Hello all, I wonder what the expression "finger-snappingly" means in the context of this sentence: "[...] the term has become a buzzword which is “finger-snappingly with it". I'm at a loss. Thank you!!

Are any other teachers having trouble creating quizzes at the moment? I can write out the quiz but the submit button is greyed out and I can't post it .

Is this ok? A great weekend is when you finish your work and have fun with your family and friends. Thanks

Is there a general rule for choosing "to" or "for" after verbs and adjectives that works for all cases, or do I have to memorize the combinations for each verb and adjective?

Can anyone help me with the sentence below? That adolescence brings with it challenges that ought to be handled carefully is appropriated by the society. My question is: what does “ it” mean here? Is it an object? If it is an object, what “ challenges “ is ?

Hello native English speakers. For tag question relative to the imperative sentence (if its subject are only "you")， My grammar book says that it seems to me all of the "the contractions at the end of a tag question+ you" can be added to the end of the sentence: will you? won’t you? would you? can you? can’ t you? could you? Query about tag question relative to real "very simple" 5 sentences. ① Let let's go, will you? ② Let let's go, won’t you? ③ Let let's go, would you? ④ Let let's go, can you? ⑤ Let let's go, can’t you? ⑥ Let let's go, could you? Are these six tag questions all grammatically correct? What are the differences between their meaning? 2a. Do sit down, won’t you? 2b. Sit down, won't you? 2c. Sit down will you?/would you? /can’t you?/ can you? Are the various the 2c. grammatically correct? and having the same meaning? Which is/are grammatically correct? 3a. Give me an apple, will you? 3b. Give me an apple, won't you? 3c. Give me an apple, would you? Which is/are grammatically correct? All these three have the same meaning? 4a. Open a window, would you? 4b. Open a window, can you? Both are Grammatically correct with same meaning? 5a. Shut up, can not you? 5b. Shut up, wouldn't you? 5c. Shut up, won’t you? Grammatically correct ? Same meaning? Is that right? (Are such rules as my grammar book says correct?)