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what is the difference between lets and let's ?

"Let's" = let us. We say it before doing something or to show that we want to do something:
- Let's dance!
- Let's go to the beach!
- Let's watch "One Piece"!
"Lets" = he, she, it, and singular noun form of "let" (to allow):
- Nan lets Chewie sleep on the sofa.
- Henry lets strangers ask him questions online.
- Peter lets his nephews use his PlayStation 4.
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'A pair of arms traped Luhan's small frame and met with a broad chest at his back' is this correct? :o

Hmm ... we're not sure what you're trying to say. Are you going for this? "A pair of arms trapped Luhan's small fame and his back was met by a broad chest"?
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what is the closest meaning for " I put my money where my mouth is " thank you :)

"I don't just say it; I back it up with actions (or money)." For example, "I didn't just say that Pacquiao was going to win the fight; I put my money where my mouth is and bet $500 on him."
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what is the different between can and could, should and should, will and would, may and might, and other? thanks

You are asking about modal auxiliary verbs. It would take way too long to explain them here. Therefore, we suggest you read this excellent article that explains all of them: http://bit.ly/1k0bWx3 👍
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3. (Originally), ice cream was (a labor-intensive) treat (made) (manually by hand). 4. (Nowadays), the main element of competition, (both on) national and international level (are representing) by (human resources).

3. (manually by hand) is wrong because "manually" and "by hand" mean the same thing. Delete one or the other.
4. Two errors: (both on) should be "both on a"; (are representing) should be "is represented" because "the main element" is singular.
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Would u like to help me to do this error recognition? 1. Johan likes to talk (to) his dogs, (takes) them (for) a walk twice a day, and (feeding) them expensive dog food. 2. (Alike) an orange, a kiwi (has) a (deserved) reputation (as valuable) source of vitamin C.

1. (feeding) is wrong; it should be "feeds" to be parallel to "likes" and "takes";
2. Two errors: (alike) should be "Like"; (as valuable) should be "as a valuable" because "a kiwi" is singular.

what is the meaning of coy? and how to make a verse using that word? " i get coy whenever my parents talk about me infront lots of people" is it correct?

"Coy" = pretending to be shy but actually isn't shy, or not giving a direct answer to tease or frustrate someone.
- We don't like Julia because she is coy around boys and rude around girls.
- The students became frustrated when their teacher was coy about the topics that would be covered on the exam.
Your example would be correct if you were using it to mean "pretending to be shy." (Also, "infront" should be "in front of.")
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I wrote this letter or I am writing this letter... ?

If you finished writing the letter, then "I wrote this letter" is right, e.g., I wrote this letter yesterday.
If you're writing this letter right now, then "I am writing this letter" is right, e.g., I am writing this letter right now; you will probably get it in two days.
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TOP make me crazy or TOP makes me crazy?

T.O.P is one guy (singular), so "T.O.P makes me crazy" is right.
If you're saying it to T.O.P, then "T.O.P, make me crazy" is right.
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what is punctuation mark?

Punctuation marks include the following: , ; ? ! . : ' — " " [ ] ... ( ) and others.

Could you please explain when to use articles ( a,an,the( im confused with them ex. Because it is singular or a singular?

"A" and "an" are known as indefinite articles, and they can be used only with singular nouns: a cat, an elephant, a book, etc.
"The" is a definite article, and it can be singular or plural: the cat, the cats, the dog, the dogs, etc.
Here is an excellent article that explains how and when to use "a," "an," and "the": http://bit.ly/1lUiMWu

what is "put yourself in their shoes" before you criticize others... meaning ?

That means "imagine yourself being in their position" or "see things from their perspective."
It becomes much more difficult to criticize others when you imagine being in their position.
"Put yourself in someone else's place, and see how it feels. I put myself in Peter's shoes and realized that I would have done exactly the same thing."
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Let the weekend begin or let the weekend begins? And why?

"Let the weekend begin" is right. After "let" (and "lets"), use the base form of the verb:
- She lets us EAT snacks before dinner.
- Let the party START!
- The teacher let her TAKE the exam at home.

Which of the following sentences is correct? "The group of variables who are going to show the outcome of the experiment." or "The group of variables who is going to show the outcome of the experiment."

The subject is "group," so it should be "is" (not "are"). However, unless the "variables" are humans, we wouldn't use "who." (If they're not humans, we'd use "that.")
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What is wandering? I searched on Google, read on dictionary but still don't understand.

"Wandering" means "traveling around without any clear destination," e.g., If you see a cat wandering around the neighborhood, please call me.
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