What does this sentence mean? Sei tu a cercarmi Is it the same as this? A me tu sei cercare If so, why is the conjugated essere going with an infinitive? What does it mean? Grazie mille.

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The orange tastes acidic Collecting stamps is one of his favorites To study abroad is my biggest wish Dina seems to be fond of learning Chinese history. My friend Steven was fond of workout every day at nighttime. does these sound natural？please give me a Feedback

be into ，be found of what’s the difference between them？

Why does it have to be 'fear of the unknon' instead of 'the fear of the unknown'? it feels like the word fear is about specific area(the unknown), not about everything I feel like I have to use 'the' infront of the word fear? I asked this question in another community and a native speaker said either may be correct, depending on the precise context. I wonder if I could get examples for both cases?

Hi everyone! I'm from Ukraine. I'm learning English and I'm looking for a speaking partner to improve my speaking level (my level A2). Who want's to help me?

Why not "get new blocks"? (more than one pieces) What does she mean by "get new block"? Is she talking about what's in the picture?

Who is your favorite TV or movie villain?

‎Dina seems to be fond of learning Chinese history. My friend Steven was fond of workout every day at nighttime. How does these sound to you?

"Live to fight another day"