I don't know Actually I do not know what to write tonight although it has been since I wrote here. Despite the fact my leaving to UK is due to arrive, I am somewhat stressed beause of my job, my concern about not to be up to keep on a conversation with a real English... Anyway, let us talk about the bright side, I do not know how, but I managed to put aside all the necessary money to stay abroad for awhile, that is a mistery to me, I cannot help spending bunch a money in the useless things. I am planning to stay two days in London before the course starts, lovely city with its pro and cons, but we all acknowledge it as the European New York. Great expectations it is not just the title of a Dickens' book, it is reflects also what I feel when I have to talk about my future and despite my age I have no intention to turn my dreams into failure. Please correct just the grammar, otherwise I cannnot discern whether I did a grammar mistake or something else. Thanks

which fits best vs which best fits As you can se from the title, it is a very simple question. I run through this tiny doubt not long ago, I wrote a sentence which was corrected right away into "which best fits".but now, reading my textbook, I have read "which fits best" What is the right position? Thanks in advance.

Let's start again So here I am. In awhile Winter will come to a close to make room for the Spring, just two months left and we will be able to see the magnificent of nature with his marvelous colours. To say the truth, I can't wait to be catapulted into a new season and make new experiences, new encounters. The most amazing thing, that for someone could be not so interesting, is that finally by that time I will be studying in Cambridge and I am looking forward to having a look to the city, the different architecture and being sourranded by a fresh English sound for my ears. Throughout this time, I will definitely have to improve my skill to make myself clear and in the meantime to pick up the language as much as I can. At times, just change your habits for awhile bring you a new inspiration for your life, new motivations that were hidden in you.

Just another piece of writing This time I am not going to grasp a dictionary, browsing insanely its pages to pick up the word which fits best to put togheter my thoughs, my feelings and try to make you astonished. No, I won't for sure. This word will flow out without any trick on its way as if It were written straighaway by the heart, although I am neither a writer nor my heart owns hands suitable for the purpouse but, nevertheless, I will make a go of it. Here it's awfully cold! I believed to be ready for facing the winter but likely I was wrong. Not to mention the broken heating which starts every once in a while, this situation make me feel like Scrooge in Dicken's tale and it is somewhat absurd since Christmast is coming. The amusing thing is that I have had turn the cookers on and the flames have been warming up for just about 15 minutes making the flat more comfortable and cozy. I hope the technician comes as soon as possible, because I find hard living in such a frozen place. I would have never imagined that outside was warmer than here, of all things! Thanks in advance for reading this silly story but I know you will be somewhat helpful . Ciao

Congiuntivo italiano inglese Ciao a tutti, ho qualche problema a capire quando usare il congiuntivo in inglese partendo da una frase in italiano. Esempio riguardo al congiuntivo presente: Voglio che tu SIA qui -> I want you TO BE here - NON -> I want you ARE here The teacher insists that her students BE on time - NON -> ARE on time Spero tu stia bene -> I hope you ARE well - NON -> you BE - TO BE Quindi tutte tradotte in italiano nel congiuntivo presente ma tre forme diverse, qualcuno può darmi delucidazioni? grazie

Nearly Winter! I am not a great fun of the Winter, but as everything, has his pro and con. Nightlife drops hugely, not to mention about cold, ice and snow with all the kinks they bring along. Yes, definitely I would have liked to born somewhere else, as in a Caribbean island but I can consider myself fairly lucky. If I could choose with no restrictions a place for living, I really wouldn't know where my legs stop. When I was young I thought the world was pretty small to turn around, perhaps just because I had some relativies placed in Australia and Cananda and talk to them by phone it seemed to me they were right beside me. Right away I realized, the distances weren't so short as I believed, but still I wanted to see the weirdest place and meet the friendiest peolpe who, indeed, would open up their heart to me. I supposed that the things would go a different manner, and now, in front of a cup of chocolate writing to you, I can assert that I will not move for anything in the world! ...untill I finish to drink my cup of chocolate. This is the best of Winter, you can drink chocolate without excuse.

Let's the weekend start! Finally the working week is about to end and a new weekend is beginning, full of expectation and - I hope - relax. Last saturday I enjoyed a great concert in a bar located in Pavia, nearby my city, and while the musicians were playing, I was trying to sing along with them since I know most of their songs. I also had an engaged week in regard to studying English that made me a great effort to learn bunch of words to increase my vocabulary and understanding with idioms as well. Tomorrow as it's saturday I will be able to sleep later, that is a great schedule and in case of all sudden my alarm clock's ring, I will make like not to hear it. Surely I am going to cook some good dishes as it's been awhile since I cooked something elaborate. I tried to put in some words or terms of which I am not quite sure upon how to use them.

Why some English native can't speak at highest level? I mean, when you look at some native's profile (some of them are also informal teacher) and they did the OOPT test, why not everybody can achieve the C2 level although English is their mother-tongue?

Who has changed the own life in another country although he didn't know the local language?

I recently read a beautiful sentence that says: "Home is where the heart is and that's got nothing to do with words". Are you agree or do you think before making a decision about moving you need to learn the language?