Hi. what to do if the lesson did not take place on the initiative of the teacher, she wrote that she will not be able to conduct the lesson at the appointed time, but no longer answers my messages, what to do?

A: So your nation, isn't that bad ? B: No,it's not "isn't that bad". It's pretty good. we're chilling. I'm confused about "we're chilling".

What's the difference between "Shje still did (it)" and "She did (it) anyway"? - She knew better than to argue with him, but she still did. - She knew better than to argue with him, but she did anyway.

This is my son's essay; we have a confusion: why must the article 'the' always precede 'Chinese summer'? Is it incorrect without it? Is there a rule-based usage here? Thank you very much! Additionally, could you also help me correct the errors in the essay?

Can you please tell me whether "one day" or "someday" is more commonly used to express wishes? Thank you! For example, I'd like to be a lecturer one day/someday. I aspire to become a doctor one day/someday. I hope I can be an actor one day/someday

The correct answer given in the back of the book is option D, but I feel like both options C and D are correct. In actual spoken language, don't these two options mean the same thing?

Hello! 🤗 How would you say 'What's up?' in Turkish? Share your suggestions in the comments! 🔊

Have you ever travelled alone? How does it feel? What was it that helped you decide to go it alone? What were the pitfalls? What surprised you about it? Would you do it again? Let me know - I am a solo traveller again. I started back in the late 1980s by hitching a ride onto a ferry to find myself walking across France, hoping to pick grapes and to escape a depressing situation in my late teens in the UK. After a few months, I ended up in Switzerland building a hotel before Christmas arrived and I became homesick. But, for much of that solo journey, I had never been so alive, so close to the edge, so in tune with my instincts to survive to find a way to discover myself. Here I am, kids raised, all grown up and left home years ago; and once again I am travelling solo around Europe initially and now the UK (rediscovering the land of my birth after 20 years living mostly on the other side of the globe). And, now as a permanent nomad over these last 3.5 years, I think I have found the perfect lifestyle for me in my late 50s: Challenging and ever changing as I move every month or so to a new location in the city or more likely the countryside - and always my students travel with me - my glue keeping me focussed, on track - every day of the week for a few hours a day I seem normal - whatever that means.

Hi there. Let’s do some vocabulary together. Can you find some things here beginning with the letter S?