English students, attempt this! Topic: phrasal verbs 😁

Good time of the day, everyone! I wrote this post based only on one single reason. That reason is my passion for the English language. My main goal in life is to get English on a profesional level, because it feels like that is my vacation. In fact I highly need your support. If you are a native English speaker and if you have time and desire to have a talk on any topic, you are welcome. I am always ready to speak and practice English! Also, I would be happy to get a real teacher who would tell me everything I need to know about English. Who would teach me to speak English like a native! Wish you all the best

Is there anyone who can teach me English? I can teach you Portuguese and learn from each other

Hi friends over the world 🤗 My name is Molly, a Chinese girl. In Chinese, it is 茉莉花, named after the Chinese song. In Korean, it is 물리학, meaning physics. I want to practice my English and also learn Korean. I learn English through listening English songs. I really like K-Pop songs. 万事俱备 只欠东风 What are you waiting for? Only lacks you 💖

Foreign friends who want to learn Chinese can come to me.

A sentence from BBC Sport: "With competition for attacking places in England's starting XI extremely high, James has proven she is far too good to leave out of the side. " How about I say it this way: "......, James has proven she is far too good to be left out of the side. " Are they the same or ? Thanks~

Is this correct in police context? "There is no strong forensic evidence. There's only testimony from witnesses and the victim and it doesn't match." Is "it doesn't match" okay for the meaning "everyone's testimony doesn't match." What's a natural way to say it? None of the testimony matches."?

I posted a piece of writing yesterday, and there was some controversy due to the lack of smoothness in the sentences. Could you please review it again for me? When I was young, I couldn't afford to go to college. I decided to attend college while working, and I've been planning this for a while. I work during the day, so online classes from the Credit Bank System of the University are a perfect fit for my schedule. I can finally pursue my education while balancing my job. 1) When I was young, I couldn't afford to go to college. 2) I worked instead of attending college. 3) I decided to study and work at the same time. I've been thinking about this decision for a long time. 4) Therefore, starting today, I will be taking online courses through the credit bank system to earn credits and obtain a degree in Korea. In Korea, the credit bank system allows you to earn credits and obtain a bachelor's degree.

Someone got stabbed and I asked: -Are you in a lot of pain? -Does it hurt much? Are both natural?