¿Alguien puede decirme cómo puede decir en inglés "oposiciones a secundaria" u "oposiciones a policía"? Thanks!!!

Hey friends, when we want to tell someone he should get something done by following a certain sequence, shouldn't we say "in the order of something" like "you can select three options in order of your preference", is this an American thing using on instead of in ??? 1. We will draw lots on the order. 2. With this system, the spacecraft can take us to Mars on the order of missions. 3. You can choose three options on the order of your preference.

There is a teacher's desk in the class room. Question: Can I change "a teacher's desk" into "a teacher desk"?

Is it grammatically correct and sound natural? I eager to eat my desert when I will complete my task of the day. I looking forward to eating my desert when I will complete my task of the day.

Accost is a verb meaning going up to some strangers and speak to them, but it seems a bit formal. Is there a more informal verb to replace it? Thank you!

There's a good pub beside here. Is this a correct sentence? Is there a collocation as 'beside here'?

If your part 2 IELTS speaking test asks you to describe someone you know who is kind, which one of these idioms could you use? 1. over the moon 2. go the extra mile 3. on cloud 9 ✨️IELTS✨️

Aslam o alaikum All muslim community.