What preposition should you put after ‘arrive’? ‘At’, ‘in’ or no preposition? 🤷 It depends on the situation! Try this quick quiz and then make your own sentence using ‘arrive’. 😁 Don’t forget to put it in the comments ✍️!

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I paid for the Italki Plus Plan now. I'd like to take a Language test to assess my level of English. I've read information it is FREE. Can you help me find the right way, please?

Which sentence is correct? 1. She was so tired that she couldn’t hardly keep her eyes open. 2. She was so tired that she could hardly keep her eyes open. 3. She was so tired that hardly could she keep her eyes open. Can you explain why one of these sentences is wrong? I am currently taking new bookings for children of all ages! :)

What does the word “ clay” mean in this picture ? Does it mean tennis court ?

Hello native English speakers. The following is many sentences written by me expressing the same meaning by my trying my best to make them concise, while , as a native Chinese speaker, I have no courage to say they are grammatically correct. 1. I fear nobody when shutting my door, whereas I do anybody when opening it. 2. I fear nobody when closing my door but anybody when opening it. 3. Shutting my door, I fear nobody, opening it, I fear anybody. 4. Shutting my door, I fear nobody, but/while/when/however opening it, I fear anybody. 5. Shutting my door, I am afraid of none/nobody, whereas opening it, I fear anybody. 6. Shutting my door, I fear nobody, where I open it, I fear anybody. Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning?

Hello! Would you use "pass someone through to someone" instead of "put someone through to someone"? Here's an example: "Can you put/pass me through to him, please?". I've just read the "pass" version, but I can't find further evidence in dictionaries. Thanks for reading! 🙂

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Does this sentence sound natural? All I'm saying is child me would be so proud at how many bags of groceries adult me can carry in 1 trip.

English students, try this! Topic: Prepositions