please let me know the difference between' either and either of .' please let me know the difference between either and either of . 1. I don't know what is the difference of the meaning between "either parent" and " either of my parents". ex) I don’t know if either parent is coming to the performance. ex) I don’t know if either of my parents is/are coming to my performance. 2. I don't know what is the difference of the meaning between "neither parent" and " neither of my parents". ex) Neither parent is coming to the performance. ex) Neither of my parents is/are coming to my performance. In neither parts.. I think "neither parent is" that means parent both are not coming there. and "neither of parents is/are" that means one of parent is coming there and one of parent is not coming there. I'd like to know that meanings are right or wrong. please letting me know.

What does it mean? What does it mean "history conference"? I can't find in dictionary, but I guess it used well at job interviewing. but I don't understand exactly. What does it mean?

I don't know this English word. "unforgettable wonder" What is it mean? When can it used? And if you're OK, please give me some examples.

Let me know a right vocabulary in English. [laundry] - 1.hand-launder blouse. wash blouse by hands. 2.soak blouse in water. [Care] 1.I cause a skin troubles, so I've decide to care my skin. 2.Some cosmetics doesn't fit with my skin, so my face broke out/had troubles on my face. 3.I made a natural pack, so I applied a pack to defuse my troubles at home. 4.figure care vs physically fit care I'd like to know what is the difference between the two. How do you say in English? 4-1)Figure/Body care care body line. or care body line management or manage figure. 4-2)Physically fit care Care physically fit. or stay physically fit. or manage physical strength. or mange physical management. or keep in shape.

Please correct my English composition~ [Study- related) If my sentence was wrong, please let me know. What do you often use in everyday English? 1.Read English several time. Read English over and over. 2.I have a look at the book. I just looked over a book. I skimmed through a book. 3.ask my questions. ask to correct my wrong sentence. ask to correct my English composition. 4.pick out what I'll memorize leave the sentences that I'll memorize later. pick out individually what I'll memorize later. 5.I was absent-minded again in time between studying. I was distracted again while studying. I was distracted again in the middle of studying.

What does mean these meanings? 1. Accounting is pretty math heavy. I don't understand "math heavy" 2. It is nice to be on my own, but kind of expensive. I think it means It's nice to be alone after living alone, but room charge is expensive to cover all the expense . So my question is... I don't know when the "be on my own" use and what the correct meanings is. Please let me know. and if it's ok, please correct my wrong English sentences.