What’s the meaning of “yet” in this sentence? Is it commonly used this way? ‘Mrs Stanton’s house is not so hard to find. There are no other houses within a half a mile yet.’ Thanks!

Hello. Please look at the lines below: A: I sort of understand why she went to London. B: why? Hit me. A: Anyone want some soup? B: Hit me. I was wondering whether you said“hit me”like that way. Is that a slang? I couldn’t find anything useful information although I looked it up.

Is your brother single or ......?

Hola, para los bilingües español-inglés: ¿Cómo puedo decir en inglés: "la realidad supera la ficción", con una frase natural? Gracias

Does the word “ legible” being used correctly in the following sentence ? This is the “legible” reason to manage heritage site so it can increase people’s cultural awareness.

English students, try this!

Is it true? 🙈 they are called landlords/landladys? Or can you give me the alternative? The person who rents out their apartment to someone else is called a landlord or landlady.