If the question is: How do people travel to the local shopping centre? As an answer, can I say ´´by bus, by car, by walking´´. Are ´´by walking´´ and ´´by car´´correct? It doesn´t sound right to me. Is there a different (maybe more natural) way of saying that? Thanks :)

Hi guys In this sentence: "It's a big perk and it's great not having to drop off and pick up my kids from a seperate daycare everday." Why do we have a gerund after great? Why the author doesn't write this way: It's a big perk and it's great not to have to drop off and pick up my kids from a seperate daycare everday.

Could someone explain me, please, what phrase "had him off at the pass with Ecto 2" means? This is from The Real Ghostbusters S1E1. Maybe I've heard wrong.

In this sentence, is journalists an indirect object of the verb? Is to-infinitive clause an direct object? I expect journalists to include their interpretation of the news they are reporting

We have nothing to do! How about ........ ? *************************************

Hi there! I'm a high school student in China. Could anyone give me some practical suggestions on how to analyze and understand a long complicated texts? These are from my school reading tasks,could you evaluate if its language native or complicated? And I point out my question in the picture. It would be great if you could take these two articles as example to show your practical ways of analyzing texts! I would be appreciative of your guidance!!

I didn't tell _______ about it. 😊

Hi😃 I am Korean and I am interested in learning English. I also want to make a friend from another country. I am looking for someone who wants to learn Korean. I'd like to exchange languages. I wish I could get a good friend here.

Do I pronounce correctly the stopped T/glottal T sound in this phrase and word. ･I can't do anything ･Bat

Are these both ok? I don’t like the lesson, but I have to/must finish it. Thanks