Before? Or in front of? Which frase do you use? When I got to a restaurant, there were 10 groups waiting "before" us. hen I got to a restaurant, there were 10 groups waiting "in front of" us. Is there any more common frase than the above two?Thanks guys! Actually there was no line. And I just counted names on the waiting list. Do you think still I can say "in front of"?*No lineup

What about that? My friend texted me and said "Do you like silk?" I say "I guess I like it but what about that?" And I wondered if "what about that" is correct sentence and if it sounds rude. I wanna say like それがどうかした？ in Japanese, which is not rude at all. When you don't know why people ask that question maybe all the sudden, is it ok to say "what about that"? or should I say "what about it?"(I don't know the difference neither(it or that)) Can anyone help me out? Thank you!'

Can you help me listen to what the following video say? I cant catch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR04klFMPYQ#t=113 At 1 min 35 sec, he says like "Wait, I'll give you call chris cue" (sounds like this to me ) It is really hard for me to catch this. Also at 1 min 48 sec, a girl says like "I left my bodypen at home" I am not sure of this neither. Can anyone help me out? Thank you!

Feel like something? My Japanese friend says "I feel like coffee". It that correct? I usually say "I feel like having coffee" or "I'm up for coffee" Also I want to know what phrase you guys use often. Thank you!

come under with/from Which preposition is used more in the following sentence, with or from? The police has come under the fire from citizen. The police has come under the fire with citizen. Thank you

Can you check the following sentences? I was discussing with my teachers if the following sentences are ok. 1) It was audacious that he bet all of his money on gambling that night. 1) It was audacious that he made a big gamble that night. I don't know if they sound ok or awkward. Thank you!

A mean woman from my former work place My friend reminded me of my cower from my former work place so I decided to write about her to practice my writing skill. I met her when I was in university and worked at hotels as a server part time. Technically I worked for an agency which sent me to hotels. One time, she was supposed to pick up me and other girls working together and take us to a hotel we had to work on that day. When I tried to get into her car and just put my left leg in, she accelerated the car! I was almost falling out of it. She was insane I thought. I got petrified to talk to her or work with her after that. Soon later I found she didn't like me and badmouthed me a lot. Thank you for reading my notebook:)

Does the following sentence sound weird? "I think about her almost everyday, these days" I want to say "almost everyday" and "these days" in a sentence. If it doesn't sound right, how should I change this? Thank you;)