Looking for a girlfriend, I come from China and want to find a foreign girlfriend.

This is a question for students learning English or any second language. What are some topics that you would like to learn more about, such as vocabulary, etc. But the topic may not be a "standard" language learning subject? As an example, "general conversation vocabulary" is a common language learning topic, vs. "things and people that you find in a temple" may not be so common.

What's the difference between " for some reason vs for reasons unknown? For some reason - it means you know but you don't know exactly? For reasons unknown - it means you don't know? Please correct me?

You are doing a great job. Why is the present continuous tense used in this sentence?

Which sounds the most natural? 1. Please look at the top right of the screen. 2. Please look at the top right corner of the screen. 3. Please look at the upper right of the screen. 4. Please look at the upper right corner of the screen. When you're giving a presentation looking at a PC screen.

1. Have you done it yet? 2. You’ve done it already? I just wondered, depending on the context, can "You’ve done it already?" also mean you don't know if a person has completed a task yet..?

I'd love to practice my English and help someone practice Portuguese. I am a native Portuguese speaker.

Choose the correct answer.