Hi, everyone! What language are you currently learning? What makes you want to learn this language? 🌍📚

The narrator has just finished reading a text, and the text is beautifully written. In the phrase below she wants to convey to the reader her perception of seeing such a trivial thing as a phone number, next to this amazing text, below the last line. The narrator is a poet, so her language is imaginative and peppered with unexpected comparisons and metaphors. All this said, does the phrase below pass the text and sounds OK for English native speakers? (Presently hesitating between: written in ballpoint blue pen/written in ballpoint blue …if you help me choose one of the variants, I’d be very grateful, too) The phrase in question: At the end of the text, on the empty snow of the last page, behind the fence of the last line, a banal phone number was written in ballpoint blue pen.

How do you say this another way? I'm cool with you. Does it mean; I have no problem with you.

Hello, 👋. A British friend told me that “to have a go at someone” means shouting at someone angrily. But I looked it up and found it just meant “to criticize someone”. So my confusion is whether it’s with shouting or crying such kind of nasty acts. What do you think?

Is the following sentence unnatural? If it is incorrect, could you please correct it? A: How did you get back from Tokyo? B: First, I took the bullet train to get there, and then I came back here by local train. Thank you!

Is it possible to access free lessones ?

Hi everybody! Could someone please tell me the meaning of "single-run" in the following sentence: "A hotel is a single-run trading company"? I just don't get it. I would appreciate your help a lot. :)

会英语的可以跟我交流吗？会一点汉语的更好。 have person can and me talk ，learn English。

Hello Who can say if there is a mistake in this sentence ? The mechanic had to took the motor apart to see what was making the noise. I saw this example in website related to english lessons But can i use took here instead of take ? I' ve never heard such structure Like had to Took ( in past) I guess it should be in infinitive The mechanic had to take . Thank you

Can anybody provide me an explanation, what does inure mean in this context ? I think I am confused.