to answer the telephone Hi everyone, I have a question : my British friend said to me "pick up phone" the meaning is "answer the phone" So I think that "pick up" is no right in this context, maybe I can say : get the phone please. I always heard "to pick up" for people, I pick up you in airport for example. Does anyone explain me better please? Thank you

When I have to use past and when the past participle?? I wrote a book or I had wrote a book? In Italian we always say - I had wrote and we don't say I wrote...

to like to or to like + verb- ing?? I like to play tennis or I like playing tennis?

What is the difference between this sentences? I will go to bed- Andrò a letto - future in general I'm going to bed - Sto per andare a letto- future progressive I'm getting to bed - ??? I don't know.... All sentences express a future action, but I don't understand well when I must use that or the other.

What does this sentence mean? I fell off the wagon