Hi! Could you have a look on this reading task? For question11, I don't understand why the answer is *soft value*😢

Are there people helping below the question？Thanks How does it understand "a given" in the sentence? # He went to bed knowing that tomorrow's weather and fishing were unpredictable, but the good time with his friends was a given.

Hello, I hope everyone is in good health😊 I often get bewildered regarding “which” and “that” I don't know what to put here. 1- I have found the pen “which/that” I lost. 2- Here is the book “that/which” you lent me. 3- please suggest dictionary “which/that” includes phrasal verbs and idioms. 4- This is the house “which/that” belongs to my uncle.

English students, try this!

🇨🇴Test your Spanish level. 🇪🇸 2PARTE Palabras homófonas: 🤓 Homophones are words with the same pronunciation but different meanings. Calló: Past tense of the verb (Callar) third person. Callo: Verb (Callar) in the first person or as a noun: (Callo) Hard and painful skin texture. Cayó: The verb (Caer) in the past tense, third person.

Test your Spanish level. 🇪🇸🇨🇴 Palabras homófonas: 👩‍🏫 Homophones are words with the same pronunciation but different meanings. 1 PART Calló: Past tense of the verb (Callar) third person. Callo: Verb (Callar) in the first person or as a noun: (Callo) Hard and painful skin texture. Cayó: The verb (Caer) in the past tense, third person.

I need help with how to say “a mother’s love” in German. I am putting it on a recipe box for my mom for Christmas and have had the hardest time trying to figure out how to write it.

What's the difference between another and other?

Who is missed? Who is missing? When I count people, I forget someone, which expression is correct?