english practice All ensuing occasions will take their place despite all the obstacles on their way (there is no any sense in this sentence, is there? :) ) What the turmoil in your head, told (said to) me Sara yesterday The flat seemed so small that all the furniture looked laced all together there. This price topped all my expectations!

there have been is it possible to say something like: There have been making a lot of improvements in this sphere for last decades. or There have done a lot of improvements in this sphere for last decades. or There were a lot of improvements in this sphere last decades. How to say it propertly?

It can be looked with different sides How to say it correctly?

let me save you the effort. I understand what each word means, but can't understand the whole sentence..

Now I did not know what to make of this What does it exactly mean?

call in train I wanted to call my friend today and say about changing date of his exam expiring. I got the phone and took the number. -Hey Jimmy. Whats up? -Hey, not much. I'm slightly on the train. In the subway. So connection might break any moment. -Ah, I just wanted to say you date of your exam passing... Can you hear me? -Hello? Are you there? -Okay, I will send you sms, See you later, bye. tuu-tuu-tuu

have you been to St. Petersburg palace? is the sentence correct? if yes, why "to" there? why not "at" or "in" ?

to take an example from someone Am I correct? to me, seems it's wrong. How to say it more fluently?

it might happen with a big chance Is it correct? or this one is better? : it might happen with a big probability or some other one?