what does this sentence mean?? *最終投票でTOP10の2次投票の累積投票数は初期化されます。 I'm using an app to vote. Now it's the 2nd round to vote for the top 10. after that will be the 3rd round (finalists) 1 vote needs 100 points. Does it mean that the points I've accumulated can be used for the final voting?? I'm confused. EXAMPLE: if I save 600 points (= 6 votes) to vote and NOT use them in the 2nd round, can those points be used for the next/last voting? OR Will they reset everything and I need to accumulate again? please help, because I'm not sure if I should save my points for the last voting or just use all my points to vote in the 2nd round...

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what does this sentence mean and what are they asking? thank you

ASK YOU x ASK TO YOU x ...ask OF you ?? Sorry, but I can I ask you a favor? Sorry, but I can I ask to you a favor? The only thing I ask you is to not be rude in the comment section. The only thing I ask of you is to not be rude in the comment section. (Can I omit the ''of'' ? Is it necessary?) I want to ask you a question.

when do I use ''any of them'' and ''none of them''? what's the difference? we all know that the band don't need this type of comment, any of the members. you're just being rude. Is that correct?

when do use "..., aren't I?" instead of "..., am I?" || in my mind x in my head: when do I use them? there are cases I've seen that people use "aren't I?" at the end of question sentence, but I also saw "am I?" so when I use each one? And when do I use "in my mind" instead of "in my head"? Please give me lots of examples, thanks in advance.

when do I use ''better'' and ''best'' ? what's the difference?

as if he WAS not x WERE not ? When do I use each one? Can you give me some examples? person 1: he's getting handsome person 2: as if he wasn't/weren't before Which one is the correct in my example? by the sentence 2 I want to say that he was handsome before and still is now. Could you please give me more examples so I can have a good idea of when I need to use these two? :)

"medal table" or "medal tally": what's the difference between 'table' and 'tally' ? I have another question too https://www.italki.com/question/366650by the way, what is the difference between 'chart' and 'graph'/'graphic' ?