Hi, everybody ! I'm looking for a serious language partner who can help me practice my German speaking and writing（B1）， at the same time I'm willing to help with mandarin Chinese . If interested please text me. Thank you!

Are these sentences right? Which house did he move? Why does he move ?

I had a funny dream last night. I need someone to help me with my translation and correct mistakes. My dream was about the music quiz on knowledge of the song's lyrics. The tast sounded like: Continue the phrase from the Ed's song "If only the chick-pea get up in price..." I don't know any Ed other than Ed Sheeran, so I immediately realize what would Ed say: If only chick-pea gets up in price, our love would last over and over again. That was it. I even figured out to myself what song it was from. I've never really looked up the real lyrics of the song "Shape Of You", but I heard there was something about the "taxi's" , but I thought It was about the "taxes". If it is about taxes, why not them raised? In Russian "to get up in price" and "to raise" are the same word. I was sure it was the right answer. I raised my hand with all my might. I was first to answer. And when I was given the word everyone was stunned and then the host of the quiz asked me, which Ed it was? I said: Ed Sheeran. And then in the other side of the room someone said the right answer and I was terribly sorry to my team for my overconfidence.

I came accross the below sentence on Instagram showing a gorilla staring blankly at the ceiling, and it says, “When your phone battery dies, and you still have an hour of commute left”　 My question is why “dies”, not ”died“ or ”dead”? An nonnative speaker like me might say “When my phone battery died, so I have nothing to do now.” Thank you for your help!

For the following sentence, is it as is your right, or should it be "as it is your right"? Could you please kindly advise the grammar of first "as"? So we're being threatened with eviction? No, you're being given the chance of first refusal to purchase as is your right as a current tenant.

I’m quite confused with “How’s that for…” In “How’s that for endurance?” are you asking if something will resist or remain undamaged? Or are you saying: “look, this is really resistant”? In “How‘s that for size?” are you only asking if something is your size? Thanks.

Stash/stealth usage. Can we use this words to describe a shoplifter concealing items in his bag? i.e. He stashed the item into his bag. He stealthily put the item in the bag . Do these phrases sound natural?

Hi everyone, I want your help for make a report about my experience and my job, what I have been developed in my duties at work, tell to them, my goals, strengths and weaknesses about myself, thanks for your help in advance and for your advices.

Hey guys! Do you know where can I find the HSK Vocabulary official lists? The ones that I googled are different from each other. For example, some of them claim that the word 试 belongs to HSK2 as well as 考试, and some others - that 考试 is HSK2 and 试 is HSK2.

Hi. Happy Halloween! I have a few questions about Halloween want to ask. I am not sure what's the difference of 'trick or treat' and 'trick or treating'. Both of them are nouns? How to use them? Can I say the children go/play trick or treat/ trick or treating? Which one is correct? Thanks a lot x