Hello, Community :) A few days ago I stumbled upon a Youtube video explaining some English tips. And it was said that it's incorrect to use the verb "Take" in the sentence "Take your discount". It's better to use "Get" instead. We often use the phrase "get your discount" at my work and sometimes we need to replace the word "get" with something to not repeat the same phrase all the time when offering a discount :) And I used "take" sometimes being sure it was fine. Could you please tell if the video said the truth or it's okay to use "take" in the sentence "Take your discount". Thank you!

Hello :) Does the phrase "Learn with fun and profit" have the same meaning as "Learn with fun and at a great price"? Or "profit" here is more like making money, not giving them? Thank you!

Hello! I just met a phrase "one of the most beautiful city" and was surprised, because I always thought that the right option is "one of the most beautiful cities" :) Is the second phrase also correct? And if both are, which one would you prefer to say and hear? :) Thank you!

Hello, could you please explain what is the difference between "available courses" and "courses available" in the sentences like this one: "Courses available may vary depending on the language of your device." Would it be a mistake to write "Available courses" in this context? Thank you so much in advance.

Hello, I have two questions: 1. Is it natural for you to say "50% off on smth" in English? 2. "Two months of free learning German" - is the word order correct? Thank you :)

Could you please help, how to pronounce the word ladies' correctly, if it's possessive, for example, in "ladies' paradise": "lay-dees", or "lay-dees-ees"? Thank you!

Hello :) Could you please explain how to use the word "subscription" and with which article, if you want to say about a discount on subscription in an app? "I want to give you 50% off subscriptions" (there are 1 month, 6 months, and annual subscriptions and the discount is for any of them), so should I use the plural form - subscriptions? Or I want to give you 50% off the annual subscription (if it's related to a certain subscription), should I use "the"? Thank you so much!

Hello everybody :) Could you please write here the most common abbreviations in French that you use every day when chatting with friends, colleagues? For example, like in English: idk (i don't know), lol, asap, etc. Thank you!

Na mesa de escritório, verbos - 3, A Sally tem um pouco de papel na sua mesa de escritório. A Marie está sempre na mesa de escritório. Na sua frente está um pedaço de papel e um lápis. O meu endereço de e-mail está no meu cartão de visita. Passa-me uma borracha, por favor. O tablet da Samsung é muito bom. Onde posso comprar cadernos baratos? O Patrick usa um portátil para o negócio quando viaja. Posso usar o seu agrafador? As canetas Montblanc são carras. A Jane não sabe o que dizer ao irmão. Por favor, espere por um minuto. Posso dar-lhe o meu número telefone. Olhe para a esquerda e direita antes de atravessar a rua. O Robert leva o cão com ele para o trabalho. Escrevo cartas aos meus amigos. O Frank sabe como fazer uma cadeira. Estou fazendo o almoço agora. Não falo inglês. Algumas pessoas lêem livros para matar o tempo.