How should I use “not on my watch”?

Today I went to buy a japanese rice wine for next week's camping trip.

It was going to rain yesterday, but it became cloudy. I felt happy because I was going to take photos in advance for the Coming-of-Age Ceremony. I went to many places to take photos with my mom, so we were so tired. My mom looked like camera assistant for me. After that, my family ate out at a Italian restaurant. Everything was delicious!!!

Question about different prepositions and verbs used to show the same meaning of the sentence. ( 汉语中介词短语作主语时的完整句子的设想: 向历史学家和批评家征求了意见) Note: Don't read and consider the meaning of the above Chinese. 1. People solicit the opinions of historians and critics. 2. People solicit for the opinions of historians and critics. 3. People solicit historians and critics for their opinions. 4. Historians and critics are solicited for their opinions. 5. People solicit the opinions historians and critics hold. 6. People solicit the opinions historians and critics give/have/make. 7. People solicit for the opinions historians and critics give/have/make. Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning?

Today I was supposed to work in Yokohama, but suddenly I have to go help in Shibuya, and it’s really the worst. On top of that, I have to work from 3 p.m. until late. I’m on the train now, but I already want to go home.

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Hello everyone! I've got a question about the phrase "to have experience" and the gerund which follows it. According to Oxford Dictionary we can use prepositions "in" or "of" in such cases like in "I have experience in/of teaching English to kids". However, in one of my prompts I asked AI to write about my experience and it answered "I have experience teaching English...". Is it correct not to use preposition between "experience" and "teaching" and why? Which grammatical rule governs it. I would really appreciate your help!

Hi. I went to hair salon at noon. Now, I'm going to my part-time job. Today I work for 5hours.

It's warming up and spring is around the corner! What are your favourite parts of spring?