Sentences Correction Please help me correct these sentences. Thanks! :) 1- squishy: The weather is quite squishy in in the winter of New Zealand. 2- buy into: You will be happy to work here if you really buy into the company culture. 3- collateral: The collateral damage of our house after the earthquake is covered by insurance. 4- come under: Should tomato come under fruit or vegetable? 5- convey: Many trucks convey milk and food to markets every morning. 6- deliberate: We'd better take time to deliberate the important decisions. 7- heinous: The arson in the museum yesterday was heinous. 8- hold to account: I will hold myself to account for the things I promised. 9- impediment: There could be many impediments during learning a new language. 10- ingrain: The image of those gigantic dinosaurs ingrained in the children after the museum tour.

Sentences correction Please help me correct these sentences. Thanks! :) 1- squishy: The weather is quite squishy in in the winter of New Zealand. 2- buy into: You will be happy to work here if you really buy into the company culture. 3- collateral: The collateral damage of our house after the earthquake is covered by insurance. 4- come under: Should tomato come under fruit or vegetable? 5- convey: Many trucks convey milk and food to markets every morning. 6- deliberate: We'd better take time to deliberate the important decisions. 7- heinous: The arson in the museum yesterday was heinous. 8- hold to account: I will hold myself to account for the things I promised. 9- impediment: There could be many impediments during learning a new language. 10- ingrain: The image of those gigantic dinosaurs ingrained in the children after the museum tour.

work out of somewhere means?

Hey guys!

Today I found an interesting expression: "work out of this office" actually means "work in this office".

So I'm thinking can I use:

1. work out of this city

2. work out of this building

3. work out of my house

And do these sound normal? And all mean "work in (the place)" ?

Thanks!! :)

I know some people, but didn't know them well. Recently I visited a friend I don't like. He's a quiet person. He speaks very few and most of his words are not very nice and friendly. We spent some time together but we didn't talk much as always. The weird thing is I found that he is not that bad as I thought. His words did hurt my feelings before. And I still think what he did was very wrong. But I saw him being lonely and living an unhappy life. I saw him doing good things and giving good advice to others. I know him more, both good and bad sides. I realized no one is perfect. We have many different sides, good or bad. We are all sensitive. We got hurt and hurt others unconsciously. We make mistakes and feel embarrassed to correct. To dislike someone is also not easy. But now I can put it down. So I start thinking of if people don't like someone in the first place, would they give them another chance or try to understand them from other points of view? I know many people. But how well I know them?

"I doubt" means trust or not ? I guess "I doubt" means I don't believe this could happen. Today I heard something like: A - Oh it works! What if we change it, do it again in a different way B - I doubt it would even work. So I'm confused. Does person B believe it would work or not ?

advantage to do/dong? Can someone give some examples? Today I saw a sentence like "there are advantage to choosing ..." I don't understand why not "to do" ? Are they the same?

Difference between "due to" and "because of " There are 2 sentences. 1.The game was postponed because of rain. 2.The game's postponement was due to rain. I don't quite understand the difference...But can I say "The game was postponed due to rain" ?

My diary When I was a kid, my parents often took me to many cities. I cannot find ways in strange cities. I felt terrible. Then my father taught me how to use a map. After that, I was interesting in finding ways. Sometimes, they let me find some places that we planned to go to in next day. Now I'm living in a very large city. There are so many places I don't know about. But I'm not worried at all. This is a wonderful feeling. I guess this confidence comes from my childhood experiences.

A couple of questions Are these sentences right? 1. I like hand-drawn maps a lot. Many buildings in them are drawn so cute! I can read them with fun. 2. Before I go, I have to calculate the time I have to spend on the way first. 3.He let me find some places that we plan to go tomorrow. 4,We should protect the living environment which we rely on. 5.An effective way to address this issue would be raising people's awareness. Thanks a lot !!! :)