Please correct my little story: I was starving and decided to check what’s in my fridge, but as soon as I did, I found out that it’s almost empty and I have to make some dinner for myself, because there wasn’t anybody besides me at home. Based on the ingredients I saw there I came up with preparing baked chicken legs (actually any meat would be ok, but I had no anything but chicken legs). In the fridge I had some frozen legs, butter, eggs, some cheese, beer, soy sauce, honey and some other things that aren’t related to the reciep. For this dish I needed the following ingredients: chicken legs, salt, black papper, some seasonings for meat, soy sauce, sunflower oil, some honey and some hot sauce like tabasco or something like this (because I like to burn my mouth a little). Then I mixed all that stuff and left it to marinate for some time. After about half an hour I checked it and thought it was ready, so I put it in the sleeve for baking and put it in the oven.

Please correct me. Hi Jane. This is my friend Max whom I told you about recently. He is a bartender in a restaurant. I have known him for about 5 years now. We met at the Chelentano cafe in Kramatorsk where we both used to work as waiters, but then I moved to Kyiv, next I went to Zatoka, and after all I got to Phoenix Relax Park for work and we started to work together again after I had offered him to join me there. And now we work separately again. I'm a waiter in the tiny cafe and he, as I mentioned before, works as a bartender in a restaurant.

Hi everyone! Could you help me please and explain what the difference between these 2 sentences: 1) I have been leaving here for 2 years; 2) I have lived here for 2 years;

Hi everyone! My name's Oleksandr and I'm from Ukraine. Currently learning English and I'd like to find someone who wants to talk. My level is B2. Write me if you're interested in.

Hello everyone! My name's Oleksandr and I'm from Ukraine. Is there someone who want to find a new friend from other country and also help me practice my English? If your answer is "yes" please write me and I'd be really happy to talk with you. My native language is Russian and Ukrainian so language exchange is possible as well.

I've been working all day long at the "beermarket". I've sold so many drinks that I could fill bath up with all of those. I have got a headache so I decided to take a pill and it seems like I'm getting better.

What the difference between disappoint and upset What's the difference between disappoint and upset?

Please correct me Today was a really productive day. I've been learning English for all day. I repeated already known topics and started to learn new. So I've been doing this until my friend called and offer me to go to the sports ground for workout on the crossbar and take a walk after this. I took his offer and we agreed on a time. But then turned out that he had a dinner just before our meeting therefore we decided to swap walking and workout. So at first we took a walk and then went to the sports ground. It was great workout I'm really tired but this is good fatigue (you know that's the feeling when you understand - it was such a good training). In the end I returned home, took a shower and went to the bed.