Hi, there Are there any informal/slang words in American English that mean something like “make fun of”? For example, let’s say the Patriots lose a Super Bowl (Nothing against them, it is just because that’s the one of the few American football teams I know), and the fans of other teams start to make fun of Patriots fans. What could I say to mean “make fun of”, “joke”? The patriots lost, and now Patriots fans are being (made fun of) because of that. What could I say here instead of “made fun of”? Thank you!

Hi,I want to ask about the fallow question. What is Meaning number？ thanks

Hi everyone :) I'm looking for someone who can teach me English. My job interview will be coming up so I will have to give them a presentation in English. I hope I can find someone to be my language partner. I will teach Japanese, instead. Thanks,

Hi there! Does someone know where on this site can I write text in a foreign language for checking this one by native speakers? I used it one year ago and earlier and then here was an online notebook where I could write something that I want. But now I don't see this one. I wrote some days ago a text in section "messages" but now I can't find what I wrote.

영국에 얼 마 동안 있을 갑니까? 겁니까 의 원형 뭘 있습니까?the verb ia what? 감사합니다.Thank you for your help.

Hi Would you tell which one of these sentences is more advisable to write a very well-formed, understandable article? 1- Seeking ways TO rethink our development and TO use technology to protect the planet against further environmental damage. 2- Seeking ways TO rethink our development and USE technology to protect the planet against further environmental damage.

What are the best ways to say that something was created to do something. I cannot just say: it is used to do X, because it would mean "being used to". Can I perhaps use " used for" or "used in"? Like: Hammer is used for hammering nails. Shovel is used in digging ground. Or can I felt free to say: Spoon is used to eat soups.?

Interchange English - Spanish. I'm looking for someone to practice writing and speaking English skills and I'll do my best with your Spanish. Send a message and let's get started. Thanks.

How can I understand which " 'd " it is? Had or did or should or would? Occasionally, it can be difficult to get it.