Questions & Answers

[Rasmus]

1-C, 2-A, 3-B, 4-C, 5-B))))

[Rasmus]

1 - A
2 - B C (im not sure)
3 - A or C
4 - A
5 - B

Dio, you should pay serious attention to grammar)) Would you like me to explain your mistakes?

[Dio]

1-C, 2-A, 3-B, 4-C, 5-B))))

о да, i should more try to speak!

[Dio]

Would you like me to explain your mistakes?

yes i do)

[Rasmus]

ok let's begin))
Question 1.

Did you cry last week?
Have you cried since you broke up? (Note that it changes when you shift it back, since the period discussed is altered and no longer about the present in general - see the example just below)
Did you cry often as a child?

However, if you're just seeing someone with red eyes, for instance, and want to ask them if they have just cried/been crying, you would say Have you been crying? Were you crying? also works, although both of these sound a bit more accusatory than the first ("Have you been crying?" is quite neutral, bordering on sympathetic depending on tone). For more information please check Blue Murphy Units 9 and 10))

Question 2.
You can not use very with adjectives that already have an absolute meaning such as fascinating or revolting. So we eliminate C)
B) and D) are logically wrong answers, so A) is the correct answer

Question 3.
This question is related to Passive Voice. You can get more information about Passive Voice in Blue Murphy Units 42, 43 and 44))

Question 4.
admitted stealing the wallet-признал кражу бумажник

[Dio]

Can i say: more essential? (наиболее важный) if i can't say very
or правильней сказать more important?

[Rasmus]

Can i say: more essential? (наиболее важный) if i can't say very
or правильней сказать more important?

Yes of course you can. It's comperative degree of adjective (more important, more essential...) But you don't have to use very or extremely with these kind of words that I mentioned above)) Потому что эти слова лексически уже означают "очень". fascinating-обворожительный, очаровательный (т.е очень красивый, very beautiful) Not -very fascinating

[Ongaku]

Essential and important are synonyms, that is they have similar meaning.

[Rasmus]

Let's play a so called "Word Game". The rules of the game are very easy. A definition attempts to explain a word using other words. This is sometimes challenging. For instance Spoon-A utensil consisting of a small, shallow bowl on a handle, used in preparing, serving, or eating food.So winner gets marks for each correct answer and asks the next questions.

[Dio]

Rasmus, Ok! You will be the first))