Hi. For no. 1, I believe I asked a similar question in a thread in this forum that has not been answered named "Seems to be problem dealing with prepositions" as its number 2 question.
1. Which is correct? I think normally we would write "I feel relaxed in a room or (either) at/in an office."
A room/an office which/that you feel relaxed (in??)/good (at??) is ...
2. Would you say the following sentence/version with the preposition "up" is incorrect? Or would you perhaps say the preposition "up" is unnecessary (perhaps - optional?) in the sentence/version below?
Chop this vegetable (up??) into fine/small bits.
3. Would you use the word "as" here?
(talking to another person who asked a question)
You asked me how I would write the sentence "Chop this vegetable up into small bits." I would write it as "Chop this vegetable into small bits" without the word "up." if you asked me.
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