Hello old friends, and potential new people :) I found a little leisure time and due to the coronavirus I have to stay home. Let's start talking about the movies and series. Please suggest your best options in any genre. I promise I'll check yours through the net and if I find it compatible with my feeling I'll watch the movie. However, you are so encouraged to suggest me to what to do at home to fill the free time. (except doing the dishes, cleaning, cooking). Looking forward to hearing from you.

Which one is better? The food didn't contain any salt and neither did the sugar. The food didn't contain any salt and the sugar didn't either.

Which one is correct? They found John in one of the dressing rooms to rehearse his line. They found John in one of the dressing rooms rehearsing his line. They found John in one of the dressing rooms rehearse his line.

Independent writing #1 Dormitory living is very popular among freshman students who are going to start their journey in a foreign country. According to the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology, for the year ending 2017, the average number of students in dormitories was more than 50 percent which increased 5% over the year ending 2016. Various points of view which are germane to the matter being discussed bring us to the moot question as to whether living in a dormitory can provide more advantages than off-campus housing. The popular sentiment to which I vehemently cling is that living in dormitories can provide some advantages. This is because they teach students how to treat the other people in big communities, provide various public facilities and provide a congenial circumstance to find new friends. I will try to put forward below a number of cogent reasons for living in the dormitory according to which I think are the most common viewpoints nowadays. First of all, living in the dormitory can pave the way for acquiring new insights to make students autonomous and open up a whole gamut of new pragmatic experiences to intensify their sense of responsibility toward their social life. As a case in point, when I started my bachelor program at the university I wasn’t really tidy and never had I cleaned my room before. Living in a/the dormitory area forced me to be a neat and tidy guy. Admittedly, I was somewhat shy and tried to do my best to show myself as a gentleman in front of my roommates. This can at least partly explain why living in the dormitory can make students take on the burden of their housing rules and can be profitable for them becoming a prosperous person in the future.

Confusing structures ... Which one is correct in terms of word order? 1) she backed not only a lemon pie but also she cooked a big dinner. 2) She not only backed a lemon pie but she also cooked a big dinner. 3) She not only backed a lemon pie but also she cooked a big dinner. 4) She backed not only a lemon pie but she also cooked a big dinner.

The difference between the gerund and the present participle There is a subtle difference between Gerund form and Present Participle. Therefore, How should we distinguish them? In the following sentences, which one has used the gerund or the present participle? Hunting tigers can be dangerous.

How should I say ... Just imagine I want to explain something in English and that is complicated even in my native language. So is it right to use such sentences: 1) I don't even have an idea in Persian let alone English. 2) It has become difficult for me to explain it in Persian much less in English. 3) Even those whose mother tongue is English are not able to express it properly, let alone me. ... If you have any better sentences or phrases to show the disability of the author in this situation please suggest me. Thank you.

Is it correct? It's time I went home now. Author has used simple past tense in this sentence. Despite there is a present adverb "now" why we should use past tense in such sentences?

Which one is correct? why? If I will be in London, I will contact you. If I am in London, I will contact you.