Which sentence structure is correct below? 1. We don't drink the water from a pipe or from a water dispenser. 2. We don't drink the water from a pipe or a water dispenser.

What is the difference between “ be conscious of “ and “be aware of “?

I need a native English speaker from the United kingdom. I will help with my Spanish and French .

New to iTalki, way not learn Afrikaans? I teach Afrikaans on iTalki and it is a great language to learn with a rich history and cultural background.

Hello, I am an English learner. Is there anybody who can correct any grammar error or proper expression in the sentences below. Diary: I cleaned the drawers on right in the kitchen. I took everything out of the drawers and threw away what I use no longer. The drawers look very neat.

Can somebody help me? I want to improve my English on Skype, and I in return for it help you with Russian, of course if you need it

What's the difference between successive,succeeding and subsequent?

Is "in(by) fits and starts" a common expression? and how do you use them? Thank you in advance.

Hi for everyone! Could anyone explain to me what's the difference between 'other' and 'another' in the following sentence? He seems very jealous of her because he thinks that she is texting to another man Can I use in this context the word 'other'? Thanks a lot for helping in advance!

Hello. How can I say if I have the same opinion about something negative with somebody? Because I heard "Me too" is used only in positive sentences.

Hey buddy i am from india can anybody can be my english practice partner i want to practice that if anyone pls let me know.

Hi,I need a partner to improve my English. And also if you want to know about Chinese culture,maybe I could help you.

Anyone can help me improve my English (advanced level). In exchange, I can teach Persian #Farsi.

We’re taking the train,leaving the day before the October holiday begins. Here does the second part of sentence work as an attributive or adverbial? Is the sentence gramatically wrong?

Hi, everyone Is it wrong to omit the verb in the second part of these sentences? “People were more interested in national news than they WERE IN local news” “They will be more interested in your product than they WILL IN mine” Thank you

How do I understand 'pronounce' here? Hi everyone. I can't find the meaning of the word ''pronounce'' here in the Oxford dictionary. Is there an accurate explanation? It seems to mean 'be present' Sharp increases in the number of coronavirus cases reported in South Korea and Italy have hit global financial markets. The impact was especially #pronounced# in those countries but is not confined to them. The market reaction reflects the impact on business of reduced travel, resulting both from increasingly extensive official restriction and personal choices.

Where should I write articles? - Hello. I have a question related to the health insurance. I am a student. And the insurance says if I am a student (the/?) health contribution will be reduced by 50%. - When did you start paying for (the/?) insurance? - I started paying fot (the/?) insurance on November 19, 2020.

I have exited this software and deleted this APP, please do not follow me. 我已经退出此软件，已删除这个APP，请不要关注我。骗子太多，我没空理会。

Hello everyone, Is there any difference between “name” and “call”? For example: last night I ate a delicious food named Hotpot last night I ate a delicious food called Hotpot Which sentence is correct? Thanks in advance!