Hello! I'm Andi. I'm looking for a partner to learn and practice Japanese, and at the same time, improve my English. I enjoy hiking, traveling, and I’m also a biology teacher. If you’re interested in nature, we can definitely talk about that too! I'm native in hungarian and i can speak romanian.

Hi, I am Olga from Russia, I am looking for a partner for speaking English in evening Moscow time and chatting, level about intermediate.

Here is a new grammar question for you to try!

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It is correct to omit the definite article in the example below? "How did The Sims 2 predict rent charges in current year? " I've just heard an Irish Youtuber say that in one of his videos but I don't understand why he used "in current year". Shouldn't that be "in THE current year"? Did I mishear him?

1. What's the difference between "terrified" and "horrified" 2. Are "terrified" and "horrified" related to "terrible" and "horrible" in any way? 3. When I previously looked up the difference between "terrible" and "horrible," it seemed to suggest that "terrible" is less severe than "horrible." Based on that, can I simply understand that being "terrified" involves a less intense level of fright compared to being "horrified"? Thank you so much！❤️

Good morning all! I love this time of year in London 🌳🌳🌳 In the US they call it 'fall', but what do we call it in the UK? 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 Come and learn with me this autumn! IELTS, pronunciation and accent specialist!

English students, try this!

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This is a "golden oldie" Does anybody have any jokes to share?