Hi, it is correct using the preposition “from” with “arising out”? Or “of” is better? Example “ you will achieve your goals arising out from hours of study”

There are many things I am thankful for. With time I’ve learn to appreciate everything in my life as little things. I live in a society where being thankful for little things is very difficult: everyone concentrate his attention for other aspects I think that aren’t so important as appear on social medias in a way that doesn’t shows how we really are. I’m thankful for having a family which adore me,having friends,to study and in general,for having around me people who love me!

Covid-19 had completely change my life. This kind of virus has provoked a lot of serious problems all over the word. I can’t stay with my friends and I’m not able to do everything I done before.

Learning new language is always useful: in this way,you could have more job opportunities and you can open your mind more easily. I want to practice more my English because today speaking English is foundamental. I’m watching english tv series and also some songs.

If I speak my English fluently I would be able to understand any kind of English films. Is it correct? 😅

could you explain me the difference between wash and clean? When to use it? Example: I wash my hair or I clean my hair?

Hi guys,how to improve my English (I have a B1 level) ,I would to reach the B2

In my opinion family is one of the most important thing that we have in our life. My family take me feel safe and it helps me when I am in a difficult situation or just it make me happy. Nevertheless not only my genetically family is foundamental for me ,on the contrary also my friends take part to my family. Every time I need an help they are able to help and to support me. I love them!