I often write business emails in English, but I don't understand which I have to choose "Regards," or "Best regards," at the end of my email yet. How do you choose?

‎write what i have in the various article tendered in evidence against me what does the sentence mean？

Are these sentences correct? This is a speech ,would you help me make it sounds more natural? Dongguan is known as the "factory of the world". Apart from its industrial strength, it also boasts beautiful natural landscapes. The city is surrounded by more than 1500 beautiful parks. The number of parks ranks first in the country. Today, I will introduce to you Huayang Lake Wetland Park, which has been rated as a national 4A level park. There are various rare animals and plants in it. You can see herons dancing gracefully there . 22 kilometers of water greenway has also been built there. It has its unique beauty in every season. Citizens can enjoy hiking, boating and exploring the scenic spots. It is a natural oxygen bar and one of the top ten most beautiful wetland parks in Guangdong Province. During the Dragon Boat Festival, there will also be dragon boat races. I love Dongguan, I love Huayang Lake.

"I can only speak for myself about what goes through people's minds"...but aside from that, I agree with what you just wrote! I was texting with a native English speaker. He was teaching me English. And, I kind of don't understand the sentence that I quote, which is "I can only speak for myself about what goes through people's minds" Could you explain it to me? Moreover, may the replyer/answerer recommend a less famous city of the state or county in your country? My hobby is using google map to see the landscape there.

Hi! Is my description correct? "They stopped before his back" Actually, I want to use "behind", which one would match the scene from the attached picture?

Hi there! I'm new here idk about me English level maybe b1 or b2 I can do basic conversations or maybe more than this. Well, I wanna start a freelance content writer. I know most people will say I can't do this at this English level but from the inside of the heart I feel like i can this. So I've a question If I wanna be content writer from where should I start a to z.where can I find articles and blog posts written by people. If I'd practice every day is there any chance I could be a good content writer in very short time? If anybody could help me about this kindly tell me because I can't take online classes rn. Additionally for being content writer it is important for reading books? How about this if I'll watch only movies or TV shows. Because reading book isn't my cup of tea but if it's compulsory I'll do this at any cost. Could someone give me a 3 to 6 months challenge that what I need to do? Any idea? A good plan? I watch lots of videos on yt about this but still confused that's why asking here. One more thing what are the signs if I can write? Idk but in my native language Urdu I can write short posts about something If I want + Urdu poetry so I feel like I can do this as well. Sorry for long post and I hope I'll get better responses from here :)) Thanks in advance.

Choose the appropriate options to complete the sentences.

I searched for the meaning of “as” in English-Spanish Oxford dictionary, which says it is used to define a word. Is this true? (defining): ① it would be the end of civilization as we know it significaría el fin de la civilización tal y como la conocemos ② I'm only interested in the changes as they affect me solo me interesan los cambios en la medida en que me afectan a mí ③ Sri Lanka, or Ceylon, as it used to be known Sri Lanka, o Ceilán, como se llamaba antes ④ Paris as seen by tourists is a very different city el París que ven los turistas es una ciudad muy distinta ⑤ their position, as opposed to ours su postura, en contraste con la nuestra

Hello to everyone! Could you please explain the meaning of the phrasal verb 'to put up' in the sentence: 'Moomintroll was just putting up a swing when Sniff got home.' Whether it means just building something (e.g. 'to put up a new fence') or fixing an object to a vertical surface (e.g. 'to put up some new curtains in the living room)? Or probably it's not a phrasal verb at all?) And this just means that he is hanging the swing on a tree? Up high?)) I'm very confused 😅