Yesterday, I had a part-time job at a crepe shop. When it gets hot, we don’t sell many crepes, so it’s hard. Also, our shop is a kitchen car, so it gets very hot. During my break, I ate a crepe. I made it with only my favorite ingredients. It was very delicious.

Which one is correct: They warned me about/of/for pickpockets in the train station. or can all three prepositions be used here.

It's so hot in Japan. No one could survive the japanese summer without AC.

It was very windy all day. It was hard to walk because of the wind. Near my university, the wind was even stronger because of the tall buildings. My hair kept getting in my face, and it was annoying. But the wind made the weather feel cooler. It might rain tomorrow, so it could be more humid.

Hello. Today I had Russian class and English class. And today is my friend's birthday. So I'm going to look for a present for my friend. He said he wanted some black shoes, but I can't buy them for him because I don't know his size, so I'm thinking about buying some sunglasses. See you tomorrow!

Does anyone know any app or website where you can type words in Chinese pinyin I mean any word in Chinese pinyin and it will pronounce it back for you in Native chinese voice?

It was windy and my hair is a mess today, but it was cool. When I arrived at the college, my friend gave me a souvenir from Hokkaido. My friend went shopping in college and couldn't use her credit card to make a purchase. I tried to buy it, but I didn't have the money too.

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Why is it not correct “Scientists have to correspond to this level”, but correct “Scientists have to match this level”?

Hello native English speakers. I have a question for you. Let's say at our work there's a person who is constantly reporting colleagues' mistakes to our supervisor. Can we say this: "She is constantly ratting on others to our supervisor"? Or maybe this version sounds better: "She's always snitching on people to our supervisor."