Does my sentence sound natural in wrtiting to native speakers? My sentence is "Parents believe that the kids in private schools have advantages over those in public schools.". By the way, I am making sentence using the new phrase "advantage over somebody".

Hello,Everyone,What is the meaningful song to you?My meaningful song is the song titled A New Day Has Come.Thank you for sharing!

Hi guys, I would like to practice German language with a native person. If you are native German language and able to practice please let me know.

Hello everyone!! I'm looking for a teacher in english in order to focus on Customer Service Phone calls. Please, if you know someone let me know. Thank you in advance. Cheers.

Hello,Everyone,If you are in angry mood,or things don't go the way you want,You are very upset,You want to say F word or S word,But you don't want to do it,What would you say or do instead?

How to say "I love you "in Cebuano?

are there any fun and vibrant Dutch language teachers currently in Brussel, Hasselt or Antwerp? I would like to propose an interesting collaborative project 💃🏻🤳

Looking for a Chinese learning partner. I am an English teacher living in China.

Which of these does NOT mean FALL?

Hi! I found the word "thick" has many surprising meanings&usages, but how to understand "fall thick"? "Snow/Flakes/Rain/Spark/Tears fell thick" Are these a common way to describe the descending of such things? I came across a line "...But the hopes of youth fall thick in the blast..." from Poet Longfellow, is "fall thick" here a figurative usage here to modify "the loss of hopes"? Or just a common usage, like "rain is falling thick and fast"(I do understand this sentence). Sorry, this question may not be clear. "fall thick" is really a new verbal expression to me 😨🙏