What is the difference between dip and sauce?

Can you correct these dialogue to make it more natural and correct ? -Why don’t you work out right now? -Because I find it difficult -why? -it supposed to do (to make) a lot of effort 😁 I will walk on the nature instead of sweating in the gym.

A same VS The same We worked in A same company. Tom and Pitt love A same girl. She and He are waiting for A same bus. Does "A" look natural in the sentences above? Should "A" be "THE"? Would you make some sentences with [a same] form? Thanks in advance!

Anyone available to practice English? :)

Hi, When I want to use " unfortunately" in a sentence. When to use Unfortunately, and when can I use Unfortunate? And what is the difference between them? Thank you.

🥚 🥚 🥚 There's an English expression that tells you not to focus all your effort and resources on just one thing, especially if there’s a chance you might lose everything. Do you know what it is?

Be consisted of Do you use that form[ be consisted of]? I saw many [be consisted of] forms on the internet. But, teachers seem to say that it's wrong and only [consist of] form is correct.

English Idioms!! We all know that most idioms make no sense when they're translated word for word. So, what about this one? Make a racket What does it mean?