Could you tell me the difference in nuance between "It was a very informative session, don't you think?" and "It was a very informative session, wasn't it?"

A song said: "Instead of asking questions, I'd rather thank the Lord for giving this" My questions are: 1) Why "asking" and isn't "to ask"? 2) Why the verb "to ask" is collocated beside "questions"? In spanish it's redundant (preguntando preguntas). Or I should to read the verb "asking" how "to do or formulate"? Really I am very grateful for everyone of your corrections, thanks.

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Hello! Please, help me with this 🙏 Is it correct to use the emphatic construction this way? 'It was these subjects I really liked' 'It was those people who gave me a lift' 'It was my students who found me' It's just the fact that the word following 'it was' is in plural that confuses me and makes me think that it is supposed to be changed into 'Those were' or something like this.

Today is my anniversary. I would like to tell my husband- " Look at your old photos. This look is more handsome than your current look. You can go back to your old look" Does it sound ok?? Please help me

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I found this on the Internet: It's best to use this tool on a desktop, not your phone. Question: Shouldn't it be "It's BETTER to use..."?

Hello 👋🏻 What's meaning of 말을 잘 안하 And what is difference between 부끄러움을 타다 vs 부끄럽다