"My heart will always beat for you" , does this sentence make sense to express love to someone?

Is there any good or authentic phrase to compliment one singing well or play the guitar well? not the ordinary compliments but more different

Looking for an English word meaning "a man who is brave but stupid" a man who has only boldness but know nothing about strategies to get things done. is there any suitble expressions in English? it's not a word for praise, obviously. my dictionary fail to offer me one and i can't come up with one myself.

Looking for an English word meaning "a man who is brave but stupid" a man who has only boldness but know nothing about strategies to get things done. is there any suitble expressions in English? it's not a word for praise, obviously. my dictionary fail to offer me one and i can't come up with one myself.

Looking for an English word meaning "a man who is brave but stupid" a man who has only boldness but know nothing about strategies to get things done. is there any suitble expressions in English? it's not a word for praise, obviously. my dictionary fail to offer me one and i can't come up with one myself.

Looking for an English word meaning "a man who is brave but stupid" a man who has only boldness but know nothing about strategies to get things done. is there any suitble expressions in English? it's not a word for praise, obviously. my dictionary fail to offer me one and i can't come up with one myself.

" Last month, the new road had been opened to traffic." Is this sentence correct? My teacher told us in class that "open" cannot be used as the passive form "opened", but my textbook has this expression "be opened",I was confused, which is the regular way people say this?

Can we use "leapfrog development" to describe big progress? I looked up the dictionary and found that "leapfrog" seemed only worked as a verb or a noun. So I wonder if there is any grammatical mistake in the phrase "leapfrog development".

First Attempt of English Debate As I mentioned before,I am extremely afraid of public speech or anything like that,English debate is apparently one of them.I don't know who gave me the courage to say loudly "I will take part in."In fact,I immediately regreted for what I said.However,as a commom Chinese refrain runs:"Split water cannot be gathered up again."It's clear that my partner took my words seriously. I totally had no idea how the British Parlimentary debate is like.I don't know what material should I prepare,either.I assumed the debate as an impending nightmare. Fortunately, it turned out not so bad,as far as I am concerned.May be I should thank the fairly easy topic,may be it should attribute to my partners.Although the result hasn't come out yet,at least I completely talked for 7 minites sharp,no long and embarrassing blank as I imagine before.To some extent,I didn't fail the expectation for myself. When it was my turn,and I stood up,paper in my hand,I can hardly recognise the scratchy handwrittings,which caused I stammered for a few seconds.A slight laughter floated into my ears,normally it will make my situation even more worse,but this time,it was when I found my voice. Of course I still can't achieve full fluency in English.But that's why I forced myself to participate in the English debate.Next time will be a better one. (I have kept the habit of writing diary for long,in Chinese of course.When there is something worth a detailed talking,I will change to English.After all,a boring diary full of the babble of chores is only for oneself.)