Is it correct to say "as old as time" after "from"? ex ) this event dated from as old as time. as old as time : adjective from : preposition

which one is correct? a."the place i go to is -" vs b."the place i go is -" in a statement, we say, "i go to the place" wherein we use "to". so i think "a. the place i go to is -" is correct grammatically. i want to know clearly 1)which one is grammatically correct and 2) what's more commonly used if b. is used by natives.

I need some help regarding the structure of a sentence.

Speaking English!!!

Anyone who enjoys talking in English as means for speaking practice!

If you are at a quite high or advanced level of English with pretty broaden vocabulary words not just with basic words, leave comments below. I'll get in contact with you!

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Singapore English

I've heard Singapore English is pretty different from British and American English in terms of the sentence structure and grammar. Like you probably know there is a word "singlish" which is the combinationl way of Singapore and English.

Anyone who knows how much different it is? And to what extent I should put an effort to understand and digest it?

And what things are way different the most. Accent? Structure? Vocabulary words?

Thanks in advance!! 

A sentence i can find difficult to comprehend <The more a major life decision scares you, chances are the more you need to be doing it.> After comma, the sentence looks tweaking. What the original sentence would be? For example of the sentence before comma, the original version would be "A major life dicision scares you more"

between School B showed falls with these same problem areas by between 1% to 5%. Can i use "to" with "between" instead of "and"? There are many figures 1% 1.5% 3.5% 5% in between those two (1%, 5%) Should i use "and"? Or both "and" and "to" work?

question about "finish" It increased to finish around 25% It increased to fiinish at around 25% the difference between two sentences above is "at" Both sentences work ?

writing practice The diagram illustrates the cycle of the salmon in their lives from eggs to maturity. There are several stages in their life cycle from birth to adults in three distinct locations as they develop, moving from river to estuary to ocean and then back to the river again. The salmon begin their lives in rivers where they lay eggs and incubate them. After emerging from eggs, they are reared in the freshwater zone. Then, at some point in their development, they swim downstream to estuary areas where rearing continues. The salmon in the zone for estuary migrate to the ocean where they eventually become fully grown adults. The adult salmon move upstream to spawning area in the rivers again, where they reproduce and lay eggs. These adult salmon lay eggs again, and the eggs begin to live the same cycle which is repeated continuously.