Good morning, is there anyone who speaks English who can help me with my conversation?

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The manager was known for her __________ approach to leadership, always considering her team’s needs and opinions. . . . . . :)

Hello can I practice my spanish with someone

Hi! My name is Víctor I'm from México. I'm looking for a language partner to improve my English. I would be happy to help you with Spanish language or just be your language partner in practicing English if you're an English learner 😎

What does "tied up" mean here? - If you're not tied up tomorrow, I took the day off from work. I was thinking we could ... does "I'm tied up" mean I'm busy??

Hi! I'll be glad to practice English with someone. For several months I threw my language learning, so I need to urgently pull my skills. I will be glad to meet new people and learn a lot about other cultures! Write if you want to communicate! PS: in battle dogs/cats, I will give my voice for cats (a photo of sweet cat from village)

Would someone like to participate in my college task about phonetics? It is captivating to see how people pronounce the same graphemes :)) Are you interested? Just contact me!

Pronunciation question Goat vs Goal The diphthong /oʊ/ in the two words sounds different to me. I couldn’t clearly hear /oʊ/ in goal which sounds more like a /ɡɔɫ/ instead of /ɡoʊɫ/. In goat, /oʊ/ is pronounced as a diphthong where there is a clear transition from /o/ to /ʊ/, while in goal, it sounds to me there is no transition. I wonder if it’s because of /ɫ/. Can someone give me some tips on how to pronounce goal, coal, soul, hole, whole which all contain /oʊɫ/?