Thank you, GG.

When you are listing, do you use 'and' at the end with a comma? Like, would it be "I like cheese, dogs, and Gandhi," or "I like cheese, dogs and Gandhi." I've been told the last comma is optional, but I would like to know for sure. Also, the

Yes, there is. The first is asking for the person to describe the characteristics and personalities of their fellow classmates, while the second one is asking to their condition, whether it be emotionally, physically, financially, et cetera.

Isn't that omniscient knowledge? Unless it is first person, it should be "It will most likely be Jake," or soem other rendition of 'most likely.'

I would have said '... into the window.'

I believe it needs an article; "... a very high status."

Depends on the context, I believe.

So he's comparing the strength of the electromagetic (EM) force to that of the gravitational force? The EM force is what keeps us from going through a wall when we lean on it and it is what keeps our bodies together. EM is not determined the

Shouldn't you also state what it's the final of? Such as saying "final game"?

Yea, it basically means that, but more precisely they are researching what happens when you combine the listed fields. The changes you proposed would make it better, and the red text should be a sentence of itself.