Hi everyone! There are different ways of asking some frequent questions in English? I wonder how would you personally (!) ask this question: "How many hours do you sleep at night?" Some people say "How many hours a night do you sleep?" I just want to here how you would word a question like this. Thank you! PS: I heard some people who start learning English say How many horses do you sleep? So, it can be tricky.

What do you think is the most suitable meaning of “sharp edges” when referring to a personality trait? - He had had just about as much of Ruth and her sharp edges as he could take.

עברית, רמת ב Any speaking clubs/meetings I can join? I mean not just here, on italky, but like anywhere online. Where do you guys find those?

what does this sentence mean? He was lean with memories.

What is correct sentence ? 1.it’s crafted by apatite stone 2.it’s crafted from apatite stone

‘We were playing in completely different conditions!’ Wood shouted, his eyes bulging slightly. ‘Diggory’s put a very strong side together! He’s an excellent Seeker! I was afraid you’d take it like this! We mustn’t relax! We must keep our focus! Slytherin are trying to wrong-foot us! We must win!’ This is a paragraph from Harry Potter. My question is: Why did Wood say "I was afraid you'd take it like this" instead of "I'm afraid you'd take it like this"? Thanks for your reply.

I need to practice my english, then i am looking for a conversation in pairs or group.

what are the rules for pronouns in french??