About "any" and "no"? After "any" and "no" is a single or plural noun? Ex: -any job // any jobs? -no country // no countries?

Which one is correct? -visits to the UK peaked at 3.2 million // the number of visits to the UK peaked at 3.2 million. -they prefer not participate in these activities // they prefer not to participate in these activities.

Human intelligence Intelligence takes many forms and some of them cannot be measured in academic terms. While logical intelligence guarantees top-performing students a spot in a prestigious university, linguistic and artistic intelligence are likely to be accumulated throughout a course of time. Take Maxim Gorky - one of the greatest writers in Russian literature, for example. His writing is based on the knowledge and experience gained during the time he traveled across Europe. Hence, it is said that intelligence are not necessarily grown in an academic environment. Human intelligence cannot be simply measured by academic qualifications because it is an inborn character that we inherit from the previous generations and will pass it through the next ones. Thus, undeniably, universities do not represent one's intelligence. Furthermore, these days, it is argued that as the number of students continuing their education beyond school levels is increasing, our society is undergoing the so-called academic inflation. Therefore, it is fair to say that humans cannot be trained and never be made up to be intelligent in academic ways.

Can you paraphase or make it clearer for me to understand? "Any attribution of human power to electronics is demeaning to people."

IS IT POSSIBLE? Can I say: "the car is clearing up" (means the car is coming) in English.

make sense or not? I’m definitely in the point of my life for I’m ready.

DOES IT SOUND NATURAL? -half out front mansion -kids over fits -it feels like a long time has been coming -the last 20 years have seen an explosion of technologies

BRITISH AND AUSSIE

Some people argue that the Aussies resemble the British but in my opinion, they so differ in thinking, behaviour and lifestyle.

What is your view? (especially from the Aussie and the British viewers)

Is any differences between "bring it in" and "bring it on" in sports?