What does "trigger" mean? . . A) To prevent something from happening B) To start or initiate something C) To ignore or overlook

Different jobs have different features. When high students choose their majors, only a few of them have a clean plan for their future career. The others only choose their majors depend on their hobbies or interests. When all of us enter the soceity after graduating from universities, we find that the decisions thay made before are very different from what they have thought.For example, someone think that if they learn medicine for over five or eight years, it's boring,but when they find that doctors can easily get promoted as they get old and have more experiences about his job, they feel regrettable about their decisions they have made. As for the people who want to be teachers, they find that they careers are absolutely different from doctors. The knowledges they have gained from universties can't help themto be competent for their jobs. They need to empety their mind and learn new things all the time. Experiences don't work forthem. Only new knowledges are necessary, even when they get old, they still need to learn new things. Only do that can help them to be good teachers.

Sue ........ happy when she saw her friend. . . . wasn't or weren't???

After a hard working week, I feel so sastified and proud believing I can be less and less lazy gradually. These days, I don't have time for scrolling on my phone, I find myself busy with doing the chores, helping the kids with their studying and learning English as well as serving customers or reading some pages and I love it. I love being in the status and I hope I will never be lazy again.

It was sunny today. My dad drank too much last night and ended up sleeping in this morning. I took the opportunity to sneak up to his cellphone and browse interesting videos on YouTube until he woke up at lunchtime. Recently, I’ve been banned from using my cellphone, so this felt really good. Later, MeeMaw came by and accompanied me to the gym. On our way home, we stopped by a snack shop, and I managed to convince her to buy me a bunch of snacks. It was a peaceful and enjoyable weekend.

Which word means "to confirm or prove something"? . . . A) Refuse B) Verify C) Deny ?

What’s your first language ? My first language is Russian, even if I live in Kazakhstan, I speak Russian because if you know history my country was in The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), commonly known as the Soviet Union. So mainly population talked/spoke in Russian. I know, maybe it’s just excuses and to be honest I am ashamed not knowing my mother tongue language, which is Kazakh, so I decided to study it.

*To speculate* means to: . . . - Guess - Confirm - Eliminate ?