What does the above sign mean?

Who did you see Who did he paint Who yelled What an interesting class he teach

When I say: Emily's effort was vital to make all those things to happen or Emily's effort was vital to make all those things happen. Can I ommit "to" our "use "to" whenever I want? Will the sense be changed?

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which is broke Which broken Which was broken what happened What has happened Who did he invite Whom did he invite Which one is correct

1. This is the same mosquito as bit you just now. 2. This is the same mosquito which bit you just now. 3. This is the same mosquito that bit you just now. 4. This is the mosquito which bit you just now. 5. This is the mosquito that bit you just now. 6. This is the mosquito as bit you just now. Question: Which is/are grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning?

"gimme" means "give me" right? When you say " I want you to give me something" in a daily conversation, don't you pronouce the sound "v" of "give"? If so, are there any other examples people can omit the sound "v" in some casual conversations or quick speech? And are there any English native speakers who pronouce "v" like "b"?? Thank you! Maki

How much is this toy? & How much does this toy cost? What is the difference?

What does "rental wise" mean in this context? I know the meaning but how does it fit the context? She's talking about her rehab budget. And she's gonna sell it, not rent it out.

Does "are done" mean finished/completed or ruined? (Renovation)