So silly question doesn't even deserve a title "why i sweat (on) my nose?" I'm bit confused if "on" indicates any dimensions like over nose, only top surface of the nose, outer layer of the nose or it just indicates whole nose?

Another silly question What does it mean "Federer win"

A quote "Following me to this world… You disgust me… Gehehe." What does it mean "Following me to this world"?

What does it mean I was watching one of my favourite 2d cartoon show Pink Panther, in Which someone force pink to clean ship, he show that "Ticket Entitles Bearer To One Two Week Pleasure Cruise" Video link: https://youtu.be/CYzk3EA1MW4

English is modified Alladin language

Another ambiguous expression "I have seen one of my neighbors going completely insane smoking Meth" Possible meaning: i have seen one of my neighbors while the neighbor was being completely insane, while the neighbor was smoking Meth" Possible meaning 2: i have seen one of my neighbors who has been completely insane because the neighbor smoked meth Which one fits well for the sentence?

Spoken vs written English

Natural English I was watching a documentary over meth problem in new Mexico and CA in which i heard to say "I have seen one of my neighbors going completely insane smoking Meth" My version: "i have seen one of my neighbors who has been completely insane for smoking Meth" Which one looks natural and grammatically correct?

Another silly question As my OCD got worst, i get confused with so simple things, i was reading following answer of a question ""Here is so as a sentence-beginning adverb: So excited were we about the flying pigs, we forgot about school. And: Pigs can’t fly. So we thought. In summary . . . Speech: So, pigs can fly. Writing: In conclusion, pigs can fly. Speech: Me: We missed the bus. You: Then we’ll have to walk. Writing: We missed the bus. So we had to walk."" Please read the summary section of the bolt paragraph, I'm confused what the writer meant by "writing", does he indicate all sort of writings or just story writings? Let me explain what makes me to come here "Speech: Me: We missed the bus. You: Then we’ll have to walk. Writing: We missed the bus. So we had to walk." So, in writing we have to use a past simple tense instead future tense in this case "then/so we'll have to walk" instead "so we had to walk" makes no sense, if i write a article over corana virus i have to write, original post: "we missed the chance containing the virus, then/so we'll have to face it's devastating spread" instead "we missed the chance containing the virus, then/so we had to face it's it's devastating spread" or when I'm texting with someone, like I'm texting sister: Me: i left my card home, my sister: she have to write "so we had to starve today" instead "so we'll have to starve today" Please make me sure what the writer mean by "speech" and "writing", i really appreciate your answer Sorry asking such silly question, i know what the writer meant by (writing), in this case he meant when describing the situation later as a written story we write the way, but the monster (OCD) living inside my head keeps trying to convince me that I'm wrong, this is how OCD manipulate the keenest intelligent, you may surprised what on the Earth someone get confused with something like that, that's not me it's the monster that got a great power manipulating the keenest intelligent, the most interesting thing is i can't even read my native language since 2018😭😭😭😭