Will I take the first place? & Will I be able to take the first place? What is the difference?

Hi! The noun "experience" can sometimes be countable and uncountable. I wonder if there is a helpful way to use its form correctly in a sentence. I always fail to decide which form to use when making my own sentences 😨😨

Which one of these sounds more appropriate? Context: My friend is visiting the university today for some payment issues that affect both of us. Now I can't visit the university myself, so I want my friend to relay to me wtv the university staff is going to tell her about the payment issues. A. Once you're back from the university, pls let me know whatever they tell you. B. Once you're back from the university, pls let me know whatever they told you. C. Once you're back from the university, pls let me know whatever they will tell/are going to tell you. D. Once you're back from the university, pls let me know whatever they would tell you. E. Once you're back from the university, pls let me know whatever they would have told you.

Which is ok? This is my family. I like it/them very much. (I’m introducing a photo of my family) Thanks

Hello . What does pros and cros mean?

What does "go away to somewhere" mean? For example, my family went away to New York. Does it mean to go away from New York or to go away from here to New York? Thank you

A question about "will" and "be going to." Can I use both after "from now on"? - From now on, I'll work out on a daily basis. Something that I decide at the moment of speaking. - From now on, I'm going to work out every day. Something that I decided in the past and it's not a spontaneous decision. Does this make sense? 🤪 Thanks in advance folks! Cheers!!

Question to English learners! Do you know the difference between FUN and FUNNY? If you know, share your explanation below. If you don't know, tell me and I'll explain it to you!

If you want to express someone is boring, is there specific word in English?

English students, try this. Topic: Present simple-to be