The shapes cut out by craft punches, or shapes/images that are printed on stickers, how would one call them, image, motive, shape, picture, pattern or something else?

How do you call it when there is something printed on a T-Shirt for example, like a cat or some text?

ordenar 1. in / pocket / the / keys / not / my / are 2. me / raised / tell / where / you / can / you / were /? 3. ridden / for / we / bikes / years / haven’t / these 4. already / toys / Jhon / collected / all / the / has 5. an / be / am / engineer / to / I / studying 6. in / best / town / is / museum / place / this / the 7. to / get / stairs / I / how / the / do / red /? 8. room / where / you / is / know / do / our /? 9. planning / on / is / Saturday / she / party / a 10. about / her / thinks / Patty / friends / always

I want to check on how many lessons I have remaining with my Italian teacher. I had 3 free interviews and 4 or 5 lesson with my teacher therefore leaving 5 or 6 lessons remaining to my 10 lesson package. Does this match you records? Thank you, Ed Porzio

What does "come out" in this context mean? I found these sentences in LDOCE. "The more experienced team came out on top." "She came out of the divorce quite well." I tried to understand 7th come out's meaning, but I don't, please anyone explain this meaning to me. Thank you

Hello guys I am looking for Teacher from Asia who like to Cook and Well Know about sightsees of his country. Please write me so we can chat, then :)

I'm (re-) watching Sherlock and got interested with this phrase: - Yesterday, only one of those pots were shining. Why does Sherlock use the word were here?

How do you translate into your language?

Who wrote this?

What does crammed on mean?