Can you combine these two sentences into one sentence? I often use these two sentences when I write business emails, but I sometimes want to say these in a sentence when there are too many sentences in an email. #1. I'm sharing reference photos. #2. Please refer to the attached file. For example, - I'm sharing reference photos with the attachment. (?) - I'm sharing reference photos as an attachment. (?) Thank you

Hi, I have some English questions. I would be appreciated if you could answer them. 1. Is this sentence correct or could you please change the sentence to sound natural? 'The reason why I didn't go out was because the weather was not good.' 2. Can I say 'leftover' for the stuff instead of food? For example, 'I have some leftover gifts.' 3. Are these correct to write in a business email? 'I'm sharing the file as the attached.' 'Please refer to the attached.' 'Please refer to the attached file.' Thank you

はじめまして。 日本に一人で旅行行く度、ビデオをよく取ります。ただ僕だけ撮影することです。 もし、食堂で隣の人が僕のカメラを見て「それ何ですか」って言うと、僕はどうやって答えしたらいいですか？ 多分、「僕だけとることです。ただ記録のせいでです。」　こんな漢字で言ってもいいですか？ いい例文があったら教えてください。 ありがとうございます。

When someone says 'I can't do anything without you.', how can I react? I'm working at a company, and a coworker told me 'I can't do anything without you.'. That was my first time hearing the sentence, so I couldn't answer, but just smiled. Now that I think about it, I could've said 'That's what I should say.' Is there any other way to say?

How can I answer when someone asks me if I got married even though I like to stay single? I'm quite old enough as all of my friends got married. When American asks me if I'm married, I just answer like 'Not yet' or 'No, I'm not serious about marriage.' or 'I won't get married.' Whenever I answered like that, the vibe became awkward. Maybe the questioner thought that she should've not asked that question. What would be the proper answer to the question?

I'll have visitors at work, so I tried to think about some sentences that I'll probably use. Could you please correct these sentences for me? #1. I'll be the one who will manage the overall schedule while you guys are in this company. #2. If you have any questions or inconvenience, I will help with that. #3. In consideration of the time with the number of people, we will skip the official introduction. #4. We're going to have a kick-off meeting at 8, so I hope everyone is here by then. #5. In the morning, we have two sessions. When they are over, we will go to the cafeteria for lunch. #6. Daily wrap-up session is just your free time for summaring what you did and check with each PIC if you need. #7. When you're done with the today's schedule, you'll leave for hotel. #8. You can use this meeting room without reservation. First come first served. #9. What about I check the schedule with the PIC first, and will let you know if it is available. #10. I'll come to you after I check this. Thank you

How can I give direction in English in this case? Hi, whenever I have foreign visitors in the meeting room, it was always difficult to explain to give direction to restroom, so I was just saying like 'You can go this way.' 'You can take this path and turn right and right again.' 'You can go this way, and the restroom will be on your left.' But I really want to know how to say it properly in this case since I will face this situation many times in the future. Easier way will be fine, but I want to know examples that sound like native English speakers too. #1. How to give direction to female restroom. (The location is after exiting the meeting room, turn right and go, turn right again and go, it is on your right.) #2. How to give direction to male restroom. (The location is after exiting the meeting room, turn left and go, it is on your left.) Thank you

Hi, please correct these sentences. The context is that I can't work on something before I receive direction from the leader. 1. The progress is held before I receive the direction. 2. The progress is held until I receive the direction. 3. The progress will be held until I receive the direction. I don't know which sentence is correct and sounds better or all sentences are wrong. Please help me.

Hi guys, could you please read and correct my sentences below? Please feel free to change the sentence to make it sound natural. ------------------------------ It's already been a month of this year and it was the busiest month of my 10 years of work. I worked non-stop during the working hours and when I got home from work, I was extremely exhausted and didn't have the energy to do something else. But I tried to study English before I went to bed and it made me so hard to get up in the morning and always felt tired. Since I didn't have enough spare time, I tried to listen to English while I was driving on the way to work and home. I was supposed to *study English content videos from YouTube more than 25 videos in a month, but I could've *reviewed only 15 videos. However, I still feel so proud of myself that I tried to study with my tired body. I already learned so many phrases from them and I'll continue to do this until the end of the year. ----------------------------- *The way I study is almost like English listening practice from Youtube. I just pick some English videos(usually Conan Obrian), and I listen and dictate and make a memo when I find good phrases and I memorize them. The thing is that I don't know how can I say the way I study English, so I just said 'study English content videos' or 'reviewed'. Thank you