Put the words in order. I have to put the words in the correct order to make a sentence: very / always / English / I / speak / don't / well I tried but I don't know if it's ok, because it doesn't have sense for me. I don't always speak very well English. Thanks!

What's the difference between these two adjectives? ASHAMED OR EMBARRASED In this situation, which adjective should I use? When the manager of the shop told my father I had stolen some sweets, I felt so _________. ashamed/embarrased Thank you! :)

Is it ok? Can you tell me if this sentence is right? We propose reducing one hour of clases and giving students snaks and drinks. Thank you!!For example, I need to write a report where in a school students complained about the six hours a day. They think that it's too much. I want to say that we should reduce one hour.

How do you translate "camp monitor" in Spanish? Could anyone please tell me the difference between a "camp monitor" and a "junior counsellor" at a Summer Camp? Thank you!

Which is the difference between "have to" and "have got to"? Which one is informal? Which one is more used?