English students, try this. Topic: Talking about Future and Past Tense.

1 a. They have a personality who loves to help people in need. b. They have personalities who love to help people in need. (Jane has a personality who loves to help people in need. Jess has a personality who loves to help people in need.) 2 a. They will wear a dress for this party. b. They will wear dresses for this party. (Jane will wear a dress. Jess will wear a dress.) 3 a. They have a sister. b. They have sisters. (Jane has one sister. Jess has one sister.) Which is correct, a or b?

1. I doubt the position in which the word "yesterday" to be placed in the sentence. 2. I doubt the position where the word "yesterday" is placed in the sentence. 3. I doubt the position in which to place the word "yesterday" in the sentence. Question: I want to express the same meaning but I don't know which is/are grammatically correct.

There's no logic in the decision to reduce staff when orders are the highest they have been for years. What's "they" in this sentence. The stuff or orders. And could rephrase the sentence please.

Money has different names. Which other examples can you add to this list 🙂🙂 1- In marriage, it’s called dowry. 2- In church or temple, it’s called offering. 3- In school, it’s fee. 4- In divorce, alimony. 5- In court, it’s fines. 6- To kidnappers, it’s ransom. 7- To children, it’s allowance.

The experience was a game -changer in their relationship. What's " a game -changer.? Big change or big effect.

Anyone want to practice english with me?

Hello. Is it right to say “make company” like “ He could tell I felt lonely, and he made company for me”? I appreciate your answer.

Hello, everyone! Could anyone explain the difference between "a big town" and "a city"? Isn't a big town the equal of a city in size, development and urbanization? I would really appreciate your help!