Hello everyone. I'm Russian and I'm learning Chinese. In my homework, I had to write 10 sentences in Chinese with new (new for me) words. Please answer, are there any mistakes? 1）我在家里休息。 2）她在和朋友一起打篮球呢。 3）她们是在她的家看电影的。 4）因为他天天都游泳，他的身体很好。 5）因为他朋友喜欢去这个饭馆，所以她请她吃饭在这个饭馆。 6）打篮球的时候他很多笑。 7）你的猫吃饺子吗？它太有意思！ 8）她买很漂亮东西。 9）你在这么饭馆喝咖啡和休息？ 10）我跑步得很快。

大家好！ I keep on struggling with Chinese, the most difficult language in the world (I know what I’m talking about, because can speak 3 languages 😅)! Please if you have time to correct my mistakes, I would be very grateful :) 1. 晚上我跟朋友一起跑步，可是他跑步跑得很快。 2. 很多女人喜欢穿漂亮的衣服。 3. 在那个饭馆很多人唱歌唱得太大声。 4. 我喜欢跳舞，可是跳舞跳得不好。 5. 下班后，我最喜欢看书。 6. 这个中国电影很有意思，可是我听不懂，所以看得很慢。 7. 长时间玩儿电脑对心理不好。 8. 去年你去不去上海旅游？ 9. 你最喜欢看报纸还是看新闻？ 10. 昨天你妈妈跟谁打电话？

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I took for granted all the times. That I thought It would last somehow . This is strech of a 1980's song. I totally understand what he meant when he uses the expression "take for granted". I happens all the time in relationships. What bother me in this part is when he uses "that". Would It be better to use (when) or use nothing instead? Ex: I took for granted all the times. I thought It would last somehow.

"Your only competition is YOU" OR "Your only competition is YOURSELF" Which one is grammatically correct? Thank you in advance!

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Hi! What does "who could not otherwise" mean and function in this sentence? 🙏😨

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I have a question. When a movie is being shown in theaters, I believe the verbs 'play' or 'show' are commonly used to express this, as in the following examples: Ex) ・The movie is playing nationwide. ・The movie is showing nationwide. Is it also possible to express these in the passive form like this? ・The movie is being played nationwide. ・The movie is being shown nationwide. Would these sound unnatural in the passive form? I would appreciate your response. Thank you.