STARE vs GAZE Hi there, I hope you're ok. I'd like to know if these two verbs can be interchangeable in sometime. "Stare & Gaze" FOR EXAMPLE: Yesterday, my Mom GAZED at me and said: Do you think I'm being preachy to you when I ask you to keep your room neat and tidy? OR Yesterday, my Mom STARED at me and said: Do you think I'm being preachy to you when I ask you to keep your room neat and tidy? What's the difference between these verbs? How about these: Peek, Peep, Glance (this one I know the meaning and where is used), Glimpse?

Never give up Could you take a glance at my new notebook, please?
Correct me if necessary, please.

Whoever has been learning English or others language, I'd like to tell you "never give up". Well, actually, I've a good mind to tell you guys that English is so boring and complicated but of course I would be a liar because I don't think so. There is no boring or complicated language to learn, indeed. All we have to do is to make sure that the methods we're using are the correct/best way.
When I started, I hadn't no clue where I was getting in. I thought so many times to give up thinking that I wasn't getting any progress after two (2) months. When suddenly I ran into my friend, who speaks very well English. We started talking about something in English, because He knew I had started studying English, I could say that He was testing me. 

After all, When we were going to say goodbye each other, he said to me: "I guess you're getting a great progress, keep on studying"
I couldn't believe in what he said, believe me guys, since that day until now I've never stoped and I'm not going to.

Whether you're planning to study a foreign language or starting one, go on doing it.
First off, you gotta ask youself: what do you need to study it for? 

This sort of question made me realize how much I need to carry on studying it.And when you are in front of your friends or a native spearker who speaks quite well in comparison with you, never bite your tongue, show yourself and show themselves how much harder you have been working, I mean, amuse them with your bad (for now) English. 

When I'm with people or my friends who speaks quite well, at least better than me I try to grip them the maximum attentions possible. 
After long, I'm quite sure that I'm not going to give up regardless of how long it will take.

I guess that when someone chases for perfection they can catch excellence (I might be wrong), though, I'm on my way to catch it.

Best regards!

Never give up Hi Guys, Could you take a glance at my new notebook, please? Correct me if necessary, please. Whoever has been learning English or others language, I'd like to tell you "never give up". Well, actually, I've a good mind to tell you guys that English is so boring and complicated but of course I would be a liar because I don't think so. There is no boring or complicated language to learn, indeed. All we have to do is to make sure that the methods we're using are the correct/best way. When I started, I hadn't no clue where I was getting in. I thought so many times to give up thinking that I wasn't getting any progress after two (2) months. When suddenly I ran into my friend, who speaks very well English. We started talking about something in English, because He knew I had started studying English, I could say that He was testing me. After all, When we were going to say goodbye each other, he said to me: "I guess you're getting a great progress, keep on studying" I couldn't believe in what he said, believe me guys, since that day until now I've never stoped and I'm not going to. Whether you're planning to study a foreign language or starting one, go on doing it. First off, you gotta ask youself: what do you need to study it for? This sort of question made me realize how much I need to carry on studying it.And when you are in front of your friends or a native spearker who speaks quite well in comparison with you, never bite your tongue, show yourself and show themselves how much harder you have been working, I mean, amuse them with your bad (for now) English. When I'm with people or my friends who speaks quite well, at least better than me I try to grip them the maximum attentions possible. After long, I'm quite sure that I'm not going to give up regardless of how long it will take. I guess that when someone chases for perfection they can catch excellence (I might be wrong), though, I'm on my way to catch it. Best regards!

Monday afternoon Hi guys! I have been learning English since last year in August/Setember and I've been learning some many things everyday. I'm kind of person who can't stand seeing somethings new and let it behind. I go after new words or new topics to learn it more because I know that only doing these things I'm going to improve all my english skills. Yesterday, I saw something that I'd already seen, although I didn't go deep to study it. I'm talking about Delexical Verbs. It's being so good to study it, and I guess It'll be very nice to me. When I started, it was sound a bit dodgy to me, but now I think I'm doing well. So, what do you think about Delexical Verbs? Have you ever heard about this? May I carry on learning it? will it be benefit? eg. Yesterday I was in no mood FOR A WALK, that's why I TOOK A COLD SHOWER in the afternoon and then I started reading some English Books. It was my day of sheer bliss. Thank you for reading. Could you correct me, please.

Delexical Verbs

Hi guys!

I have been learning English since last year in August/Setember and I've been learning some many things everyday.

I'm kind of person who can't stand seeing somethings new and let it behind. I go after new words or new topics to learn it more because I know that only doing these things I'm going to improve all my english skills.

Yesterday, I saw something that I'd already seen, although I didn't go deep to study it. I'm talking about Delexical Verbs. 

It's being so good to study it, and I guess It'll be very nice to me. 

When I started, it was sound a bit dodgy to me, but now I think I'm doing well. 

So, what do you think about Delexical Verbs? Have you ever heard about this? May I carry on learning it? will it  be benefit?

eg. Yesterday I was in no mood for a walk, that's why I took a cold shower in the afternoon and then I started reading some English Books. It was my day of sheer bliss.

Thank you for reading.

FOVERVER AND EVER/FOREVER AND A DAY Hi Guys, Well, It seems silly of me for asking so many question just in 3 days, though, I've been reading and watching a lot of books and movies just to learn and improve my English skills. I think I'm doing it well. So, let's go to the first question. What's the difference between FOVERVER AND EVER and FOREVER AND A DAY. E.g. I'll love my Mom forever and ever. I think this one is correct. How about this one below: E.g. I'll love my Mom forever and a day. Whether the 2rd examples is correct or not, I'd like someone to explain me more about this sentence. How to use, examples and if they're interchangeable. "FOVERVER AND EVER/FOREVER AND A DAY" I've already heard someone saying to his friend: Berceles, how you been? It's been FOREVER AND A DAY since I last saw you! Of course I undestood him, but stayed the doubt. I have a lot of question, but for now I'm done. I hope you help. Thank you in advance!

Pluck in this sentences Hi there, Once again I'm here. I'd like to know what is that sentence below mean? "Pluck my life!" Besides, I'd like to know how to use that. Thanks in advance.

Idiomatic Expressions/Expressions idioms Hi there, I'd like to know if these two expressions idioms are a quiet different each other. 1. It's my cup of tea/It's my thing; 2.Out of my depth; Actually, I grasp the meaning of the one "It's my cup of tea/thing", though, I'm not quite sure if they're interchangeable. Let me give an examples and then you're going to correct me. A: What do you fancy for? B: I'm fancy going to swimming-pool. We can go together. A:Oh, well. It's not my cup of tea. Can I use: Oh, well. It's out of my depth. If I am wrong, please let me know and correct me. Regards!

Vowels Hi guys, Well, actually, We don't have "Curiosity" on italki, so I'm using this forum(message board) to ask you guys about vowels. Since I was a boy, I've learned that in portuguese we have 5 vowels that are: A, E, I, O, U. My question is: Is "Y" a vowel for English? I'd be glad if you help me on this.