The preposition for "agree" We always say "agree with someone", but I found we can also use "agree to", "agree on". I wonder what the differences are between "agree with", "agree to", "agree on". Thank you very much.

Put a name to a face?

Could someone help me dispel my confusion? 

I got confused with the two idioms.

1. Put a name to a face

2. Put a face to a name

If it it possible, please give me some sentences so that I can understand how to use them.

Thank you in advance.

Previous? Former? I wonder what's the differences between "former" and "previous". I know how to use the two words to create sentences. However, I heard someone discussed the two words yesterday, I got confused. It means that I don't understand the definition of two words thoroughly. Is it possible to create sentences to make me understand easily? Many thanks in advance.

head to/head for ? Could some help me dispel my confusion? I would like to ask what the difference is between "head to" and "head for"? Except for the two types, I also saw a sentence "This bus is headed downtown" If I would like to tell people I want to go somewhere, I have three types of ways to use "head", right? 1. head for destination 2. head to destination 3. be headed destination Thank you for your help.

Looking for language partners

Hi ! My name is Dylan.

I'm work on improving English speaking and listening skills.

I think there are no shortcuts to learn English, but practice frequently.

Therefore, I'm looking for partners can talk with me in English, and I will

teach you Chinese(Mandarin) in return.

You don't need to be an English native speaker. 

If you are learning English, and having the goal to improve it,

we can be language partner.

Thank you : )