What is dealcrafting? Is it synomous to dealmaking? Thank you for your help.

What is 'the/a short end of the deal'? Does this date expression 7/5 mean 7th of May? Is there any difference in British English and American English? Thank you for your help.

If I don't like the party I am at now, is "I am not enjoying the party"correct? I thought "I don't enjou\y the party" is correct.

I searched on the Internet and found both "charitable fund" and "charity fund".Are both corrdct? If yes, is there any difference? Thanks a lot.

I am reading Further and Higher Education Act 1992 and have difficulty understanding a few phrases and texts. Hope you can help me. When an organisation makes by-laws, what kind of rules will be written as by-laws? " 1986. c. 45 as amended

I am reading Further and Higher Education Act 1992 and have difficulty understanding a few phrases and texts. Hope you can help me. When an organisation makes by-laws, what kind of rules will be written as by-laws? " 1986. c. 45 as amended

"Moral education" and "education in morality" refer to the same thing? Thank you for your help.

I googled the phrases "job of a salesman" and "job of salesman" and found both. I wonder which is correct or what is the difference between them if both are correct. Thanks for your help.

Thank you. I found on the Internet the following sentence: Old pages in my dear diary bring back all my pleasant memories. This sentence refers to a particular person's memoires. Does it have the same effect as "reminds me of ..." or

I have seen sentences of "... bring back memories of ..." . I wonder if the phrase can be written as " ...bring back my his/their memories of...". I did not find this phrase on the Internet. Is it correct to say " ...