag, then I tripped (over a step) and the phone dropped. 6. It’s all a matter of luck.

Please correct these sentences for me, thanks 1. The latest arrival time to go to work is 9:00 am 2. In the park, people will play the shuttlecock kicking until 8 a:m 3. This company scale is not as large as another one. 4. They ask me the time/ year that Uncle Hồ's death. 5. They ask me the time that Uncle Hồ died.

Please help me

1. Please correct this for me

a.They paid $25 000 for school fees, so they must work in a really long time to take their money back.

b. My probation salary is $400.

2. Is there anything difference if I say?

a. "I love the concept/ content of the film"

b. "My mom doesn't want me to get/ have/ keep/ bring up/raise a dog"

c. "The pay rate/ level/ scale depends on your working ability"

3. I mean if someone harms you, someday everyone will know. Can I say "Right is always right?" in this case

4. What phrase or word that I can describe about a man who always think he's right, although the truth is opposite. He's ready to argue by his utter nonsense word.

Please check the grammar and answer my question. Thanks

1. Please correct for me

a.They paid $25 000 for school fees, so they must work in a really long time to take their money back.

b. My probation salary is $400.

2. Is there anything difference if I say

a. "I love the concept/ content of the film"

b. "My mom doesn't want me to get/ have/ keep/ bring up a dog"

c. "The pay rate/ level/ scale depends on your working ability"

3. I mean if someone harms you, someday everyone will know. Can I say "Right is always right?"

4. How can I say about a man who always think he's right, although the truth is opposite. He's ready to argue by his utter nonsense word.

 

Please help me to correct this, thanks 1. It seems like something's mistaken here = There must be some mistakes. 2. I love depending on someone else = Depending on someone is my habit. (In this case, I mean "I" is the one who always scares when she goes out alone. She needs someone by her side, most of the time). 3. At the end of the second year in university, my department will be dividing into 3 majors according to our desire. 4. My dogs always jump on me when I wash them. 5. Animal diseases can be passed to human.

Please, check this for me! 1. It seems like something's mistaken here = There must be some mistakes. 2. I love depending on someone else = Depending on someone is my habit. (In this case, I mean "I" is the one who always scares when she goes out alone. She needs someone by her side, most of the time). 3. At the end of the second year in university, my department will be dividing into 3 majors according to our desire. 4. My dogs always jump on me when I wash them. 5. Animal diseases can be passed to human.

Correct for me, thanks 1. What movie name are you attracted to? 2. Car is inconvenient for u for your daily movement. (Because the street's narrow in Vietnam) 3. Teeth and hair are two most important things to every person. 4. Your boss will access/ judge your English ability tomorrow. 4. Today, I acquainted myself with some new habits. I tried to write some short paragraphs and watched more videos. Ted talk is an useful website that I can learn many things from. And the show I watched today is "How books can open your mind". I learnt many phrases, new vocabularies from there. Besides that, I caught the main idea, wrote it down. After watching the video, it increased my thirst for knowledge, and can't stop watching the rest of interesting videos there.

good at, good in

Is this explaination is correct?

 

Good at' indicates ability, whereas 'good in' doesn't.

Similarly, poor at and poor in.

He's good at communication skills.

He is poor at English. (lacking in ability)

The soil in poor in nutrients. (lacking in quality)