Hello, everyone! I want to make a foreign friend! I'm Chinese 🇨🇳. Although my English is not very good, my Chinese is very good, and I can also teach you 😘😘😘 Would you like to be my friend?

Could you please check this dialogue for mistakes? Does it sound like a real informal conversation? Any ideas what I could add to it? A: Have you heard what happened to Steve? B: About the car accident? Sure, I’m still shaken. That’s awful! A: Did he fall asleep while driving? He’s a bit out there but he’s normally very cautious as he drives… B: Really? I actually never liked Steve’s driving, it’s kinda sketchy. A: I never noticed! Poor fella… Well, I guess it’s just how it goes sometimes. B: Yeah… And you know what’s crazy? I was supposed to join him that day but I took a rain check A: No way! Why didn’t you go? B: I got swamped at work by the end of the day and couldn’t make it A: I’ve got goosebumps all over my body, you could’ve died too! B: I know, right?

Hi! I have a question about the word SLAY (meaning =kill it, do something extremely well) I’ve seen it a lot in tiktok videos, so I wonder is it an American slang word? Or do British people use it too? Could you give me an example sentence? Thanks!

Can you explain the difference between “beneficent” and “benevolent” with sentence examples? Thanks!

What is something you don't like about your country?

Hey there, I'd like to ask you about the term 'takeaway'. Let's say that I'm giving the presentation and and I'd like the listeners to remeber at least one major thing from my presentation, can I say: 'I wouldn't like you to get wrapped up about the details of SQL Server indexes but the primary TAKEAWAY here is that they significantly improve the permormance of the queries.

This pair of sandals is not as good as that one. Or This pair of sandals is not so good as that one Which’s okay