Vocabulary

what's the difference between important and essential?
I think it has the same meaning.

' i'm very grateful to you'
or
' i'm very grateful for you'

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Hello,

I'm interesting in learn more about cars. I find here only a lesson about parts of cars. it's very usefull.
Do you have more lesson about it? maybe ... technical detail. I need in my job.
Thank you.

Alina

P.S. It's possible to write wrong some words. Sorry! I'm learning ...

1. "with some alarm".

2. "A blank expression"

I wonder what is the limerick, some kind of poetry, am I right? We don't have an anologue in our language?

Hello everybody,

Could you please explain what is the differences between 'distinct' and 'different'?

I confuse to use it in the sentence.

Thanks in advance.
Gya

hi to everybody!

I have a question about cases when we could use adjectives "large" and "big". Are they interchangeable? What's the difference between them, if it exists?

Thanks in advance

Hello

Would you please tell me whether the second sentences are OK ,if yes, do the both sentences mean the same thing?

1- My mother baked the cake specially for me.
2- My mother baked the cake especially for me.

1- The food was specially formulated for dog.
2- The food was especially formulated for dog.

Thanks a lot.