"मैं स्कूल जा रहा हूँ।" – What is the tense used in this sentence? A) Past B) Present continuous C) Future D) Imperative

Michael once said. What's once in this sentence. Is it literal like once a week. One time. He said once ? Or is it about the past like. Michael said before?

I really need help from friends. I recently started using the Google Play Store, and there are many apps I like. Some of them offer free subscriptions, and Google says it will send a reminder when the subscription is about to end. I want to know what such a reminder looks like. If my free trial period is 14 days, on which day will I receive the reminder? I would be extremely grateful if there is a screenshot of the email to help me get familiar with it.😭

! 😊 I’m from Oman and I’m learning English. Would you like to practice together on a video or voice call?

Is there anyone up for a call in English?

Choose the correct answer.

Hello native English speakers. The following five sentences are to express the same meaning, but , as a native Chinese speaker, with very limited English, I still have no right or power to decide the correctness about/of whether or not they are grammatically correct and whether or not they have the same meaning. 1. Rather than continue the argument, he walked away. 2. He walked away rather than continue the argument. 3. He walked away rather than continued the argument. 4. Rrather than continuing the argument, he walked away. 5. He walked away rather than continuing the argument. Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning?

Hello everybody, i'm from Guatemala and I'm looking for someone who wants practice spanish conversation exchange for English conversation. Just for those who speaks English. I've received so many requests from people to practice but seems like they are flirting, I Guess that's the word