Are these grammatically correct? 1. When they carry out the duty, not necessarily "reluctantly" they do so. 2. When those provisions are approved, not necessarily "implicitly" they are so. I just improvised the sentences to find out if I understand "do so" and "[be] so".

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Hi, guys! Who can help check the use of tenses in these sentences? I'm learning Spanish for three years now. I have started when I was 15 years old. Our history teacher has showed so many many places and the pictures of her trip to Spain. She has visited so many places and has tried so many dishes! I hope I will travel to Spain someday in the future too! B) They had been marrying for 3 years before they got a divorce in 2017. E) the teacher stopped explaining when he realised the students hadn't pay attention . Soon he became angry and decided to punish them with a surprise test G) Mia and her friends are going to watch a movie this Saturday. They haven't decided a movie yet, but it will probably be a romantic comedy. Mia lives romance and a good dose of laughter.

There is a show on at my school next Friday and I'm in it. I'd love it if you could come. In this sentence can the word 'on' be omitted

Hi! I want some opinions from Chinese/Cantonese/Mandarin teachers on a question I've been torn about. I'm Cantonese and I've been wanting to learn Cantonese to be able to talk to some of my family. However, as an English speaker, I know that pronunciation and character stroke wise, Mandarin is "easier" to learn. I'm wondering whether or not it is useful for me to learn Mandarin first and then Cantonese second, even though my motivation lies within Cantonese. What do you teachers think? Is it unrealistic to learn Cantonese first because it's technically harder or will Mandarin give me an upper hand in learning Cantonese?

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What does he mean by "Authority on the Egyptian occult."?

What does "What have I to do with Anubis."mean? To do something with Anubis (action against him) or have something to do with Anubis (involved in some way)?

Hi, could anyone help me with this sentence? "She never went to the living room and kitchen, despite still using the shared bathroom, the only proof of her existence." Does "the only proof of her existence" sound natural? If not, how to rewrite it?

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