Han...I'm not sure you've quite understood the answers. You still seem to think 'prompting' is a type of business? No. prompt is a verb, acting on the business owners.

They sound perfectly natural to me.

That's strange. We used to 'bathe' but now we 'bath'.

That's strange. We used to 'bathe' but now we 'bath'.

hold the onion or but no onion please or without the onion

company a owns the property. company a leases it to company B company b leases it from company a.

like 'rent' you can use this word in both directions. Are you thinking it might be like borrow/lend? No, it's not that complicated...

Hi you mainly have a problem with articles - a/an/the as these are nearly all missing. There are a couple of other errors. I've highlighted the parts you need to re-consider. You also need to re-write 'the woman' and 'the

Hi you mainly have a problem with articles - a/an/the as these are nearly all missing. There are a couple of other errors. I've highlighted the parts you need to re-consider. You also need to re-write 'the woman' and 'the

I've never even heard the phrase before. I'd say 100% obsolete.