When two people decided to stop fighting/arguing how it’s called?

Which is correct impending danger or imminent danger when I want to say like this: I am prone to be obsessed with a specific idea like some dangers that could happen to my puppy in the near future for example accidents, diseases, or viruses. I know these sound ridiculous, as these are endless, but feel a kind of ___________danger to her. Thank you in advance.

What kind of clause after'each time'is this?

Hello everyone, I'd like to check which word is a better choice in my condition. Here's the background: I am working on a series of books that are designed for people in different age brackets. So should it be "[Book name] (Children's Version)" or "[Book name] (Children's Edition)"? Thank you so much for answering my question!

Could someone help me complete these tag questions？ Thank you very much！：-） Neither you nor Lily goes to the party, ______？ Either you or Lily goes to the party, _________? Not only you but also Lily goes to the party, __？ Both you and Lily go to the party, ___________? Lily is too busy to go to the party, _________?

English students, try this! Topic: irregular verbs