Big Cities Life (Practicing Tenses) I'd been living in the countryside when I was teenager and I've been living in the big cities for last ten years. And it is very controversial topic either I’d prefer to live in a big city or in a countryside. Although the cities gave me a lot of opportunities to realize myself in my life my pet peeves about the cities are a huge amount of a loud noise and a dirty air those make me feeling very tired by the end of the day.

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Early Morning Accident This morning I had an English lesson. Because of the different time zones I woke up at 5-30 AM and by 6-30 AM I had prepared all my stuff (my laptop, my notebook and my cell phone) but I had not drunk my morning coffee by that time. When I was talking with my teacher I accidentally dropped my cup down and all the coffee was on the floor. So instead of drinking coffee I was washing the floor and talking with my teacher.

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Question about idioms Hello, everybody! In Russian we have two idioms that describe our connection with another people. I think these idioms came from the physics... Does English have anything similar? 1) they are on the same wave we say it about people that think similar and have identical understanding of a question/problem; like walkie-talkie, you only can hear and speak with your partner if your devices are on the same radiowave; 2) she is on her own wave as opposed to the first idiom we say it about a person who has her own opinion in a question/problem or about a person whose actions we can't understand. Thanks in advance!

Which way is better? Hello, everybody! I received an important piece of information and I'd like to tell about it to somebody. Which sentence below is the strongest way to say that now I have the important information? 1) Mate, I have the information! 2) Mate, I have got the information! 3) Mate, I have gotten the information! 4) Mate, I have received the information! Thanks in advance!

A Dialog at Work - 2 - Have you written the letter that I asked you before my vacation? - Yes, I have. But now we are still waiting for an approving from our boss. He has discovered a few tricky details about your idea that I couldn’t explain. So I think it will be better for you to contact him as soon as possible.

A dialog at work ... - You should do this according to the way I've told you yesterday. - Really? I have always been thinking that it is wrong way... I'll check it again.