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"She said that she could discriminate/distinguish/differentiate/tell the wine only by smelling it." In this sentence, which verb is more common and natural? Or are they all fine to be used here? Thanks!

Can you explain which difference between “no longer” and “anymore” ? Can they be replaced each other? For example: I no longer love him I don’t love him anymore Correct, right?

‎1. Much as I would have liked to ,I couldn't accompany him to the concert because I simply didn't have any spare time. 2. If I had money, I would have changed the computer. ↑Are the two words above--「would 」the past tense of will？

1. Much as I would have liked to ,I couldn't accompany him to the concert because I simply didn't have any spare time. 2. If I had money, I would have changed the computer. ↑Are two words--「would 」above the past tense of will？

Go for what you want. I think in the long run that everything is going to be mishmashed，people can budge up anything as far as degrees. What does it mean "mishmashed" and "budge up" here ?

"He wanted his dad to trust him." : "him" means "his dad", "Tom wanted his dad to trust himself.": "himself" means "Tom". Am I correct? Thank you.