Hi! Can you please tell me if there are any changes to make? I'm going for a casual conversational style. Many thanks! • ‎He sheepishly admitted that he hadn't really put much effort into it. • Even the loud ringing of the doorbell could not wake up the sound-asleep residents. • When I got back to the apartment, absolutely drained, I ran into some wide-awake young people on their way to a party. • Some people say that it is only conscious citizens who are doing their best to reduce climate change. • Since my sick son couldn't handle the chores, my healthy son took care of them. • I accidentally bumped into a lady on the street, and her upset husband shot me a hateful look. • The teacher was super strict and wouldn't forgive even the most apologetic student.

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A pleasant room it was as any party need desire to muster in on a cold November evening.(original) Question: Is the original complete one and grammatically correct? I guess: to muster in a pleasant room ( the " a pleasant room" for "it was a pleasant room"?)? what is the subject of the original, and its main verb? and its object? it seems to me that the original is not a complete sentence but something like: Any party need to desire to muster in such "a pleasant room as "a pleasant room" for " it was a pleasant room" on a cold November evening, but in fact, they have not mustered in. Is my guess correct? By the way I still really don't understand the original, and especially its structure.

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Language exchange Arabic with English. Hello,I'm Raneem, a native Arabic speaker with an intermediate English level. I can teach you Arabic standards, Jordanian, or Palestinian dialect. I'm looking for a native English girl with an American dialect.

I was thrilled to win the game for the first time. I was thrilled to be chosen. I was so thrilled to get the report. What's To+ infinitive in this sentence? It means " you already did something?

Do you know the difference between "other" and "another"? This is one of the most common mistakes my students make. Test yourself and share what you know in a comment. Not sure? Don't hesitate to ask, I'm here to guide you. Check out my profile for an extended quiz set on this topic

Quiz for today: Modal verbs/auxiliaries