Is this correct? Thank you! Picasso is an artist of a difficult fate. His long and eventful life stands as a bridge, connecting the living history of the era—from the dawn of the 20th century to its latter half.

Is this ok? I did my homework late last night. Thanks

Hello native English speakers. Is this sentence grammatical correct? With liking English so much that I could die for it but extremely being afraid of not learning it very well so much that I could also die for it, I must look for a native English speaker or American who wants to learn Chinese, in this case, I , as a native Chinese speaker, would be long on such italki (or other website) to freely learn respective language together with him or her by helping each other. (my meaning)

I hope that he flourishes [ ahead, endlessly, infinitely....] What kind of words or expressions can be put into [ ]? Would you say some words and some expressions for [ ]? Does "infinitely" look natural?

1. I was on the same page with him when he explained the movie. (= I have the same opinions with him about the movie.) (Can I use "on the same page" to say like "I have the same opinions or thoughts about something or someone."?) 2. What a buy! What a good buy! I'm a fan of a baseball team. Recently a new player joined the team. He is such a good player. Then, can I say "what a (good) buy!" when I'm talk about the team. Thanks in advance!

Seeking Help with Chinese Language Learning! 🌟 Hello everyone! I'm currently learning Chinese and would love some assistance. Here are a few areas where I'm looking for help: Vocabulary: Tips on expanding my vocabulary and effective memorization techniques. Pronunciation: Any resources or methods you recommend for mastering tones and pronunciation. Grammar: Guidance on understanding basic grammar rules and sentence structure. Conversational Practice: Opportunities to practice speaking with native speakers or fellow learners. If you have any advice, resources, or can share your experiences, I would greatly appreciate it! Thank you so much for your help! 🙏

Here's an exercise with five choices, where one of them is incorrect. This exercise will help distinguish between the use of "to" and "for":