Boston
This 2.5-mile red-brick trail winds through downtown Boston and leads you to 16 historically significant sites related to the American Revolution.
The Freedom Trail
If a situation is getting out of hand and becoming more intense, it is starting to do this; to calm it back down, you must do the opposite.
Invented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876, this device revolutionized global communication.
Telephone
Spanning over 5,500 miles across northern Asia, this is the largest country in the world by land area.
Russia
She don’t like broccoli.
"Don’t" should be "doesn’t" — "She doesn’t like broccoli."
Known as America's oldest public park, this green space in the heart of the city was established in 1634.
Boston Common
Rather than being openly hostile, someone who expresses negative feelings in a subtle, indirect, or evasive way is described as this.
Passive-aggressive
How long has Amy lived in the US and in what city?
Her whole life in LA
Running along the border between Nepal and China, this mountain peak is the highest point above sea level on Earth.
Mt. Everest
I have visited Paris last summer.
Use simple past, not present perfect:
"I visited Paris last summer."
Located right across the Charles River in Cambridge, these two Ivy-league and prestigious higher education institutions dominate the area's academic life.
Harvard and MIT
When mediating a dispute, a mediator might restate a problem in a more constructive or positive light. This technique is known as doing this to the situation.
Reframe
This iconic element with the chemical symbol Au and atomic number 79 has been prized for currency and jewelry for thousands of years.
Gold
Holding roughly 20% of the world's unfrozen fresh water, this South American river system is the largest river by discharge volume in the world.
Amazon River
If I will see him, I will tell him the news
First conditional needs simple present in the if-clause:
"If I see him, I will tell him the news."
If a local tells you to order "chowda" and a "lobster roll" at Quincy Market, they are referring to famous local dishes featuring this type of food.
Seafood
Speech, actions, or comments intended to deliberately incite anger, outrage, or conflict are described using this adjective.
Inflammatory
Often referred to as the "universal donor," this specific blood type can be safely given to patients of almost any blood group in emergency transfusions.
O negative
Type O
Located in North Africa, this desert covers over 3.5 million square miles, making it the largest hot desert in the world.
Sahara Desert
Each of the students have submitted their projects.
"Each" is singular, so use singular verb and pronoun:
"Each of the students has submitted his or her project."
This historic neighborhood, famous for its narrow cobblestone streets, brick row houses, and gas lamps, is one of Boston's most picturesque and expensive areas.
Beacon Hill
To stand firm in your position during a heated debate despite strong pressure or opposition from others is to do this.
To hold one's ground
Named after the French word for "castle," this historical fortress and prison in Paris was stormed on July 14, 1789, an event that ignited the French Revolution.
Bastille
Situated on two continents separated by the Bosphorus Strait, this historical transcontinental city was formerly known as Byzantium and Constantinople.
Istanbul
Despite of the heavy rain, neither the players or the coaches were willing to cancel the match.
1. "Despite of" should be "Despite" (or "In spite of").
2. "or" should be "nor"
"Despite the heavy rain, neither the players nor the coaches were willing to cancel the match.