‎Why isn't the phrase 'most of the earth' used in this sentence? Is there any difference between using 'most of earth' and 'most of the earth' in this sentence? Does one imply the surface of the Earth while the other implies the planet itself? If so, which expression refers to the surface and which refers to the planet as a whole?

Hi everyone, I have a question for English native speakers. Is the expression "Mother tongue English speaker" correct? Or is it bad English? I found it in a job description. Thank you :)

Is the following sentence unnatural? If it is incorrect, could you please correct it? A: How did you get back from Tokyo? B: First, I took the bullet train to get there, and then I came back here by local train. Thank you!

I have a question. I often hear phrases like 'How do I spell it?', 'How can I spell it?', and 'How do you spell it?' when asking about the spelling of a word, but I rarely hear 'How can you spell it?'. Does 'How can you spell it?' carry a slightly rude nuance? Thank you!

Here are Monday’s biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, Tesla, Amazon, Take-Two, BJ’s, Dell, Disney, Broadcom, Apple & more What’s the meaning of “call” in this context?

Can you add lo (it) to the end of a word if you just want to say 'something it'? Example: Mangialo adesso!! Also, how do you say she likes? This is how I would like it formatted - Lei ____ piace

Hello. Im looking for an English Partner to practice. I exchange my English instead 😁

HI THERE! WHEN DO WE USE “I prefer” and “I’d rather”? ARE THESE SIMILAR? THANKS

Is there any difference between "a photo shoot" and "a photo session"? I'll appreciate your help!

I'd be grateful if you could check the quiz below. Choose the sentence that fits in the blank ( ) from the options a to e. The director of the aquarium is speaking to a staff member who has prepared a new tank for exhibition. Director: ( ) a. “No, no, that's not what "school of sardines" means. Please remove these desks and chairs by the end of today.” b. “Didn't I say the next one coming is a "tortoise," not a “turtle”? Also, you misspelled it on the signboard.” c. “What you've cleaned up is the jellyfish that were supposed to be exhibited this time.” d. “The deep sea is not just about being dark. Alas! Rare giant isopods!” e. “You again!”