Reorder a sentence If/ finds/ the Inland Revenue/ an error in an individual's tax return, / the accountant responsible./ it/ does not hold I would appreciate it if you could help me build the above sentence correctly. Punctuation matters so the sentence should begin with "If" and end with "the accountant responsible". I've got some idea but am not sure if I'm right. I can't grasp the meaning. If the Inland Revenue finds an error in an individual's tax return, it does not hold the accountant responsible. In other words, if an accountant responsible makes a mistake, he/she gets sacked. Is that the meaning? Thank you. p.s. I guess the question title should be "reorder THE sentence" :)

What would be the verb from the noun 'self-study'? He has made good progress working hard and self-studying (?) How can I amend the sentence and use self-study here? By the way, can I use ' considerable' with the 'progress'? What adjectives usually go along with 'progress' (in the same positive meaning)?

How can I describe someone's performance I'd like some help with my sentences below. Do they sound OK (in both informal and formal situations)? Could you suggest any improvement? 1) He gets on very well with both individual and team work. / He does very well in both individual and team work. / He is good at both individual and team work. 2) He will be a valuable team member (is there an alternative with "he will contribute..." ?) 3) During this time I have watched him develop increasing (growing / more and more) professional and technical competence (expertise?) in many research areas. Thank you.

Monolingual Italian dictionaries Can you recommend some monolingual Italian dictionary please (my level is somewhat between A2 and B1, I think)? Potreste consigliarmi un dizionario italiano (senza traduzioni invece italiano-italiano)? Grazie!

Una reminiscenza di Milano Vedo la città dal treno / Vedo la città dal finestrino del treno. *** Mi sono ricordato questa città meglio (meglio di tutto altro?) *** Ogni volta arriviamo a Milano. Mi ricordo l'autunno del 2014. Eravamo in due. La prima cosa che abbiamo visto all'arrivo era la cima del Castello . O più precisamente, la cosa mi sono ricordato meglio era le fontane piccole a Cadorna e l'aria lì. Era fresca, trasparente e piena di sole, un po' magica. Mi sembra che potrei riconoscere questo luogo senza guardare ai nomi delle vie e della stazione . Potrei dire dove sono solo/oltre dall'aria d'oro. *** Nell'autunno del 2014 partivamo da Milano. L'ultimo giorno del nostro viaggio pioveva, faceva freddo. Avevamo un paio d'ore prima dalla partenza e andavamo alla Chiesa Santa Maria delle Grazie per vedere "Ultima Cena". Ma... A causa del maltempo l'accesso era chiuso (quelli giorni c'era Allerta 2). Quest'anno siamo qui di nuovo, ma... abbiamo poco tempo, le valigie pesanti e la nostra bimba nella carrozzina chi non è ancora pronta ad ammirare opere d'arte. =)

Remember it best/better? I'm stuck on a simple phrase. I need to express the idea that I have the clearest memory of a thing and this memory is the brightest in comparison to other memories. I was thinking of this: "I best remembered this city " or "I remember this city best" ( meaning that I don't remember the other places as well as this particular city). What should the correct phase be?

Ways to say that there isn't enough room If there's a number of people getting into the elevator and another person is coming up to get in, what might that person say or ask in this situation, regarding the fact that it's already packed and there isn't enough room in the elevator? Can it be something like: I'm not sure I'll fit in there/ Is there enough room for all of us? / Is there room for one more? What would you say in an everyday situation? P.s. I'd also appreciate any corrections to my question itself if there are any mistakes. Thank you.

Come si usa "ben nutrito" in questo caso Vorrei sapere come posso dire in altre parole che ho avuto tante tante cose da fare o c'erano tanti eventi l'altro giorno. C'è qualcosa con "ben nutrito"? Meaning that a day/week/year is full of events or goings-on etc. I'd appreciate any examples. Grazie!

A regular or usual morning? ...if the morning is typical of this place/part of the year/ is no different from other mornings.