Why us it used more often? When I read something in English I quite often see 'have an effect' rather than 'influence'. Why is that? Is there any difference?

Do they have similar meaning? What a twist! I didn't see that coming. Which one is more relevant nowadays? Or maybe you can give me something even better.

Can I say this? It doesn't strike me as something impressive.

Experiment. Native ears wanted) I use Google to translate the following for my work. Does it sound okay to a native ear? Is Google really cool or are there a lot of mistakes? 4. Risks and business benefits: Risks: - The risks are minimal because the client has perfect payment discipline, the client uses this right of shipment for the first time. Benefits: - This shipment is very important as it is more than 12% of the sales plan for the monthly target CH - ABC is a key distributor in the market, the loss of shipment will directly affect the increase in OOS of CH products in the market - Maintaining partnerships with a key client

Is it okay to say?

What is correct? 'Fulfill the sales plan' - It doesn't sound right to me. Is it correct or is there a better way to say it?

Как это будет на английском? Засорять ленту в инстаграме. Увидела их пост в ленте.

Can you correct me, please? Sunday's morning jogging. Today i awoke up at 6:20, it was later than my regular wake up, today i had wanted to lay in bed little bit more. Immediately after awaking i put on my running sneakers and got out. Today weather has been perfect, the sun has been shining and wind flue totally fine. I set up twelve kilometres as a goal and just started run, of course i had turned on audio book in English, i had wanted to spent my morning time maximum productivity. I was running close to river and sun was shining so bright and hot, so i decided to take off my outewear and take some sun bath. It was amazing morning running. And you know it was really early Sunday morning 7:00, but i met so many people who was running like me or just walking with their partners or with their pets. It wasn’t just one or two people i met dozen of them. And this really cool, cause i saw how people spent their morning with pleasure. At the end of the running i saw couple girls which train yoga close to river in absolutely calm place. Jogging took me about one and a half hour. One and half hour of English book listening, thoughts about me and fresh air. Perfect!

Is it true? 'Which begs the question'... I really like using this phrase but I've heard that even native speakers use it incorrectly. Is it supposed to be raised the question instead of begs? I'm super confused.