Have you been watching the World Cup? Who do you think will win the tournament?

Which is correct: la chemise de l'homme la chemise du homme What are the rules for when we combine the article with the noun instead of combining it with the preposition?

Does your country have any special holiday traditions?

Here's a question for not only the students of English, but also for students of other languages. Do you use any apps and sites that are designed for language learners to practice their reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, etc. or do you just prefer to find reading material in your target language on your own? For those of you using apps and sites, which do you find are the most helpful? For those of you who prefer to find your own reading material, what are your go-to sources for finding things to read?

Here's a question for those of you who are studying English. Is there a particular aspect of English grammar that you find is difficult for you because it is different in English than in your native language? Is there more than one? What do you find the most difficult about English grammar?

Here's a question for those of you who are learning English. What are some of your favorite movies and series that you enjoy watching in English?

Here's a question for those of you who are learning English: Do you listen to any music in English? What are your favorite styles of music that you like to listen to in English? Who are some of your favorite bands or singers that sing in English? What are some of your favorite songs that have lyrics in English?

Hi. I'm an English teacher here on iTalki and I only have two classes on my schedule for this evening. In addition to teaching English, I'm also learning Spanish (B2 or upper intermediate) and Brazilian Portuguese (A1 or beginner.) If one of those is your native language and you want to do a language exchange, I'll have some free time after 7:30 pm CDT (GMT-5) or just over 5 hours from the time I'm writing this. Send me a message if that's a time you'll be available and you'd like to do a language exchange.

Here's a tip for those of you who like to watch series in your target language: choose a series that uses the accents and everyday expressions of the country or region you would like to sound like. Most of my students tell me that they really want to talk like people from the US. But then when I ask what series they like watching, I keep hearing them say Game of Thrones. If you really want to zero in a specific style of language usage, try to find some series that use that style.