Where is the right place for "sometimes"? 1. Sometimes these things happen 2. These things happen sometimes. 3. These things sometimes happen

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A better society How to improve our society? It's always a good question with many possible answers. However, I think a better question can be How can I really improve our society? Because every grand change begins with a simple step. If I change something, no matter the smaller it is, then the society change as well. I wonder what would happen if at least 30% of the people would avoid the procrastination or if we would increase our effort in a 5% in our current jobs. I wonder what would happens if we would try to forgive more and avoid conflicts. I wonder what would happen if we decide to solve the problems rather than destroy each other. How many families would still be together if they had decide love a little bit more. What will happen with our kids in the future if we would teach they really good principles. I hear some phases as "Young are the future" or "Sow in kids and see results later", but what are we really doing for them? What are they seeing from us? We can say a lot of words, but they will do the same they are seeing. Usually we always blame our government, our parents, our bosses, but the bottom line with my lines above is we can improve our society with a little change in our daily actions

Where to put "here" in this sentence? Hi, I'm not sure where can I put the word "here" in the sentence below: a) I can 't do it, because here I don't have my tools. b) I can't do it, because I don't have my tools here. Which one is correct? and why? Thanks in advance.

How to write a sentence when I'm trying to express that the second action occurs at the same time? We can uses "al tiempo que" in spanish, but I'm not sure if I can use "at time" to express the same. Examples: The purpose of this course is to provide you with basic management techniques at time you are working on a real project.

What is the meaning of "loathe"? Is "loathe" a common word for a native speaker? or is it a fancy word? What is the meaning? To express hate? or may be is used to describe that I really don't like something? Thanks in advance.

is "It's not my cup of tea" a phrase used in American and Uk english? This phrase is used to say that something I do not like. For example: Q: What do you thing about video games? A: It's not my cup of tea. I'm curious if this phrase have the same meaning on USA, UK and other countries.

Language challenges

The true love power Hi, My english is technical, so I want to write about different topics and see how well I do it. There is no difficult that enough love doesn’t overcome. There is no sickness that enough love doesn’t heal. There is no door than the enough doesn’t open. There is no wall that enough love doesn’t redeem. No matter how deeply the problem is or how devastated it seens, no matter how tangled is the entanglement or how huge is the mistake. The love compression will dissolve everything. If you could love enough, you would be the most happiest and powerful person in the world.