American accent vs British accent Hello everybody, I've been learning English since 2011 and I didn't know which accent I should have used , I didn't notice that I was using a mixture of both until somebody told me So what should I do now? Practice on British accent or American accent? For me I find American accent is adorable but British accent is more classy I think I know that I'm making lots of mistakes, I'm still learning! Also I know that an Englishman would tell me you had better use British accent and vise versa Maybe the question was supposed to be written this way (Which one is more easy?) What do you think?????

What does (Nerd) mean?????????? Hello everybody, I've been watching lots of movies since 2011 All these movies and only one word drew my attention! It was the word (Nerd) As I can see Nerds aren't popular, love to study, suffering from lacking of popularity Or simply nobody likes nerds, Also They are being bullied I don't know about this (your culture) Does that happen in real life or they are just exaggerating????

My beautiful cat Yesterday my cat died, I used to call him "Killer", A fun fact that he had been killed While He was running after a silly thing a freakin' car smashed his face to hell I remember the day I bought him, He was so quiet, So quiet that nobody liked him Once I pointed at him he looked at me in a surprising way, He was Sherazi, His color was so white like the Irishmen or even the cotton If anybody saw him dying he would cry immediately, I'll never forget him 'Killer" your smile is forever in my mind

What does (Ain't) mean? In Adele's song (Hello) , She said I Ain't done Also, Is this word being used a lot in U.K ?

Difference between (past simple) and (present perfect) in a normal conversation What did you do to me ----------------------- What have you done to me What happened-------------------------What has happened I was told------------------------------I've been told I always was------------------I've always been Which sentence in every line is more common and accurate?????????? Or what what should I use

Grammar (rewrite with had) John didn't sell his painting himself I answered it in passive voice: John's painting hadn't been sold by himself John's painting had been sold by someone else or in causative form:John had is painting sold Which one is right ???????

Grammar (rewrite with be) They might film a new movie (be) I thought the answer was (they might be filming a new movie) i got shocked then it turned out to be (passive) so the right answer was (a new movie might be filmed) in the original sentence they just asked us to rewrite with (be) so the question is when do i choose passive ?? and why is (be+gerund) can't be the answer ?, thanks alot