Heidi won the world over with her forever cute but slightly confused look/expression/appearance. Which one is more natural?or can I use them interchangeably?

How can I conect with friends if I do know the ID and nickname? #petalito

Hi! What is the difference between on / in / at the market ? Thanks in advance!

How to say " I'm not good at finding topics to talk about, so please understand in Korean (formal & informal)

Could you please help me. If I have just seen a spider in my room, which is a better way of asking: What is it or What is this? Which is a better way of saying: A spider ate another spider or one spider ate another spider.

Which sentences are correct? 1. You can reserve a ticket one month in advance. 2. You can reserve a ticket one month ahead. 3. You can reserve a ticket one month before your travel date.

I'm looking for people who want to practise speaking English.

Hello everyone! I was reading a comic the other day and then I came up with this passage: "I told myself it was only a dream but it didn't matter. The b@stards just kept on bloody knitting." What does "knitting" mean in this context? I'm not sure he's talking about making clothes, as it's said in the dictionaries...

Hello everybody, I'm looking for a partner to speak with.

1. She married [ a ] son of the Louis Vuitton owner. 2. She married [ the ] son of the Louis Vuitton owner. I think both are correct. When there is [a], it means, the speaker focuses on the fact that the speaker doesn't have any clue about the son. He could be the 1st one or the 2nd one or something else. When there is [the], it sounds like emphasizing Louis Vuitton. He is not a son of someone in a common family. Am I wrong? And is it incorrect to put [the] before Louis Vuitton owner? Thank you!