Where should I put these two "more"s? (The more you expose yourself to English, the more you get used to it.) I'd like to change it into imperative sentence, i tried several times but my sentences below seem a bit weird to me. Could you help me to make my sentences sound natural？ Expose yourself more to English to get more used to it. Expose more of yourself to English to get more used to it. Expose yourslef to English more to get used to it more.

Any subtle difference between these two sentences? John hasn't married yet. John has yet to marry.

Are All OK? (Job interview) What are the perks TO this job? What are the perks OF this job? What are the perks IN this job? What are the perks FOR this job?

Does anyone help me with my sencond sentence plz? 1.Suddenly the horse jumped up and tipped its rider off. ( tip=tilt, off= from, "tip" n "off" are used in a sense that is very close to their literal meanings. Easy to understand, clear) 2. The police must have been tipped off. (Tip=? , off= ?, which seem to be used in a sense that is way far from their literal meanings. Hard to understand , confusing) Why " tip" + "off" = give someone a secret warning or information ? Thanks for your help in advance.