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Which of these English place names do you find the most difficult to pronounce?

How to translate a diminutive without losing its cute, affectionate tone when there’s no exact equivalent word in English or another language? Agora, corte a cenoura, a abobrinha e a banana da terra em rodelas. Não muito finas e não muito grossas. Depois, corte o brócolis em pequenas arvorezinhas.

If a student studies, what is the proper verb to describe what a president does? "Presiding" doesn’t seem to capture the role of a president fully. Let the coach coach, the player play, and the spectator spectate.

Does it sound archaic? Though things aren't always black and white, I still offer my unmitigated yes as my final word on the matter.

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Hello, I was wondering if the phrase “second guess someone else” could mean “doubt the person’s decision”. I did some research for it, then just found out the meaning of “guess what the one will do”. Is it not right to use the phrase that way? I appreciate your help. 

Does anyone know an effective way to do a real language exchange? My experience so far has been with people who mostly want free English lessons, but when it’s my turn to practice, they either disappear or give one-word answers. I’d love to find a serious exchange partner for French or Spanish (A1–A2 level), offering English in return. Russian is also on my list, though I’ve only just started learning it.

What’s the most effective way to help learners internalise the use of the subjunctive in both formal and informal contexts?