Hi everyone, i’m looking for people to practice English, Spanish or Portuguese(Brazilian) with. If anyone is interested and wants to practice their speaking skills in these languages, just let me know. Thanks for reading!

It is brave of her to start her own business. She is brave to start her own business. Do the two sentences mean the same?

Hi! I'm a bit confused with this phrase: The novel is believed to have been written / be written by an unknown writer of the 17-th century. Personally, I'd say the second way. Is it correct? Can we use the first one and if yes, is there any difference?

Hello I am Hamzeh (Math teacher) I can speak arabic I want to learn english speaking Kindly, text me if we can practice

Can you help me with question no. 9? Please see the picture below. Which one is more appropriate? I selected alight. “The fire wasn’t alight.” Somehow, I also thought c is okay.

Hey! Is it okay to say that someone is a “confirmed bachelor”, or it’s better to say just “bachelor”? If you have other variants, pls let me know.

Can you explain the differnce? a place to live a place for living