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

A: （彼のことを）記録する書籍が一番多い

A: Most likely Microsoft Word .doc format.

A: It means "at this point" or "at this time." It implies you haven't finished.
Example:
"Here is my work so far, but I'm not finished writing."

A: Ah, okay.
I would recommend that you turn in the document before the date.
Just in case.😏😉

A: Merry Christmas 的意思是圣诞快乐

A: This document is NOT valid.

This document is not valid until it has been signed by both parties.

A: "What documents do I need to bring with me?" is a good sentence! This is natural and something I would say.

Another sentence you could use is,"What documentation do I need to have?"

A: without (a) because the word is plural

-Do you have the documents that prove you are the owner of the house?

or
-Here are all the documents needed, just sign here please.

A: gave him - in the past. you already did the action
get him - in the present. you're telling you do the action of giving him the document

A: Document is correct. "Documment" is spelled wrong.

A: Document is correct.

A: It would really depend on how you said it but neither are necessarily more polite than the other

A: A document a collection of written papers. Such as a book, essay or contact.
Documentation is evidence that proves something.

A: Yes this sentence is correct. I frequently use it and see it used by my clients in business emails.

A: I filled in the required documents again.
I filled the required documents in again.

Both of these are correct, but the "always" has to be at the end.

A: that works, but a native would usually say:

I have attached the documents as per our discussion (assuming there was a discussion about it)

A: "The document I sent yesterday is the same as the one I sent last year" is more natural.

A: I sent everyone a document about which I wish to hear opinions. I only sent it at 8am this morning, but could you please review it.

A: ‎I didn't notice the document.
Is there still a chance to have the possibility to apply for a scholarship ?

A: perfect!! This is great

A: × What I need to do less of documents of my job.
✓ I have to control the amount of documents I receive at my job.

× So,there are no place my book shelf anymore.
✓ So, there is no longer any space on my book shelf.

× Last year,my book shelf was broken when I pushed new documents.
✓ Last year,my book shelf broke as I added new documents.

× So I need to do less documents.

I’d rephrase this paragraph so that it goes in order, sounds less redundant, and flows a bit better. So it would go like:

“I have to control the amount of documents I receive at my job. I have to read and clean up documents but I don’t enjoy having to read them. I get a lot of them every day, so there is no longer any space on my book shelf. Last year, my book shelf broke as I added new documents.

A: × I will make the documents on the computer.
✓ I will make the documents online.

Your answer is technically correct, but it's a little stiff-sounding. I think my correction helps it flow a little better, but the English itself was right.

A: × When urgently exchanging documents, I use  quick delivery services where they send out a messenger to my location.
✓ When urgently exchanging documents, I use  quick delivery services that/who send a messenger to my location.

× Could you explain why “where” is in the sentence?
✓ Could you explain why “where” is in the sentence? using where is not correct. I would use 'that' but who could also work.

× Isn't it used/said to just say the place?
✓ Isn't it used/said to just say the place? Mostly, but there will be sentences where(!) it is not directly a place or location.