"After the helpful advice from her mentor, she wanted to ______ it with a small gift." a) ignore b) criticize c) appreciate d) forget

Today, I'm going to meet my club friends. We are planning to go eat together after the club. It's going to be a very fun day.

"The university will ______ new research on renewable energy solutions starting next month." a) maintain b) discuss c) postpone d) conduct

Good morning! It's very rainy and windy today, and the weather is bad. But I have a part-time job today. I'll do my best!

Greeece is always the no1 destination for summer! Amazing beaches, warm local people, food which is cheap and delicious. Have you ever been?

It is heavy rain today. I don’t want to go out but I have classes. I have to pay attention to slip on the floor. I will try my best.

Choose the correct answer.

Today,I hanged out with my friends.I went to karaoke.I sang many songs such as Disney songs.I had a good time

Hello native English speakers. The following five sentences are to express the same meaning, but , as a native Chinese speaker, with very limited English, I still have no right or power to decide the correctness about/of whether or not they are grammatically correct and whether or not they have the same meaning. 1. Rather than continue the argument, he walked away. 2. He walked away rather than continue the argument. 3. He walked away rather than continued the argument. 4. Rrather than continuing the argument, he walked away. 5. He walked away rather than continuing the argument. Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning?

Is the sentence "Potato is the greatest vegetable." grammatically correct? I feel like I can omit an article because "potato" here refers to the kind of vegetables and not some defined or undefined representative of this kind. Am I right?