I’m really confused about ‘such’, ‘such like’, and ‘suchlike’. Can I use them interchangeably both in speaking and writing? Or, on the contrary, is there any significant difference? Thanks in advance!

What does "tinnies" mean from audio? Strap soda cans to the waist and walk on street?

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Hello, everyone! I hope you're all doing fine. When talking about a movie: "It's a great movie. You won't regret watching it/ to watch it." Which one would be correct, if any? I know we can use 'regret + ing verb' when talking about the past, but can we use 'regret' for the future? Thank you so much!

English tutor Alice here! I've lived in the United States my entire life. Do you need help learning how to speak English?

My French could use some work. What does it mean?

What does "tinnies" mean in this context? (American English audio, home improvement show.)

Hello, everyone! I hope you're all doing great. In the following sentence which option would be more appropriate and why? "The most surprised/surprising thing about the movie was..." Thank you!

I come from China. It's a student. I just encountered a very anxious problem. My English grades are very poor. May I ask how everyone learns English?