Hello, I've always struggled with tenses and am curious about these two sentences: My TARGETED approach resulted in helping a friend who IS confident traveling alone. My TARGETED approach resulted in helping a friend who WAS confident traveling alone. Question: Do I have to change "IS" to past tense? My logic is that even though the action was done in the past ("targeted approach") the characteristics of the friend didn't change. The friend is still confident. So if it becomes "was confident" wouldn't that imply the friend was confident in the past but no longer confident in the present? Thank you

I have a question. How do you say 'I go fishing in the streams' in English? Can I say 'I went fishing in the streams'? Thank you!

Did the egg or the chicken come first?

Hola comunidad de Italki, quisiera saber quién está interesado en hacer un intercambio de idioma conmigo 🫰🏻🫰🏻🙈🙈. Soy profesora de español en Italki.

How do You stay motivated to study your language?

someone want to practice english with me? my level is intermediate

Hello there! I’m Sara from Italy! I’d love to practice English especially my spoken English. I’m looking for a partner. Don’t hesitate to send me a message.

Hi guys, I have this sentence structure that has confused me a bit “It has been two weeks since we met (last time)”, so it means “we haven’t met each other for 2 weeks” what about the word verb “to live” It’s been two weeks since he lived (in this building) Which of the following explanation is the correct one? 1. he has been living here/in this building for 2 weeks, so he’s still here 2. two weeks ago he left here/this building, which means he’s not here anymore… can I say “it’s been two weeks since he left”?

What do you do to reduce stress in your life?

Do you want to make a Chinese friend? My English is very poor, and I hope we can help each other.I can help you learn Chinese and I hope you can help me with my English