Hi Could you help me with the use of apostrophes? In this case," I went to a Maneskin concert , a young band formed by Eurovision song contest winners in 2022". Do I need Maneskin's and Eurovision's with apostrophe? Generally, must artist take the apostrophe when you refer to their work, performance, cd etc ? Thank you

Hi Do these phrases make sense : 1- More oftenly, since the globalization of smartphones,young people tend to commit more mistakes in writing than .. 2- Teenagers go to the workplace?? that the library has because if its relaxing climate. And can you say : 3- the closing of the library/ request the continuity of the library opening ?? Thank you very much indeed I will be happy to help with Spanish.

Hi Could you tell me if these sentences make sense in a formal email ? Thank you . From my humble opinion, as an inhabitant of the city, the benefits that they can offer are unimaginable. I am writing to express the benefits of the local library . I am confident about the improvements the library can bring to the children misspellings and problems with reading. (Maybe they are not very natural to your language) Thank you very much

Hi, I'm struggling to translate ' poner un parte " which in Spain consists of the following: If a student does something really bad at school like offending the teacher, behaving in a disruptive way etc, teachers write it down on a piece of paper that will be sent to the student's parents. If several are written, the student could be expelled for some days. It is more serious than things that require just telling them off in class.( Is 'tell off ' the correct verb here) ??? Could anyone tell me how to put it in English? Thank you very much indeed

Hi! Does this way of putting an idea with the verb ' like ' make sense? I remember really liking it. Thank you

Hi, could you say ' talking from experience instead of 'speaking from experience? I hope so, although the meaning can be different. Thank you .

'Awaken your interest '?? . Could I use this verb with interest? The meaning I need is ' despertar tu interés ' in Spanish. Maybe it's too formal, could I say 'get you interested' , 'make you have interest in' ...? Thank you

Which connector could I use here? Far from what we were used to, when physical work was done solely to survive, today's approach is certainly different. Thus/ moreover/ In this way...??the idea of working has evolved to become some sort of culture itself and now having a happy staff is essential. Or does it sound ok using just a stop before 'the idea' . ? Thank you

Hi, could anyone help me remember an adjective you use in English to describe decoration which is old but considered in fashion because it's been modified a little ? It has the word chic in it. It's a compound. And could you tell me if it can be used for buildings and areas which maintaining their old appearance are reconstructed to be used now? Like the old quarters in a town which has that charm. Thank you very much