Hello dear native English speakers. The phenomenon of travelled or perched blocks is also a common one in all glacier countries.(original) From the original, I guess: ①. the "travelled or perched blocks" is a noun phrase with the same meaning as " the people who reside and perch during their travelling or perching. ② the blocks here refers to people who travel or perch reside. Supplement: The original is The phenomenon of travelled or perched blocks is also a common one in all glacier countries. Are both my guesses correct ? And, are both grammatically correct?

Hi, I am here to practice English speaking. I'm 25, and I would want to meet people who are close to my age because I think it would be easy to chat. I hope you can have advanced English level and if you are interested in Chinese, I am willing to teach you! Thank you! My goal is taking IELTS exam this year, so I hope I can meet people to practice speaking part together!

Can anyone help me learn Plattdeutsch?

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She was dancing the tango/ballet/salsa She was doing tango/ballet/salsa She was tango/ballet/salsa dancing Which sentences sound the most natural?

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Hi, When expressing a Modalsatz with "indem" like following sentence, can i move the subject of the Nebensatz? Ich habe meiner Mutter geholfen, indem ich das Essen gekocht habe. Ich habe meiner Mutter geholfen, indem das Essen gekocht habe.

Quiz for today: Particles!

Which answer is correct? I lost my key! I am ____ ______ my key! 1. Sometimes loose 2. Always loosing 3. Always loose 4. Sometimes lost 5. None of them is correct.