How do you call or describe this equipment in English? It is made of balloons, and used with blown up for an annual summer festival in my hometown, and my little niece enjoys jumping on air cushions inside of this like you do on a trampoline. Can I say "air dorm"? Thank you!

Wish you a happy new year! Apologies for the delay! Yes, we plan to continue meeting with each other. We just skipped twice.

Could you please tell me if these sentences sound natural in everyday spoken English? Thank you! 😊 - Only three meters separate the runners in first and second place. - Three hours seems like a long time to spend on homework. - It seems like a long time to spend on homework. - Around 40% of the electorate decides their vote on election day. - More than half of the adult population in Peru is overweight. - A large part of the population prefers to exercise more rather than eat more healthily. - Around a third of the country’s population lives in the capital city. - On average, 25 liters of water are used each day to fill the pool, which in my opinion is a waste of resources. - 3 centimeters was all that separated the first two runners in last night's race, so the sports club declared it a dead heat. - I like the band, but I’ve never been to any of their concerts

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Hi please help A. where should we start? B. what about the bread. A. the bread goes in the bread box which is behind the toaster. what's " the bread goes in" in this sentence? is it a present simple command? I mean " put the bread in the bread box(command )or the bread will be placed in the bread

Business English students, what do you think is the correct answer? If you have any questions, please message me and I'd be happy to help you out :)

In this episode, we’re diving into prepositions of place—those small but essential words that make a big difference in everyday conversations! I’m joined by Jerome, an experienced ESL teacher, who shares fun tips, examples, and activities to help you understand how to use prepositions like in, on, under, behind, and more. Whether you're describing your surroundings or giving directions, this episode will boost your confidence and clarity. Tune in and learn how to make your English more precise and natural!

Sorry, I have tried to send the form since yesterday, but it has kept showing that “There was an error trying to send your message.” Even though I have tried with different devices and searching engines. Have you heard about this problem before?

Which word means "to find out or discover something"? a) Identify b) Ignore c) Fix