Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Differnce"

A: There's no difference between "Horrible" and "terrible" - they're both used to describe something/someone awful or really bad.

-- He speaks english really well but he's terrible at writing.
-- I refuse to speak to her again unless she apologizes for her horrible behavior at dinner last night.
-- We had a terrible fight about it.
-- I don't like that restaurant, the service is terrible.
-- You might want to change your plans the weather is going to be horrible tonight.

A: I'll give examples;
*whats the diffrence- what is diffrences between X &Y?
*who cares- they dont care, they dont think anyone cares.
*whats the odds- what are the chances, usually they mean that the chances are low.

A: The first one "how is he doing" is about the person's well being.

"how is he going" is more casual and is usually for less serious matters.

A: Depict: to show or represent by a drawing, painting, or other art form.

Define: state or describe the exact nature, scope, or meaning of something.

A: Do mean how they are pronounced? If so it's the same pronunciation but the context would let people know what date you refer to

A: “keep” is more like “to have it” while “maintain” is “to take care of it”.

A: thanks for helping me

A: × I don't think I could tell the differnce between the robot dolphin and a real one.
✓ I don't think I could tell the difference between the robot dolphin and a real one.

A: A scanner scans and a printer prints.
Usually what we call a 'printer' is actually a printer and scanner.

A: You got me fucked up = The speaker has been confused, angered, or even amused to an action of the person being spoken to.
You fucked up = The person being spoken to has made a mistake.