Hello, ¿somebody can practice with me? Espanish native speaker here, I'm looking for English native speakers, Thanks.

Are both sentences OK? Or what would you say? "while talking about something, then talking about something completely different" If I say; I don't understand how this got here. I don't understand how we got here.

Do these two sentences mean the same? I'm just feeling so much. I'm experiencing intense emotions.

Are both the same? It's getting better by the minute. It's getting better every minute.

What does “on”mean on this picture ？

Hello native English speakers. Question about two sentences with the same meaning as I try to rewrite. 1. With change happening so fast, the argument went, why be prepared when nobody knew what to be prepared for.（original） = (my guess) 2. With change happening so fast, the argument went ，when nobody knew what to be prepared for why (it should) be prepared. = 3. With change happening so fast, the argument went , for example, on why (it should) be prepared when nobody knew what to be prepared for. Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning?

Please help with the verb form – My aunt and her husband (have) a child recently, so they decided to move to a bigger house. is it HAVE HAD or HAD ? And why?

What does “for by ”mean？

Can the underlined 'for' be removed?