Hello everyone, I’m Daniel. I’m looking for an English or Japanese language exchange partner to chat with. I can help with Chinese in return. I love traveling, music, spots. Let’s chat and practice languages together! If you’re interested, feel free to message me. こんにちは、Daniel です！ 日本語か英語を一緒に練習できる人を探しています。中国語なら教えられるので、お互いに助け合えたら嬉しいです。 旅行、音楽、スポーツが大好きです。楽しくお話ししましょう！ 気になったら、ぜひ連絡してください。お待ちしています！

Hello native English speakers. Which are grammatically correct? 1. Success depends not so much on luck as on effort. 2. It is not so much because he is clever as because he works hard that he succeeds. 3. His failure is due not so much to his bad luck as to his never working hard. 4. Not so much do we need more time as a more definite plan. 5. Not so much is his failure due to his bad luck as to his never working hard. 6. He never so much as breathes a word. ¹ Never does he so much as breathe a word. ² Not so much as a word does he breathe. ³ Never a word does he so much as breathe. ⁴ Not a word does he so much as breathe. ⁵ Not a single word does he so much as breathe. 7. Never does he so much as notice me. 8. She is not so much as a stranger.→​ Not so much as a stranger is she. 9. The meeting was held____had been arranged beforehand.(which , as, that ,what) 10. ¹ Jane know more about films than Susan does about music. ² It costs more than making your own beer. ³ You will find these dates taste better than they look.

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Hi everyone! I’m looking for an English language partner to practice speaking and daily conversations. I can help with Mandarin Chinese in return. I enjoy movies, traveling, photography, and chatting about daily life. I hope we can practice once or twice a week and help each other improve 😊 If you’re interested, please feel free to message me!

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Can it be a good letter of application? Dear Mr Birgham I am writing in response to your announcement in an international college magazine. I am interested in applying for the role of English teacher. As you can see from the attached C.V. I am a teacher at a language school, where I am currently educating children and teenagers. Our school is aiming to build a sufficient knowledge background for students using various teaching methods and efficient approaches, such as technology - integrated method, and strategies that foster critical thinking and engagement. As well as teaching foreign language, I also develop skills that are important for modern society and empower students to become active participants. For instance, I made a good use of project-based learning and my students took full advantage of it, elaborating a guide about their home town for foreign guests in English language. I believe the experiences outlined above have not only enhanced my interpersonal skills, but also allowed me to develop strong leading skills. These abilities would be very useful when dealing with the children and responding to enquiries at your organisation. Attending a volunteer programme in remote villages would be an experience for two reasons. It would provide me with a clearer insight into education in remote areas and children' s attitude to learning and personal development. At the same time, I could have an eye for the benefits of learning in smaller classrooms. I can assure you that I would be willing to do any task required of me. I consider myself to be conscientious, approachable, and a team player, and would welcome the opportunity to contribute to the volunteering programme. Yours faithfully

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Hi everyone, I am a web designer and technical architect working with international clients. I find that while I can write technical emails easily, I struggle with 'Business English' during live calls—especially when I need to explain why a website's performance is more important than its visual style. I often get stuck on words when trying to describe 'speed' and 'efficiency' in a professional way. Does anyone have recommendations for podcasts or resources that focus specifically on English for Tech Professionals? Or perhaps some common idioms used in the tech industry to describe high-quality work? Thank you in advance for your help!

Is the sentence “Even if the participants in yesterday's conflict were right, they didn't have to act that way” correct?