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Hi everyone, I’m reaching out to see if anyone else has experienced something similar or has advice on how to proceed. About ten days ago, I accidentally paid twice for the same lesson package due to what seemed to be a glitch in the italki payment system. I only intended to purchase one package and contacted support immediately requesting a refund for the duplicate payment. After several automated replies from the bot, I was finally connected to a support agent who confirmed that a system issue had prevented the refund from being processed. They said their team is working on fixing it, but I still haven’t received the refund yet. Has anyone had this happen before? How long did it take for your refund to come through after a system issue like this? Any advice on how to follow up effectively? Thanks in advance! Yu-Chia

English students, try this! Topic: Prepositions

Dear native English speakers. The following are 6 sentences with which I want to express the same ideas, but I have no confidence to determine whether they are grammatically correct or whether they have the same meaning. 1. He was as worried as she was, and talking very fast. 2. He was as worried as she was, and he was as worried as she was, talking very fast. 3. He was as worried as she was, and that talking very fast. 4. He was as worried as she was, and talking very fast at that. 5. He was as worried as she was, —— talking very fast at that. Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they all have the same meaning?

This is a short writing. Can you help me point out any inconsistencies or grammatical mistakes?Thank you!

How do you say this another way? It's not a thing.

I can make basic conversation but I am not advanced in English language. How can I make well in English language?

What's the difference between shout and scream?