Which preposition is correct in this situation: "We ought to support him IN/AT this difficult moment!" ? Or is it better to use the phrase "in the time of need" here?

Hey guys, I’ve come across a sentence: The tutorial goes into much greater detail about the GOTCHAS that beginners can run into. My question is: can we use the plural form of GOTCHA in this meaning?

Is it true that "I can only run so fast" means that the speaker can NOT run very fast like that?

Bound back During the meeting my stakeholder said “ if you can bound back that email …” does that mean forward that email In the context it made sense that she was saying forward that email however i’d like to know if that’s common to understand bounce back the email same as forward that email. Many thanks in advance! :)

"Quick access to a fire extinguisher enables putting out a fire in the cabin should one take off." I did not understand the last part of the sentence "should one take off". I'm completely lost here. As far as I know, "should" is a modal verb to give advising. I should... You should... etc But here???? What the heck!!!

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Hi everyone. I am looking for friend who can chat with me and improve my English level. Please help me.

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I have a question. Why can I only write one entry here? I want to help students by correcting more than one entry, but when I try to correct the second one I get a popup message that says “Language learning can be exciting. But you are posting too frequently, please try again later.” Why can’t I correct more exercises? By the way, there are two errors in the popup message. The first one is that you should not start a sentence with “But” because it is a coordinating conjunction that connects two independent clauses. You can either use a comma instead of a period before “But”, or use a different word like “However” or “Nevertheless” to start the sentence. For example: · Language learning can be exciting, but you are posting too frequently. Please try again later. · However, you are posting too frequently. Please try again later. The second error is that you should not use a comma to separate two independent clauses. You can either use a semicolon, a period, or a coordinating conjunction with a comma to join them. For example: · Language learning can be exciting, but you are posting too frequently; please try again later. · Language learning can be exciting, but you are posting too frequently. Please try again later. I am surprised that an online language learning platform makes such mistakes publicly. It should be the first to care about errors, especially in grammar and punctuation. These are basic rules of English writing that any language learner should know. How can an online language learning platform expect its users to trust its quality and credibility if it cannot even write a correct message? I think it should review its messages and correct any errors before displaying them to the public. I apologize for the message above. I hope you understand that I was not trying to be rude or arrogant, but only to be helpful and constructive. My only intention was to help and point out the errors in the message. Thank you.