What is the method that you think is the most effective for improving one's language ability?

Can you distinguish between "saw" , "sew" and "so" ? I'm just curious. Those words sound same to me. In this case, I try to understand something based on the context.

В чем разница между 도 / 까지 / 마저 / 조차 What's the difference between 도 / 까지 / 마저 / 조차

Frying without oil For example, you cook tomatos on a frying pan but you don't put oil. Can you say "I fried tomatos"? Or it is another verb we should use here? And can the cooked tomatos be called "fried tomatos"?

This is true about to-infinitive usage? - "Women and men are persons of equal stature and dignity before the law, and I don't think that that is at all any activist position to be taking with regard to the proper interpretation of the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment." In this context, "to be taking" describes the nature or character of the activist position. It suggests a potential or contemplated action in the future, indicating the type of position without strictly defining or limiting it to an ongoing or currently adopted stance. A defining use, on the other hand, would more explicitly specify a particular activist position, narrowing down the reference. The current construction emphasizes the potential action rather than strictly defining the position being taken.

How does this forum work? I've used 100s but I can't figure this one out (there's some good English for you). I posted a few hours ago and I don't see it on the Community page. I see it on my dashboard under Your Posts and I can search it up. Do I need to tag it? And if so, I'd expect maybe the Community page would default to showing something like #general instead of #iTalkiRefresh. Can you see this post? Where? Thanks. P.S. I'm going to try tagging it italkiRefresh and we'll see if that helps.

Hi! How do you rewrite this sentence by not using three times of “in” and remain the original meaning? 🙏🏻 “The concept of freedom in the West originated in the ancient Greek belief in individual independence.” I personally avoid of using same preposition several times in one sentence, considering it is easier to be unnatural or grammatically wrong. Is this thought of mine reasonable？🤔🥺

‎Why can't use the conjunction 'that' before 'humans' and can only use' whether '?

I want to learn how to speak English

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