‎I know that in spoken language 'place' is often used to replace 'restaurant,' but my question is whether 'place' can only be used to describe small eateries? Can 'place' be used to represent larger restaurants?

The questions come in the same order that they are in the listening. this will help you not to get lost while you listen. Don't worry if you miss the answer to one question .just move on to the next one. Finally don't leave an answer blank . always have a guess. In this paragraph. Is the word Blank a noun or an adjective? Does the last sentence contain the phrase 'leave something blank'? In the phrase leave something blank, is blank a noun or an adjective?

Can I use the sentence 1 instead of sentence 2? 1) The government increased the duty on wine that there was a fall in demand. 2) The government increased the duty on wine. As a result, there was a fall in demand.

Is it grammatically correct to change #1 into #2? 1) Ken made her go 2) Ken brought it about that she went. The dictionary says conjunction “that” can be used as a function word to introduce a subordinate clause expressing consequence, result, or effect e.g.) are of sufficient importance that they cannot be neglected So I thought “that” in #2 sentence can be used to express results

I would appreciate recommendations of movies/tv shows to watch to help me learn Italian (I'm taking lessons with a tutor as well). Grazie!

Does it happen in casual talk that a vowel after ‘an’ is not strongly pronounced? There was a person that speak “an attaché” but it sounds to me that he pronounce it as “anttaché”, dropping ‘a’ before double t sound.

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HELLO, I AM LOOKING FOR PARTNERS TO PRACTICE ENGLISH, I AM BETWEEN AN A2 AND B1 LEVEL.

Hi, is this sentence correct? If not, how to write it better? "Though I wasn't attracted to fashion, I appreciated a good taste built on a relatively low budget." Something seems unnatural, but I don't know what it is. Could anyone help me?

‎Does the phrase 'that's all right' in this sentence respond to his previous 'sorry'? How should I understand the emotion and tone expressed here?