Can I ask you something? I learned some expression in English. 1. The boy cut the pizza into thirds. 2. She cut the apple into quarters. Regarding them, Why do they use 's'(thirds, quarter)? and can I use them as below? 1. I cut the bread into halves. then I had one half of bread and gave my friend the other half.

I need your help. Can you explain the last sentence? It takes a certain kind of person to decide to leave everything familiar behind and meet new people, have new experiences. You're not taping any of this are you. You're not taping any of this are you. What's the mean of the verb "taping"? What's the main verb in this(are not taping(former verb) or are(last verb)) ? thanks..

Can you explain the difference between think of and think about? what's the difference of using "about" or "of" with the verb "think" and if there is difference, can you make some examples?

can you explain this sentence? This is designed as a bolt on bolt off system. What does the "a bolt on bolt off system" mean? also, why was the preposition "off" used in that? thanks.. you all are my good instructors.

could you explain this sentense? They are asking as we are semi flexible with the date. * What does "semi flexible" mean? it means the date is not decided.

about the expression for the directions. Hello. I learned the expression for direction yesterday. Regarding these, I have some questions. 1. Can I say "Go for three blocks and turn right when you see the starbucks?". Do I use the prepositon 'for' between Go and three blocks? 2. The bakery is past the mail box on your left. Can I see the the bakery that is past the mail box that is on my left? or Can I see the the bakery that is on my left past the mail box? Can you explain these? thanks.

could you expalin this sentence? Can we please push this previous plan 1 day to the right? what does the 'to the right' mean? In my thoght, does it mean the previous plan will be postponed 1 day back?.

I need your advice. I want to know the differences of two examples. 1. I like the black shirt more than the blue shirt. <-- OK I like more the black shirt than the blue shirt. <---Wrong. why? 2. The man has less(more) juice than his son. <---- OK The man has juice less(more) than his son. <----- Wrong why? you'll be appreciated in advance.

I want to know what's the difference btwn two sentenses. I am on the opposite corner from the bank. I am on the corner opposite from the bank. is one of them wrong expression? or both are correct? if both are correct, what's the difference? appreciated in advance. thanks.