Hey guys! Help me out, please :) Can I say “pull my sh*t together” to mean something like “pull myself together,” “get organized,” or “start functioning properly”? For example, if I’ve had a rough morning and I’m feeling a bit out of it, could I say I need to pull my sh*t together”? Does that sound natural?

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Hello everyone, Could anybody explain why both "which" and "that" can be used as relative pronouns in defining relative clauses, whereas "that" cannot be used in non-defining relative clauses—even though both pronouns have the same meaning and serve the same function?

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Which part of a job interview do you find the most difficult?

Question for ESL learners: Do you know when to use the word "job" or "work"? Which one is correct? I enjoy my job. or I enjoy my work. Which one is correct? I'm looking for a job. or I'm looking for a work. Which one is correct? I start job at 9 o'clock. or I start work at 9 o'clock.

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