will who's elected really make a big difference? will who's elected really make a big difference? who can explain me why "make" put on this sentence? i think "makes" is more better.

how do you think about selfishness? I just wonder how you are thinking about it.

accident up... i don't know when i have to use "up" 1.There was an accident ahead 앞에 교통 사고가 있었다. 2.There's a traffic accident up ahead. (앞에 교통사고가 났어요.) 3.It's unusual to have a traffic jam at this time of day. There must be an accident up ahead. 이 시간에 차가 이렇게 막히다니, 앞에 무슨 사고가 난 게 틀림없어. I found that words above. why do "2,3" need to follow 'accident' with 'up' in those sentence? is it ok to put this word or not? ... is it problem about tense? Thanks for reading my question.

I have two questions 1. which one is correct? 1) he didn't try to speak english 2)he tried not to speak english if both sentence are correct, what is different between them 2. 1)I liked to read books. 2)i liked reading books I guess second sentence is more natural. do i have to do use verb+ing in past sentence? I had a new question while i writed this. I typed "what's different between them". can i put differnce instead of different? I think i can do like this. so... what's better?

Can you explain me about this sentence have two 'if' if you are unable to ask me if you are thinking/wondering whether your korean is correct or not, you can use this site My friend teach me this sentence above but i wonder how can i use two if then how many 'if' can i use ^^

I do have the ability to stimulate maternal instinct. how can use two verb? "do have" 'I do have the ability to stimulate maternal instinct' I have a question in this sentence. how can use two continuous verb? and i wanna look some example like that if this sentence is right can you make some sentence have "do have"

how can i use 'also'? I often use it. but I'm confused 1)The lyrics also are good 2)The lyrics also be good 3)The lyrics are also good can i use all of them? So They means the same? If each sentence have different things, what is it?

her children are at school. right? 'her children' is singular but how can use 'are' her children are at school. right? 'her children' is singular but how can use 'are'? If 'her children' can to be plural

I wonder if it's adverb ? I have a month left until i start school, I have 30minutes left, i have 30minutes remaining is remaining and left adverb in each sentence?