Getting my fist clenched VS my fist is clenched Hello ! I am here to ask you about the difference between "I get my fist clenched VS my fist is clenched" And I have seen of "get something done" especially when it comes to body like " I got my eyes open" what is the difference from "I opened my eyes" Thank you in advance !

the best day in my life VS the best day of my life Hello ! I'm here to ask about the thing that I mentioned above. I have studied some movies now, but one of my teacher said "the best day of my life" even though it sound like "the best day in my life" , the reason she said that like this "the best day of my life" is correct in grammar. so, I wondered that " the best day in my life" is incorrect? and if there's no error in this, can I use both of them for same situation ? Thank you in advance!

In my case , in my opinion, as for me Hello I'm working on English in Korea now. while I was studying, I got to have one thing that I want to ask. In Korea, we speak "In my case" a lot which means in my opinion or as for me. But, I heard we are supposed to speak just " in my opinion or as for me" because as I heard "in my case" is weird for native speaker. I really would like someone helping me ! thank you !

At home versus from home Hello ! yesterday while I was studying I happened to see some sentence . In the movie I watched for studying, some character said " I called Martine at home" But it is annoying to understand some difference between at home and from home. Could I know what the difference is? Thank you

I have to pee? Hello ! I just learned about "pee" In a movie that I learned for English, I saw that expression " I have to pee" or " I gotta pee" but, my teacher said " I have to pee" is for children. She said, adults hardly use that expression. Is it right? I wondered because when I saw those sentence, some women spoke that. but I think when they said about those things , the one who listen to a person who said those things is mostly closed friend or their subordinate. Sorry for my terrible writing, and I will really appreciate it if you answer it !

About taking someone to somewhere! Hello ! I am a learner of English. So, when I studied English with drama from U.S, I found some sentence which confuse me. " Take your brother to the park with you" and "Take your brother to the park" Could I know what is difference between these things? If you answer it, I will really appreciate it!

You've lost everything VS you lost everything Hello! I'm here to ask you something. Now I'm studying something for English. But, I just saw " You've lost everything" But, as non-native, I can't see there is difference between ' You've lost everything' and 'you lost everything' It's like you always use that expression or it depends on situation?. Thank you for reading my horrible English. and I would thank you for answering my question if you wrote something for me!!!

I have something not to understand. Hello. While I studied English with movie which is "How to train your dragon", I just found one thing that I can't understand. So, I brought that here to ask you guys. Hiccup is main character and Stoick is Hiccup's father. But, Hiccup always made a mistake doing something. So his father said "Can you not see that I have bigger problem?. Winter is almost here and I have an entire village to feed" So, Hiccup said that " Yeah between you and me, the village could do with a little less feeding, don't you think?" But, I can't understand what Hiccup is saying. Can I get some answer from you? Thank you !

I'm too full to go to a gym. Today, I went to a academy to take a special class. so, after the class, I got to some restaurant which serve fried pork with a friend. We could talk a lot about starting with politics, unemployment, and personal life. On the way back home, I bought some sandwichs. Originally I wanted just one, but she told me that I could buy one, get two. I had to have three sandwichs. so,I made a decision to go to a gym. But after I caught up on watching some TV program, the time was about to close. I couldn't get there. Therefore, I feel a little bit guilty.