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I even don’t know where to start. In December all my family (I, my wife and 4 month daugther) got covid19 and we sat at home three weeks. It was terrible. We had to celebrate the New Year at hame without parents and friends. We even didn’t have a Christmas Tree. In the middle of December my employer sad I couldn’t continue to work remotely from my home town and if I want to continue to work I should to relocate to Moscow. But after covid19 I feel fear about relocation with my daughter right after covid19. And I couldn’t even imagine to leave my family. So I decided to resign. But here is a good news! Now I’ll have time to improve my English. Thanks a lot for reading my post and feel free to comment it. I’ll be happy to discuss it with you.

I’ve just written a post but I don’t see it hear. What did I do wrong?

To increase my English level I’ll try to write one small post everyday. But what topic should I choose? Let’s start from the grammar topic about time prepositions ‘at’, ‘on’, ‘in’. We use ‘at’ when we describe time like 6 o’clock. Also ‘at’ is followed by mealtime or some expressions like ‘at present’, ‘at night’ and ‘at some times’. Another one case when we should use ‘at’ is using it with holidays without the word ‘day’. Okey! When we should use ‘at’ is clear. But what is about ‘on’? We should use ‘on’ in the following cases: 1. With days and dates 2. With holidays with the word day 3. With parts of specific day like on Monday morning And at the end of my post we have last preposition ‘in’. We use ‘in’ with large period of time like weeks, months, years or centuries. Also ‘in’ is used with parts of the day like in the morning, in the evening and in the afternoon. But we should use ‘at night’. Okey. My first post come to its end. Please feel free to correct it and if you want to have a small conversation with me leave a comment below.

Hi everyone! What is the best English grammar book for B1-B2 level by your opinion? Or what grammar book would you recommend?

How does it translate in russian? Hi everyone. Can you help me to translate the following sentence? Lincoln told the gathering to be resolved “that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.” The main question is how to translate "to be resolved".

Do all these sentences have one meaning? Mary is slated to go to Washington in the fall. Mary plans to go to Washington in the fall. Mary schedules to go to Washington in the fall. And If these sentences have different meanings. What is the difference?

In which cases I should use 'slated to'? Hi! I don't understand in which cases I should use the 'slated to' phrase.

"too many" vs "too mach" vs "a lot of" Hi everyone. There was few errors in my last note. And some of them was about using ‘too many’ and ‘too much’ phrases. And today I’m going to describe grammar rules of using this phrases. Ok. Let’s go! At first I want to note there are three phases about large amount of something. 1. too much 2. too many 3. a lot of The ’too much’ phrase is used with uncountable nouns. I may be write a note about uncountable and countable nouns in future. The ‘too many’ phrase is used with countable nouns. The ‘a lot of’ is used with both types of nouns. Ok. If is the ‘a lot of’ used with both types of nouns why should we use ‘too many’ or ‘too much’ phrases? It’s because we should use the ‘a lot of’ only with good nouns and ‘too many’ or ‘too much’ with bad nouns. But what are good or bad nouns? Let’s me describe this with few examples. When you open your fridge and see a lot of bear you will say ‘Yeah there are a lot of bear!’. Because you love bear and you are happy to see it in your fridge. In this example bear is a good noun. Now let’s talk about bad nouns. Oh I have too much work today…At first I don’t like when I have to do too much work. May be you like, but I don’t. And work is an uncountable noun. Or another example with a countable noun. I have to clean too many cups and plates after dinner. Cool! I’ve finished another one note in English. And I feel myself great. The dear reader thank you for your corrections. Oh. I have another one question. How should I write ‘The dear reader’ or ‘A dear reader’? Thank you….Bye