here look hi, I've seen this conversation before. A : Ah good, you’re the person to help me; I’ve got to pack some stuff into this box. B : No problem. Let me try! Here look, everything is in; a perfect fit. I've got a question: Is it proper and frequent to say " here look " to draw someone's attention by the way .. is it different between " I've got a question " and " I got a question " thanks = )question are: Is it proper and frequent to say " here look " to draw someone's attention? is it different between " I've got a question for you " and " I got a question for you " ? try to make it more clear here : )if you are accidentally passing by seeing this question, can you decide who is the best answer for me by thumbing them up. 'cause I got two perfect answers here = ) many thanks ~

the usage of render ~ ~ ~ I always saw this word in articles, but weird thing is, no matter how hard I try to memorize it, it ends up losing it every time : ( I looked up this word at times, but it has so many meanings that make it harder to use it by myself. can someone simplified this word for me ~ like.. the word always use in what kind of meaning? how to use it? some practical instances will be helpful to me = ) thanks!!!

hey gorgeous ! I have seen a sitcom the character say to another character "hey gorgeous" but I look up a dictionary, it's an adjective for gorgeous so I wanna ask is it a legit sentence? if it is, can you give me some examples and tell me when to use it is proper thanks = )

how to describe the state in the very beginning? My Japanese is just at way beginning step. is it okay to say that in this way? can someone give me some better usages or examples thanks = ) correct me if my question is also wrong > <glad to know it =D

surprising expression How do I express surprising expression in English, I only know "wow" which is more common use in our country. for example(conversation): A:To be frank, I'm a spy in CSI. B:WOW, why did u tell me? It's a lame conversation.. anyway~ can I replace wow in other words, I like more common ones tell me more about the usage of "gee" Thanks=)