I'd be grateful if you could check the quiz below. Choose the sentence that fits in the blank ( ) from the options a to e. The director of the aquarium is speaking to a staff member who has prepared a new tank for exhibition. Director: ( ) a. “No, no, that's not what "school of sardines" means. Please remove these desks and chairs by the end of today.” b. “Didn't I say the next one coming is a "tortoise," not a “turtle”? Also, you misspelled it on the signboard.” c. “What you've cleaned up is the jellyfish that were supposed to be exhibited this time.” d. “The deep sea is not just about being dark. Alas! Rare giant isopods!” e. “You again!”

Another question. The following is my revised writing: It's raining outside, and I'm going to make a couple of pancakes from now. I have some buttermilk pancake mix, so I'll use it. This mix makes nice and glutenous pancakes. I'll add some cinnamon and erythritol. I won't add any eggs because I have only a few eggs left. But I know they will be very good. I kept some parts as original because I believe it's okay. But I have a question. All four correctors I had had a problem with the first sentence and corrected 'from now' to some versions. I don't understand what is exactly wrong there because I think I've heard lecturers or instructors say something like "I'll explain it today from now, but before that let me tell you ...." How am I wrong here?

I just worry when I see new skyscrapers or overly designed huge constructions, comparing to the amount of things that I can conserve and there are so many serious problems to be taken care of in the world. In the above text, I've been told that the 'comparing' should be 'compared,' but I don't understand why it is like so because the subject of 'compare' is the speaker. Could somebody explain it to me?

What is your favorite Spanish word?

Hi everyone, Are “aching” and “achy” exchangeable in the following sentence? This is a place where you can sit down to rest your achy or aching legs.

hi. what is the structure for active voice and passive voice? thanks

Hi everyone! Could “ decision “ be “well-calibrated”? I wonder if it sounds natural or I’d better look for another adjective? Thank you!

Question about the punctuation use. 1. "Too many people haven't seen much of that around here," he said, "life is full of hope and we need to live life before it's gone." 2. "Too many people haven't seen much of that around here," He said. "Life is full of hope and we need to live life before it's gone." Could someone help and tell me which one is correct?