dropping something which is the more correct way to say you dropped your wallet? 財布が失うた。 財布が落としました。 財布が無くしました。

ability vs imperative What is the difference between these two verbs if any? I am trying to compare the imperative form of the verb to the ru form of the verb with Koto Ga Dekimasu 1) 食べことができます 2) 食べられる both have the たべる stem. Is one more formal?meant ability vs potential, not ability vs imperative.

each and every I understand how counting works but How would you say in Japanese: Have you seen every movie in the series? Have you seen every James Bond Movie? Have you been to every bar in town? Basically how do you represent All or Every when its something in a series?

when to use を vs When to use が をが When forming a sentence what are the rules for when to use が and when to use を. Seems like they can be used interchangably. for instance, I if I wanted to say I am going to my car. わたしはくるまがいきます。 わたしはくるまをいきます。 will both work or is there some rule I am not seeing?

drinks how do you refer to a generic drink, aka a glass of beer or a glass of water but in generic terms. is it のみもの？ in that case would this be correct? わたしののみものをさけです。 My drink is sake. わたしののみものをみずです。 My drink is water. Furthermore how do you ask someone if they want a drink? のみものですか？

everything when referring to everything is it more appropriate to use ぜんぶ or みんな？ for instance if I wanted to say I would like to buy everything would I say: ぜんぶ買いたい or would I use みんなrealized I forgot the wo ぜんぶを買いたい

east question whats is the difference between Azuma (東) and Higashi (東) its not kun and on pronunciations those are as follows Kun: ひがし On: トウ Which is the proper one to use when saying "I want to go east"

anything wrong with this? Trying to say they(men) are lined up or queued up if you are brittish. かれらはいちれつにならんでいます.