1. Now I got touched 2. This time I got touched 3. Yesterday I got touched Do these 3 sound natural? Thanks a lot in advance!!!!!

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Hello everyone! Could anyone help me to understand the difference in usage 'in' and 'with' in such structures as "to shriek with laughter", "to scream in anger", "to shriek in fright", please? I wonder why we use different prepositions here as both laughter and anger express emotion. I will appreciate your help!

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He has the doctor, John's book. He has a doctor, John's book. Do both look natural?

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What does "He's two days past." mean from the audio? This is from a police show.

Hi All), Hope your are doing well. I would like to find someone to practise and improve my English skill. I can definitely help with my Italian. Would be fantastic of doing this also by person and so I'm eventually also available on practising it fully in English with a non native speaker. Thanks a lot in advance. Best, Simone

Do you think I am setting myself up for failure by setting such a lofty goal? Is this goal even feasible? Let me preface the rest of this question by apologizing in case this isn't the most suitable place for my question. I am 21 (soon 22) and love languages a great deal. I already speak 3 languages fluently (Hungarian (native language), English and German). I have recently taken an unofficial test in English to find out what my current level was and based on the results, I already have a C2, which is sort of surrealistic to me because my English isn't perfect and there's still room for improvement. But sorry for rambling on about some information about me. I'd really love to achieve the C2 level in four languages, namely English, French, Spanish, Mandarin. I know it's a very ambitious goal and might not even be achievable. Is anyone here who has a C2 in four languages? Should I perhaps only stick to English instead of spreading myself too thin?