Which one is correct？ I watch TV in the bedroom with my family. I watch TV with my family in the bedroom. Thank you for your help！！

A： The book is helpful to me . B： ①Why is it helpful to you? ②What's helpful about it to you? Question：Does the sentence ② have the same meaning as the sentence ①?

Which is grammatically better between these two words，with one being an article edited by AI the other a sentence written by me，of description of the matter of my stealing persimmons in my childhood? 1. (version of article): When I was in the third grade of primary school, I stole ten hard persimmons and put them in a basin under the bed. After my father found out while cleaning, he reported me to the village police station and the village committee. The village chief asked me to write a self-criticism and then let me go. 2. (version of a sentence) When at school for learning three grade primary course,I stole ten big hard persimmons ,with them being hidden into the basin under my bed , which was known by my father when doing some cleaning , giving a tip-off to the police station of my village, with the village head letting me write a piece of self-criticism and then setting me free. (lol)

Which one is correct? 1. Who is the audience? 2. Who are the audience?

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Hello, I would know the difference between these two sentences and and if these sentences are correct "A man was arrested by the police" and "A man have been arrested by the police". I mean which is the more appropiate verb tenses and if i used the correct verb tenses. Thank you.

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Hi, could you please revise the following questions for interview? 1. How do you feel after visiting the school located in mountain area? 2. How do you feel after visiting our school? 3. How do you feel after you enter the class and interact with Chinese students? 4. How do you feel about watching the programs performed by students and teachers？ Thank you so much in advance.

Hi there!! I'm not pretty sure whether this verb "to rave about something/someone" can carry positive or negative connotations cause I found two totally different meanings of that ( "to speak angrily " and "to praise enthusiastically") or it might depend on the context. Can anyone help me out with this?? For example, Wordreference provides this one: -The critics are raving about that new film- Is something good or not?