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Hi, is anyone interested in chitchatting tomorrow (Sunday) via Skype? šŸ˜‡
June 22, 2024
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Is anyone interested in Skype chitchat?
October 3, 2023
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Hi . I have day off tomorrow. Is anyone interested in Skype talk?
July 29, 2023
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Hi. Does anyone want language exchange via Skype? Today 8 pm Warsaw time šŸ˜‡
March 26, 2023
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Hi! I am from Poland. Is anybody here who wants practice English on Skype? Term: tomorrow (10.02.) evening
February 9, 2023
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Hi Guys I need your help. I am looking for a word. If you beat somebody and there is a lot of blood. Instead of "beat" what world will suit to this context?
January 30, 2022
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Hi Guys ā€žit’s believed that the company lost a lot of money last yearā€ - The company is believed to HAVE lost a lot of money last year. Why do we use ā€œhaveā€ in this example? And pleas explain me more this structure. Is it common? Thx
November 19, 2021
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Hi, guys! I am writing because I need advice from you. I have been learning English for 15 (?) years, and I am afraid that I have stumbled at one level. I do not have any troubles with speaking. I can explain everything what I want, but it is not grammar correct in 100% (I think it is about 60/70%). I also have lots of troubles with writing. Writing is my biggest pain. I do not have problems with reading texts to B2 level. What I do to improve my language skills? Speaking one hour per week with a native speaker, watching Netflix with English subtitles, learning 20 minutes every day online platform, reading a book in English (2 pages per day). My target is to achieve C1 level and be fluent in writing and speaking. I want to feel confident when I will be working in English. How to break the deadlock? Thanks for the advice!
November 14, 2021
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Hi. What does it mean: Well, he also sent his usual letter, sir, offering TO PATCH THINGS UP Thank you
October 7, 2021
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Hi. Fast question ā€œHe was wearing nothing BUT his underpantsā€ I would say: ā€œhe was wearing nothing EXPECT his underpantsā€. Which one is more natural? Can you give my other examples of using BUT in similar context? Ty
August 19, 2021
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