IEould you please correct my sentencez? want to book an appointment with a hairsalon to change my colour hair. idk what to say to the hair dresser. "I want to get a highligh, balayagr, or died all my hair" what verb I should use here?

Please read this word Wise # foolish Narrow # wise Rational# crazy Arrogant #humble

Hi! What should be the real meaning to this sentence? "The importance of scientific study cannot be overvalued." Two guesses from me: 1. We can't overvalue scientific study's importance. 2. Scientific study is super important, so it's OK to overvalue it. In English, a sentence includes double negative parts will be converted to a positive sentence. My textbook tells that OVERVALUE includes negative meaning, so the meaning should be the 2nd. Is this right? I would select the first meaning if I haven't checked the answer.

How would you call these little booklets they give you at stores where you can see ads and products of different companies? btw. is it correct to call them ads when they are in this booklet or on a flyer?

Power strip = this line where you can plug in a lot of plugs Power socket = the socket in the wall where you can plug in a plug (Power) Plug = The actual thing that you can plug in Are these terms all correct and are there regional differences to those?

When do you use the word "coupon" and when do you use the word "voucher"?

Do these sentences have the same meanng? These things happen for a reason. These things don't happen for nothing.

Can I use these interchangeably? You're even more beautiful in person. You're even more beautiful up close.

What is the difference between habit and pattern? Does it mean the same when saying breaking a habit and breaking out of a pattern?

What does it mean that someone had simmered with a strong emotion? Is it something about resentment and self control or repression? “She had simmered with hatred, but now, at the very spot where it had all begun, she felt nothing at all.” Thanks!