Sometimes we all need a reminder to use our brains more! 🧠 There’s a fun British expression for that! 🤣 Can you guess the phrase?

We have to be quick vs we have to hurry. Do they have the same meaning

Hi language learners! I'm a new teacher on Italki (but not a new teacher!) I'm looking forward to helping you, whatever your goals in English are 😊 I'd love to hear - what are your goals? What are you dreaming of being able to do in English? Use these sentence starters to help, or use your own: ✨I am dreaming of being able to... ✨One day, I would love to be able to... ✨My goal is to... Have a wonderful day! Laura

Why is it not correct to use "more" alone in "The amount of information becomes more" but correct to use "more" alone in "He's tearing it up more" and to use "less" alone in "The amount of information becomes less"?

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Could you please tell me if these sentences sound natural in everyday spoken English? Thank you! 😊 - When I entered, the room was filled with smoke, and I could hardly breathe. - A weekend of fresh air and exercise in the countryside worked wonders for Judy's mood. She really needed to breathe some fresh air. - I like Shakira's older songs more than her new ones. - I thought he was going for my plastic plates, but he ended up taking the ceramic ones. - I don't want to buy those pants; I only want these. - I don't want to buy those black pants; I only want these brown ones. - I don't want to buy those pants; I'm happy with the ones I'm wearing now. - I went to the apple stand at the farmer's market and picked only the ones without bruises. - In my country, there are a lot more famous male chefs than female ones— about three times as many. - She used to work in a shoe store, but now she's switched to a computer shop.

English students, try this. Topic: Talking about Future and Past Tense.

1 a. They have a personality who loves to help people in need. b. They have personalities who love to help people in need. (Jane has a personality who loves to help people in need. Jess has a personality who loves to help people in need.) 2 a. They will wear a dress for this party. b. They will wear dresses for this party. (Jane will wear a dress. Jess will wear a dress.) 3 a. They have a sister. b. They have sisters. (Jane has one sister. Jess has one sister.) Which is correct, a or b?

1. I doubt the position in which the word "yesterday" to be placed in the sentence. 2. I doubt the position where the word "yesterday" is placed in the sentence. 3. I doubt the position in which to place the word "yesterday" in the sentence. Question: I want to express the same meaning but I don't know which is/are grammatically correct.