Which is correct sentence and why? it's the night when the Quran first sent or it's the night when the Quran was first sent

Hola, I'm looking for a partner to have a language exchange with. I am hoping to have 2, 30 minute conversations a week where we can practice Spanish together and I can help with English practice too. I look forward to hearing from you all.

Can I have a partner to talk in eng?

How different in nuance? I understand that second one mentions a specific type of attire, but 1 and 3 is different? 1) The company has determined standard business attire to be inappropriate for even short visits to the production area." 2) "The company has determined standard business attire that is inappropriate for even short visits to the production area." 3) "The company has determined standard business attire inappropriate for even short visits to the production area."

hi. I'm studying English right now...by myself. I am Italian and I haven't found a practice partner (well...my english partner is busy today :-). If anyone is willing to exchange (Italian with English) send me a message. I only ask you to be fluent in English (c1 or more). I'm going to be on-line until 4,30 pm #italian #exchange

What meaning “to” has in this sentence? To infinitive usually has a meaning of purpose or intention, doesn’t it show association, connection or belonging here? “There are a lot of benefits to recycle the cell phones although they are no longer of use as phones”

Is there any difference in meaning between these two sentences: "What is that flashed on the screen?", "What has flashed on the screen?". I will appreciate your help!

Do I pronounce “bathe” “soothe” correctly? Siri on my iPhone recognize it as “bass”, “sud”, and “soos”

In the below sentence: "To hear you speak, you would think you were one of the privileged few" The first part (before comma) is equivalent to "when you are speaking" If so, why they are the same? If not, what does it mean?