Is ” run out of fuel ” the same with “run through fuel” ？ Are they interchangeable？

Yesterday, I dried my hair using a different method. Turns (turned?) out that my hair is (was?) naturally wavy. Should I use The Present Simple or The Past Simple in the sentence above?

Students tend to say off the tops of their heads. Students say off the cuffs. Do these look natural? Does it mean "Students say without thinking deeply about something."? Thanks in advance!!

What is the Turkish word for "minuscule" = smaller than Tiny = smaller than very very small. Is it Küçüçük ?

Hi! I come across these explanations of the phrasal verb "fall for", and it seems to say that this phrase doesn't mean "get attracted to" when the object is not a person. 😨Could you confirm if it's awkward or wrong for me to make this sentence🙏: The new bookmark I bought is so cute, and I put it in a book of selected poems — I might just fall for poetry!

Hello,Everyone,Why American Christian preachers pronounce each letter of the words so precisely in their sermon?

Hello, I hope everyone is having a good day. Need your help. Sorry to bother you guys. Someone sent me a birthday wish, with great words I'm struggling with a headache, and i can't choose the right words to thank that person for not forgetting my birthday Thanks in advance 🫰🏻

Hello native English teachers. Queries about a long sentence. These are not the words that I used or how I said it to him, and that, you know, maybe she had seen drafts of notes, trying to obviously give an excuse as to how Linda Tripp could possibly know about my relationship with the President without me having been the one to have told her. (original) Query: Is the original grammatically correct? 1. I don't confidently understand the "or how I said it to him" , but I guess it as : or these (words) are not the words I used in the way I said it to him. Is my guess correct? another query: the exact meaning of the "it" here depends on the context, without the context we don't know what the pronoun "it" refer to.?? 2. Why is the "and that" here used?what does it means? 3. an excuse as to how Linda Tripp could possibly know about my relationship with the President = (I guess) an excuse on/about how Linda Tripp could possibly know about my relationship with the President. is my guess correct? 4. Does the "she" here refer to Linda Tripp? (I think so) 5. I understand the " without me having been the one to have told her" this way: because I was not the one (man or woman?) at all who had told Linda Tripp that I had relationship with the President. Is my guess correct?

Phrasal Verb fun!

That is my first time to go to Beijing. Is it correct?