Hello everyone! Could you explain me, in other words, what is the meaning of “polished writing would” into the sentence below? If you are Italian, you can explain me also in Italian. Thank you! “you can crank out exceptionally engaging audio content that still only takes a fraction of the time that polished writing would.”

I'm italian and I'm looking for a native English speaker for an language exchange Hi everyone, I'm looking for a partner to do a language exchange English - Italian by Skype, to improve my speaking skills. Send me a message if you could be interested.

Nick Hornby, "Not a star". A summary of the first chapter. This story talk about the upsetting discovery that a mother do about her son. One day, Lynn receives in the her letter box a suspect videotape, with a letter from the their nosy neighbour, Karen. In the letter she says that in the videotape there is someone she and her husband know, so it could be interesting for they. For an istant Lynn couldn't understand until she saw a picture on the videotape: her son, Mark, that cover with his hands a naked girl. Lynn couldn't believe at her eyes. She started to think the infinite reasons why her adorable, polite and innocent child was on this picture with that girl in that strange situation.

Phrasal verbs: new sentences with ACT AS, AGREE WITH ACT AS: - This phone also can act as a recorder! - You speak English better than me. Can you act as teacher for me? - He acted as supervisor in the project because he knew inside out the our work. AGREE WITH: - She's not agree with giving money to beggars. - I was agree with you, you took the best choice. - This milk doesn't agree with me. When I drink that I'm feel very bloated.

ACCOUNT FOR Hello everybody! I have some difficult to understand in which moment I can use the phrasal verb ACCOUNT FOR and the grammatic rules. Can someone explain me better that, with some examples? Thank you! 

Phrasal verb: new sentences with ACCOUNT FOR Account for: - His vacation spot to abroad account for his high level of English - I can account for what's happened! - I don't account for what's happened. - After the incident, John has accounted for the boss. - The their late have accounted for the car didn't start. Is very difficult for me to understand the exactly meaning and the use of account for. Can someone explain me better the meaning with some examples? Thank you!

Future project - Future tenses (will, present continuous, going to) I'm moving to Ireland next month. In particular, I'm going to live in Dublin for six months for a job. I know I'll hate the weather because it's too cold for me, especially during the winter. For that reason, next week I'm doing some shopping to buy some winter clothes. For that trip, I'm going to look an apartment, near the office, which is in the centre. It will be complicated because the rents in Dublin are expensive, especially in centre. I'm going to look a single room in a sharing flat. If you are from Dublin and you have news about that please help me!!

Describe people - Present Simple - Present Continuous - Personal Adjectives My family is compound by my mother, my father, my brother, me and my sister. My mother is a teacher in the primary school. My father is retired. Moreover, I have two siblings: a brother and a sister. My brother is thirty and he lives in Australia. He is a shy person, but if you know well him, he is also very friendly and very nice. He has a passion for motors and for the sea. He likes fishing and going with the canoe. In fact, he has two big shoulders! Moreover, he has dark skin, brown hair and green eyes. My younger sister, instead, has 24. She's an educator and she works in a day care. She's taller than me. She's brown hair, two big brown eyes, fleshy lips and fair skin. She has a strong personality. Very cheerful and fun and at the sometime, easy-going. She's very friendly, in fact her friends adore her and to spend time with her because she's able to be laugh all the company. Finally, me. I'm 27 and at the moment I live in my city. In march I graduated in Marketing and Communication. I'm thin with dark skin. I have also brown hair and brown eyes. I'm a little shy, it's not easy for me to become friends everyone. Anyway, I like staying in crowded spaces, among the people, having party, dancing and having fun. With my best friends I can be very talkative, generous and helpful.

English business: Vocabulary (part 2) 1) Cut down - If you want to lose weight, you need to cut down with this junky food. - Unfortunately, we had to cut down the staff because the company was failing. - See if we can cut down the odds. 2) Common - We have many things in common, like the passion for the cinema, for example - We share the bathroom. It's the only thing that we have in common at home - I bought the subscription of Sky in common with my flatmates. 3) Open - plan - The spaces of the company are all open - plan. - I builded that home with an open - plan dining room. 4) Two - way - A friendship is a two-way relation. You need to give if you want to get. - Was the street two - way? - The street wasn't two - way but we didn't recognize that. So, we had the incident. 5) Encourage - The good weather is encouraging the sales of tourist package for the beach. - I always encouraged my son to do the best. - My employer encouraged me to do better, to achieve the promotion. 6) Feedback - Do you have the feedback of the customers about the new product? - We don't have any feedback about the our social strategy. We have to wait more time. - The feedback of the job interview is good. I think I will employ that girl.