Is dismissal pretty much common even a small company of less than 100 workers in USA?

Hello :)! Is there anyone who would like to become a language partner with me? I am Eva, an Italian girl who speaks fluent Italian and I want to learn Brazilian Portuguese. Please contact me if you are interested, and I hope you have a nice evening!

Are you a coffee connoisseur or a tea devotee? Morning routines are powered by warm drinks—but which one truly reigns supreme? Take a quick poll and let’s settle the ultimate debate: tea or coffee? It only takes a second, and your favorite brew deserves the spotlight. Let your mug speak!

Just in time for the summer holidays, (in the northern hemisphere at least) some phrasal verb trivia about air travel!

Heyyyy How are u

Is it correct and does it sound natural? If you knew how I want to become a part of your community 🥹

English students, try this! Choose the correct word.

A year from now you may wish you had started today 🩷

What's the difference between comfort and convenience?

Dear native English speakers. The following are five sentence trying to express the same meaning. 1. He has been acquitted， and no wonder. 2. He has been acquitted, and it is no wonder. 3. He has been acquitted，which is no wonder. 4. He has been acquitted， and that no wonder. 5. He has been acquitted， and no wonder at that. Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning?