Which sentence sounds more natural? 1. It's time I opened my eyes to the truth. 2. Something was an eye-opener. Thank you so much.

What is the difference between 'I'm sick' and 'I'm ill'?

Can someone help me with Japanese and Korean? I also speak Chinese and I need to practice. Thank you

hello, I have seen this on the internet... and I dont understant the meaning at all.. Happy me Crazy us So it is supposed that it means: Happy me= I'm happy Crazy us= We are crazy ? Thanks

I am a Business student and I am doing a marketing assignment for which I have to interview someone who lives in Denmark, I thought someone could help me. You would help me a lot

What is the meaning of the sentence below? “She delivered a speech that sank to a bleak new low.” Thanks in advance!

Hola mi nombre es santiago y soy de Colombia específicamente de la ciudad de medellin y quisiera saber más de este lindo país gastronomía tiene lindos paisajes hermosos ríos

Hi! I'm starting my journey with European Portugues language and I'd love to meet new people to practice with :)

Do you say "Does it make sense?"? I kinda figured out that native speakers are likely to say "Does 'that' make sense?" as opposed to "Does it make sense?". When people use this, there's the following sentence like Does it make sense to do something, Does it make sense that you do this? It sounds like more of a rhetorical question to me. What's your take on this? Thank you in advance.

Hi! My name is Alice! I want to help you learn how to speak American English. What are you struggling with when it comes to speaking American English? Is it pronunciation? Is it vocabulary? Is it having people really/truly understand what you say? Have you ever had someone judge your pronunciation/word choice?