Today, I could not get over my cold again, so I absent from school. However, there was a good news for me! I hope I get better tomorrow. Thank you for reading.

Yam and egg . Because it is lite

I would like to get new clothes but I don’t have enough money to buy them. So I’m planning to take my mom to the store and ask her to buy them. If she does I’d like to do something nice in return. I’d really appreciate.

Hey, I need a friend to talk & improve my English skills :)

I’m full because I ate last night dinner in the morning, so I almost fell asleep on the train.

Listen to my sneak preview of the latest BBC People Fixing the World episode. What do you make of it?

How to say in Arabic "I'm playing" ? and "He was playing" ?

Which one is OK? It turns out he is married. It turns out he was married. It turned out he is married.

Hello dear native English speakers. 1. I don't care if it doesn't rain. 2. I don't care whether it doesn't rain. 3. I don't care if it rains. 4. I don't care whether it rains 5. I don't care whether it rains or not. 6. I don't care if it rains or not. 7. I don't care whether or not it rains. Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning? I guess if 1# is grammatically correct , the speaker doesn't care the weather but perhaps other thing except the weather. 2# is grammatically correct but logically not thus wrong sentence.