1. Engage in a dispute with someone over an issue.

2. Have an argument with someone about a particular matter.

Due to a certain issue, have a quarrel with someone.

The phrases "quarrel with sb. about sth." and "argue with sb. about sth." both imply a disagreement with someone over a specific subject. Here are the main differences between them: "argue" refers to presenting reasons or evidence to defend one's viewpoint or position, focusing on reasoning, argumentation, and attempting to convince. "Quarrel," on the other hand, refers to an unfriendly and loud argument between two people, mainly indicating "to have a row" or "to fight."

1. English Learning Method 1: Basics of English

To excel in senior year English, a solid foundation in English is essential. Learning English doesn't have to be as difficult as it seems. Whether it's words, phrases, or grammar, pay attention in class and try to grasp a few phrases per lesson. After class, review the material and vocabulary on your own. Having a basic knowledge of words is crucial for the exam, as everything else depends on it.

2. Dictionary as a Constant Companion

Whenever you come across unfamiliar words while studying senior year English, look them up. If you encounter words that look similar and confuse you, make sure to clarify them. It's not necessary to remember them on the first try; just get a general impression. After looking up a word five times, you'll likely remember it. Additionally, always read the English explanation! This helps avoid ambiguity in translations during cloze tests and can be quite useful.