Are you getting the suspect/the criminal? Are you holding the suspect/the criminal? Are you catching the suspect/the criminal? While some police officers try to arrest the suspect, can other police officers ask them to check out if they still try to arrest the suspect or not like these? [ Are you getting the suspect/the criminal? ] and [ Are you holding the suspect/the criminal?] are AI's answers. AI said [Are you catching the suspect/the criminal? is weird.

Hellow everyone! I'm a bit nervous about taking the TOEIC next month. The results might not come right away, but I feel my daily studying is gradually building my knowledge. I'm making positive efforts. I've also decided to take the Korean Language Proficiency Test Level 3. I've been interested in Korean language and culture since elementary school, and learning it is enjoyable. Watching numerous Korean dramas via subscription services during the pandemic sparked my desire to understand Korean naturally. I've made Korean friends, and through international exchange, I've discovered new values and aspects of myself. Entering my sophomore year, opportunities to think about my future have greatly increased at university and elsewhere. I hope to pursue a career where I can utilize these experiences. I want to enjoy both my studies and leisure time, and make these last two months of the year ones where I can look back and feel I gave it my all.

She was reluctant to join the trip because she didn’t know anyone in the group. What does reluctant mean? a) Excited b) Unwilling c) Confident d) Prepared

This week, I saw very sad news to me. First, My favorite baseball player's retire. His name is Hisayoshi Chono. He played at Yomiuri Giants. I don't like that team, but I like Chono. When I was a child, I usually imitate his batting form. His batting form seems to very cool to me. He is sincere and kind person. He was rejected to joining other teams at 2 times. Then, he practiced harder and harder. Because he thaught that to make them feel glad they chose him. Another episode, he practice English and Spanish to communicate foreign player. Because they can quickly become accustomed to the team.

Yesterday, I worked at my part-time job all day. It was really hot, and not many customers came, so it was a bit boring. I don’t like sweet food very much, but after I started working at a crepe shop, I got used to crepes and can eat them now. My coworker’s friends came to visit. They were really cheerful, and I was happy because I could talk with them a little. I’ll do my best in class tomorrow too.

Recently, I like to eat jelly. I especially enjoy the muscat flavor because it usually includes real fruit and nata de coco. Jelly is also cheap, so I often eat it when I am hungry. I also like other flavors such as mandarin orange and grape. They are refreshing and perfect as a light snack.

Learn English with Your Favorite K-Dramas! 🎥💬 Let’s make K-dramas your classroom! 📺 Here are English phrases inspired by K-drama moments: 💔 “Are you okay?” = 你没事吧？ / 大丈夫？ 😢 “Don’t cry.” = 别哭。 / 泣かないで。 🥺 “I missed you.” = 我好想你。 / 会いたかった。 ❤️ “You mean a lot to me.” = 你对我很重要。 / あなたは私にとって大切な人です。 🧡 We’ll learn emotional vocabulary and how to express feelings in English. Let’s have fun learning through your favorite dramas! 📅 Book a lesson and let’s act out scenes together 🎭

Hi everyone, I am looking for a english language partner to practice; I can exchange with Italian language. My interests are : books, travels, psychology, philosophy, technology, longevity and so on. Fell free to write me. Bye

Last weekend, I joined the Tokyo Yosakoi Festival. It was held near Ikebukuro Station, and I danced Yosakoi there with my team. We performed for two days in a row. On the first day, it was raining and very cold. Even though the weather was bad, we danced with all our energy. Many people still came to watch, and their support made us smile. On the second day, there was a competition. We had practiced a lot for this moment, and everyone gave their best performance. We danced in perfect sync, and I felt proud of our teamwork. However, we didn’t win any awards. Of course, we were a little disappointed, but we were also happy because we did our best and had fun together. Now, we only have one month left before our senior members retire. That makes me feel a little sad, but I want to enjoy every moment with them. I hope we can make more great memories as a team. I will keep dancing with a smile and treasure the time we have left.

Are the words "wielded" and "exerted" interchangeable in the following text? Since the city of Ur had a more advantageous placement for trade, further south toward the Persian Gulf, it would seem to make sense that city, rather than Uruk, would have wielded more influence but this is not the case.