Which most Radio is listened a lot by English people ? Listen Radio to improve my English listening skills, this idea has been recommended for me so I'm going to try it. I have already listened to BBC radio (6 music) but they put a lot of music there. I just want a radio where they speak a lot.

I didn't understand this expression even with translation. May you help me, please ? I read that Michelle Obama has adviced Justin Beiber, about his recent issues. in an interview saying : "I would pull him close. You know, I don't know if it would be advice as much as action," she told Univision Radio host Enrique Santos. I didn't understand (I would pull him close) I tried to translate but with no sens. Please help !

How did you get fluency in English ? Your experiences could be advices for us who are learning such a lovely languge. Is there any tricks or any methods did you follow for your learning ? And how long did it take you ? Thanks to share your views and feel free to correct my writting mistakes.

What's the meaning of this word (issue) as a verb and as a noun ? Please ! I often read some magazine articles and I always run into this word as a verbe and as a noun.

What's the meaning of this word (stint) ? Help :) I had see in a dictionary but I didn't understand well. How can I use It in a sentence ?

How can we use the adverb (Not...yet) ? Help ! For example : The thief has not been caught yet by police. Or, the thief has not been caught by police yet. Do we put 'yet' after past participle of the verbe or in the end of the sentence ? Does the adverb (not...yet) mostly use with present perfect tense ?

What's the meaning of this expression below ? Please help :) I was reading a magazine article of famous people when I fell on this sentence. What does this expression "the latter's recent time " mean ? and why has it been writen like this ? Here's all the sentence : Demi Lovato has seemingly offered her support to Selena Gomez, following the latter's recent time in rehab.

Problem with verbs :( I noticed in English a verb can completly change the meaning if we add (up, down, off, on, in, back...etc...) like "turn off, start over, clean up, help out...." Are there some rules showing how we could use them or we must just remember them all ?

We say "i'm on vacation" or "i'm in vacation" ?? What's the right writing ? And why ?