Should I put "two cats" as an answer to the first question (WHO is there ...?) or to the second one (WHAT is there ...?)? #English #British

Hello! Can I be excited about my bad mark in English? Or is "excited" suitable only for positive emotions? #English, Britain

Hello! If we speak on a topic "means of transport", can I make such order of words? - I usually go by foot to school. - I never go by bus to school. - I sometimes go by taxi to my mother's work. - I often go by train to the village. - I go by underground to the shopping centre. And so on. Or should I say "I never go to school by bus" anyway? #English, British

'Is there any soup in the fridge?" or "Is there soup in the fridge?" Which one should I use? #English #British

1) "........... is the weather today?" WHAT or HOW? 2) I thought that the single way to speak about rain/snow is "IT rains/snows". Recently I've met an expression "snow falls". Does it mean that I can say: 2.1. The snow is falling. 2.2. The snow fell yesterday. 2.3. The snow will fall tomorrow. 2.4. The rain is falling. 2.5. The rain fell yesterday. 2.6. The rain will fall tomorrow. ?

Hello, About prepositions... "he wrote me a letter", but "he wrote a letter TO me" -- the using of the preposition depends on the order of words -- right? #British #English

Hello there, Why do they use different prepositions? Maybe there is no difference between "AT one's club" and "IN one's club"? PS We learn British English.

Hello there! There is no difference between prepositions ON and AT if we speak about a playground or sportsground, right? "I play tennis ON the sportsground" is the same with "I play tennis AT the sportsground" ?

Hello, Is it true that in Britain there are 4 winter months, and November is a winter month? #English #British