Can I say: The English alphabet is starting with A and ending with Z. If not what is the reason ?

Can it happen that an English teacher traveling in China Fujian Xiamen and I can book his/her lesson and then get a pracitce chance to speak English in real world?

Who can help me with this: Kelly needs to find a good way to keep her from ________ her money. 【A】overspending through 【B】overspending with 【C】overspending in 【D】overspending

What does :"I think you're gonna get call out." can possibly mean when someone was told with this? It looks like there's a lot of non-literal meanings with regard to this pharse.

I am planning to accurately translate(or interpret) a (song) lyrics to Chinese for Mandarin-speaking people. The one specific song is "So Beautiful" by singer Darren Hayes: https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=0HpA7UZvWdc I need a well-educated English native speaker's help to do this. The reward : I will book a lesson from him/she (it should be less than USD20/lesson).

Could any one help me charify what the different is about some sentences like: I already konw that vs. I already know it In what situation I shoud use "it" what situation I shoud use "that"? Please give some examples Thanks

Can any English teacher here provide me some English practice chances via Skype(maybe just chatting and voice messages. I will book his or her lessons as the tuition fees. The rate can be discussed later)? Because of my working conditions, I hardly find a complete period of time to have a series of online courses or lessons. I can find only fragmentary time(maybe just 15~20mins) to learn another language:( .

Could anyone tell what "Has the real thing come your way" might mean?

The conjunction word "and" used in the context When I was reading an article on the internet, I found a description as below: Hillary Sterling, executive chef and partner at Vic’s in New York City, told HuffPost that the dough used at her restaurant ferments for 24 hours –– any longer and the dough over-proofs, falls flat and can have a denser crust. My question is the conjunction word "and" used here : ....ferments for 24 hours –– any longer and the dough over-proofs,...... I believe the conjunction "and" used here should be replaced by "will cause" or "will get". Just wondering why the author didn't use "will cause" or "will get". So it becomes : ....ferments for 24 hours –– any longer will cause the dough to over-proof,...... Thank you in advance