Could someone check if this is correct? I wonder if the words are compatible. •They can't stand failing to measure up to her. =They can't stand failing to rival her. =They can't stand failing to be comparable to her. •Selling the mine won't sit well with anyone in this town. =Selling the mine won't go over well with anyone in this town.

"Researchers have analysed the results in detail using specialist software." and "Researchers have thoroughly analyzed the results using specialized software." Could any body which one is more natural? Thank you!

Do native speakers use the word switchers to refer to people who have learned a new profession as adults?

What is the difference between first draft and rough draft?

Are you wanting to learn American English? Here's some helpful language learning information from English tutor Alice! What are some other ways to say 'No' No thanks. Nah. Eh I'd rather not. Not really. Nope. No way.

Hi English native speakers! 👋 i would like to report to my client that i have completed filing of a document. Is it awkward to say “I have filed document A on Sep. 28” or “I have filed document A today” ? The point is… can i use have pp with a specific date when it means completion?

Can we say" There is pollution on earth."? Thank you for helping!

English students! What's the correct answer?

"Labour-saving appliances were commonplace in the home by the 1960s." Does "by" in this context mean "in" or "until"?