lose vs waste I don't have time to lose or I don't have time to waste. Please, could some native English speaker correct? Thank you

spark Please, native English speakers. The word spark is noun and verb. As a verb, is also correct the meanings: stimulate and animate? Thank you Conceição

question Please, native English speakers, is used in your countries the phrasal verb " soup up" and the noun " to be in soup"? I know the meaning. Thank you. Conceição

English doubt There are 3 ways to pronounce "ed" in the regular verbs. My doubt is about the verbs with sound of "d" ou "t" like invited, divided, etc ED with sound of ID. Some english teacher pronounce invitid, dividid other one pronounce invited, divided. Both pronunciations are correct? Thank you Conceição

conceição's notebook entry: Apr 09, 2011 I'd like to know native English speaker

friendship I want to keep in touch with native English speakers.

what's the meaning of frugally? what is the sound of the u and a?

a word luxuries what is the sound of double "u"? a, o or o,o ?