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Hi! In this sentence, does "perceive' convey something different from the use of "realize" or "know"? "The youngster must perceive the relationship between success and effort"

Hi! In the following sentence, does "can" have to be "can"? Can "could" be an option? I am thinking if there is a conventional or grammatical rule for this😨 "Whether he was doomed, you can never tell"

Why an average, not the average? Why does it have to be general sense? "Tuition increased by an average of three percent at universities last year."

How do you say this another way? You should be good to go. Does it mean; Your problem is gone.

Hi! I am looking for a friend who speaks English to learn the language. I can teach Russian

You should have a few idioms up your sleeve ready for your IELTS test. To have idioms 'up your sleeve' means: a) to have idioms prepared and ready to use b) to not know any idioms c) to not care about idioms

Hi, I’m Arina 17 years old from Russia. I am looking for English speaking parter with whom I can enhance my English skill. I'll help with Russian in return.

Hi, How do I easily synch my italki schedule with my Google calendar? I’d rather not enter every planned lesson. Thanks, Timothy

How can I take my English to the next level after 5+ years of working on an English-speaking project, but still feel it's not that good? I'm comfortable about discussing technical topics at work. But: - I can't watch movies without subtitles - I find it hard to express myself outside the technical terrain - I started to write 10 months ago and still have to google lots of expressions. I lack clarity, and it takes too long to write even small pieces of content (tweets or short articles). Some background (and source of frustration): - I've studied for many years (I really can't tell how many, but over 10, FCE included) - Every movie/book I watch/read is in English. I hope that with all that input and immersion, my English should be way better. It's clear I'm not naturally good at languages, but it seems that something is locked. Any similar experiences or suggestions to avoid repeating the same recipe again? Thanks