What's the most popular way to get a job in Canada? I'm a website developer, and since I ll get a open work visa soon, I would like to know more about the job seeking way and the normal process about that, and also, is there any suggestions can give it to me? :)

How to express the extremely THANKS to someone in English?

What time? / When? .....How to use them correctly? What's the difference between them? Such as... ------------------------------------------------------------- What time will you serve the meal? When is the meal serving time? What is the check-in time? What time is check-in? When could I leaving? What time could I leaving? -------------------------------------------------------------- Is that right above sentences?

Print it out in 2. Could I say that? Say I'm going to tell someone not just print the document out, but get more than one copy. How do I put it right?

You can.. / You may.. / You could.. How to use it correctly?

Finding a language partner I think it's really hard to find a good partner who you can practice with for long, since so many reasons, such as people here who sometimes not really like to find a language partner, but a romantic relationship person, besides, most people who always looking for the partner with "pretty face", can't deny that I'm also one of them, it's the humanity, even if you don't want to be the person who is used to judge people by their appearance, but when there are so many "face pics" show on the front, somehow, can't help to focus on some please pics. The appearance judgement is just one of the reasons that I think it's hard to find a good language practice partner, another significant reason for me is that I would sometimes getting lazy or busy, so... Anyway! I'd still like to improve my English so bad, so anyone who is interested in be my language partner or like to be friend with me, just sent me the message ;)

"Is that ok with you?", "Is that ok for you?", "Are you ok with that?"....what's the difference? If it mention to the meeting time, which one is correct or be used more common?

Whether "suppose" and "think" are exchangeable sometimes? Like following sentences.. Do you "suppose" he was telling the truth? I "suppose" I'd better do some homework now. What do you "suppose" they want with her?

I go to work everyday except Sunday.what if I change “except” to “but”, still mean the same?