Does this sentence sound natural? A : How does this look on me? B : The top looks OK by itself, but it kind of clashes with your pants. A : Do you think it compliments my figure? B : Yeah, it's hot. I think 'Do you think it compliments my figure? ' is a little strange, is it okay?

What is the difference between I zoned out. and I was lost in thought. and my mind was wandering.? What is the difference between I zoned out. and I was lost in thought. and my mind was wandering.?

What's the difference between halfhearted and slipshod ? What's the difference between halfhearted and slipshod ? They are the same?

What's the difference between doable and workable? What's the difference between doable and workable? They're same meaning?

What is the difference between "I won't be able to make it." and "I wouldn't be able to make it."? What is the difference between "I won't be able to make it." and "I wouldn't be able to make it."?

What is the difference between "I wish it wasn't so humid." and "I hope it wasn't so humid". ? What is the difference between "I wish it wasn't so humid." and "I hope it wasn't so humid". ? Is there a difference?

What's the difference between how about you and what about you? A : Jack, can you come to my party? B : Sure A : How about you, Mike? (or What about you, Mike?) Which one is correct in this case?

Is is okay to use the word 'my guy', 'my girl' between friends? 'Let me introduce my guy here.' 'My girl, Jessica, is from the states.' Is is okay to use the word 'my guy', 'my girl' between just friends? First of all, I'm a man and using the word 'my guy' sounds like gay (no offence) and using the word my girl between friends relationship sounds like lover. For me, english beginner, I can't understand well nuance of the words.

Does this sentence sound natural? "in Canadian culture and many Western cultures, for New Years, we always make these resolutions. We think: "Oh..." When it's New Years, when it's January 1st, we make some sort of promise to ourself that we're never going to do something again, or we're going to start doing something. " I think that the paragraph has a grammatical error. Is that a right sentence?