Hi all! What of these answers are more common in the UK when someone offers you to be engaged in some activities? 1. I'm game. 2. I'm in. 3. I'm down. 4. I'm up for it.

Hi guys, I keep practicing to use English articles, and I am not going to give up even though this is hard :D Apart from the articles, this time I also removed the prepositions 'on', 'at' and 'in', and then pasted them back. Could anybody comment on my mistakes please (highlighted in yellow)? Is 'an historic lodge' a typo in the news? Can we use either 'a', or 'an' here? Why 'the home of Winston Churchill'? He could have had a lot of homes in his lifetime... And then, 'the banker Mr W J Barclay' and 'Toby Ebbs, a senior lecturer' in the last paragraph. Do we use 'the' for the banker, because he was a famous person, and 'a' for the lecturer because he is one of many? I do agree on the other mistakes, but my God... you have to constantly calculate if something can be specific or not :D

Hello, I am practicing to use English articles. Could anybody comment on my mistakes please (highlighted in yellow)? I thought it was "a waiting room", because we can't say for sure this is the only one waiting room in this building, and besides, no waiting room was mentioned before, but I was wrong :D As for "a lead", I thought it was a boss, a top manager of that shift, so it shloud have been one specific lead, but I was wrong again :)

Hello, I am practicing to use English articles. I take a text, replace the articles with underline in Word, and then put the articles back there. Could anybody comment on my mistakes please (highlighted in yellow)? Why "a modest slide"? There is a long explanation going afterwards which makes this slide specific - slide in the economy and slide of 0.2% over three months... Why "the economy" here is with "the" although it is not said about any economy before, and I think this economy doesn't refer to a specific country. And then "the UK still has an economy 0.4% smaller than in a quarter before the pandemic in Q4 2019". This is such a long specific explanation about a specific British economy, why "an economy" is here? :D

Jeg lærer norsk og svensk på universitetet. Jeg må studere mye. Jeg har bare A1 nivå, men jeg kan forstå noe når jeg hører på nyheter.

Hello, I am practacing to use English articles. I take any text, replace the articles with underline in Word, and then try to put the right articles back there. I did 6 mistakes in the text below. Could anybody explain me please, why we should use these articles there (highlighted in yellow)?

I am learning different forms of the verb 'gehen'. I would very appreciate it, if someone can tell me which English tenses these German tenses refer to. Ich habe gegangen Ich bin gegangen Ich hatte gegangen Ich war gegangen

Hi all! Since 'hon' refers to the nouns of a general gender, then what/who 'han' refers to? Only to a man/boy, or some animals that can take a masculine gender, like a he-dog that you own and have emotional connection with?

Hi all, I would like to begin learning Scots language. Could anyone recommend good textbooks or learning resources, please?