Rambling about music Hello, right now, I'm listening to music while it's raining. It's such a pleasure, the combination of the sounds, the harmony and the rhythm. I often listen to lots of genres like pop, classic music, EDM and even djent; and I do not tend to judge anybody if they listen to a gender that I do not like. Just because I think that you tend to listen to music depending on your mood; of course, that's a hypothesis and needs to be tested, it would be awesome if someone can predict the genre you'd listen based on your mood. For example, when you feel happy, maybe you want to listen to pop music; Conversely, if you don't, you'd rather listen to metalcore. Anyways, when it comes to music, I'd rather paying attention to the up and downs, than the lyrics. By up and downs, I mean changes in the rhythm and the melody. I would be very thankful if you correct every single mistake that I made or if you have any suggestion to improve what I just have written.

Is it better to use the car or public transport? Is it better to use the car or public transport? We are going to analyse which is the best way to travel around the city. The choice is between using car o public transport. We will be focusing on short run trips and we will point many aspects like costs, time costs and traffic accidents. In spite of many important issues has been treated here, pollution not will be treated since we cannot conclude if car is worse than public transport in terms of pollution (that just rely on technology of the transport, so is not equal for each country). Our data is from Buenos Aires, Argentina. First thing we have to take account is the costs of traveling by car or public transport. Once you get on the bus, you have to pay at least 6 ARS if you do short distance trips. If you are planning to do your short-distance trip by driving a car, you have to pay for fuel, which is $20 per liter. Furthermore, you have to spend on average 15 ARS per hour to park your car. Definitely and absolutely, our claim is to say that public transport is cheaper than using the car. For another thing, in cities like Buenos Aires you may spend 50% more time if your journey is by public transports instead of doing it by car. However, you need to take account that cars have a negative impact on road congestion: Since the traffic flow increases, the average speed that any car could drive decreases. Therefore if everyone drives a car, they will be slowed down. Many cities have this problem, for instance, in Mexico city drivers spend 97% extra time to arrive at their destinations as a result of traffic congestion. Another point worth mentioning is that the more traffic congestion the more likely to occur traffic accidents. So if you take the bus, you are reducing traffic flow and hence traffic accidents probability too. To sum up, driving by car is more expensive but faster than public transport unless the road is congested (remember that you can use metro). Reducing car usage, the rate of traffic accidents may decrease. Social sciences cannot conclude anything unless you have reliable statistics to use. Is up to you whether if you choose to start a journey by car or not. Please note that the only one purpose in this paper is improve English writing. I am not intending to prove or conclude any empirical fact. I would have put the source at the bottom of the essay if that had been the goal. Thank you!

My phone is broken Today, I was walking on the street and I accidentally dropped my phone, it fell from my pocket. The glass touched the floor so it got broken, such a nice experience to see that like if it were in slow motion. It was fun but disgusting (because I've got to buy another one jaja). Hopefully I always buy cheap phones, I broke one phone every semester (on average), I know I'm not the guy who is able to take care about stuff, I can't stick to them. I have no choice but accept it, I like that though. Thanks

Too long stuff about learning a language ^^ Group classes vs Individual classes (Have you got a suggestion?) Here, in Argentina, we often go to a language school since the childhood. If not, we learn English in the school. Perhaps we wasted over six years in learn English, but have we learned enough? I guess that the most of the population didn’t have the enough level in comparison with the years expended in this language. Many cases don’t show it, but we’re not going to focus on them. One problem that I’ve detected in the school is our lack of motivation. It’s because the standardization of the classes that we used to assist. Here is a thing: We don’t share the same interest and if we learn English using a book that we probably don’t like we’re going to lose our motivation. With personal classes (or learn by yourself), you can learn whatever you want. With group classes it doesn’t occur. Therefore, if you learn with individual classes or you do it by yourself. Try to focus on whatever you like. I usually listen things about economy, even if I don’t have the level enough to do it. But I’m not going to give you several advices, because I’m not a teacher or something like that. (I don’t learn English, I just enjoy learning the things that I could have been learning in Spanish, but instead of it, I do it in English.) If you learn with group classes, suggest to your teacher (or professor) a topic that all of the students agree that it is relatively interesting (or at least, a bit interesting). So please, don't get bored! It's really tough to learn the things that you don't like. PS: Take account that this note is for improve my writing, I'd like to expand my vocabulary :P. But, what do you think? I would love to listen to your opinion :P

When should I use have/have got for answers and questions? Could you give me examples? I was reading some texts and sometimes they use, for example, "do you have a car" and have you got a car" as equal. If I answer it saying: No, I haven't got a car; or No, I don't have it. Are both right? Do you know something more about these kind of equivalences? When I shouldn't use it? I know that I'm asking you a lot of questions, if you can answer me, at least only one, it'll be so helpful for me :) Thanks

Most used synonyms of the phrase: "In other terms" Please help me to find the most used words (in your country) that means the same (synonyms) that: "I wanted to say" or "in another way" or "in other temrs" , "Is the same that" In Spanish, we say :" Es decir" , "Es lo mismo que", "O sea", "Lo que quiero decir es que"