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The context is I was late and missed the first class. I asked my classmate “what did you do for /in the first class”? Does this sound natural? Which preposition is correct? Thanks.
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hxfdp3/the_context_is_i_was_late_and_missed_the_first/
What does this mean?
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Is it “impulsive spending” or “impulse spending “? 1.Which one is more common? 2.Can we use “impulse spend” as a verb like “I don’t want to impulse-spend”?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hss7kg/is_it_impulsive_spending_or_impulse_spending/
Join me for a 7 day English speaking challenge! (For upper intermediate level students)
Hello there, I am so excited to invite you to join my 7-day English speaking challenge! I created with so much excitement to learn together and support each other, it is fully online. In the challenge, you will get: - Speaking Practice with fun games - Public speaking practice - Accountability with the group - Networking with like-minded people! Kindly leave a comment and I will send the link to participante. Let's practice, together, it's more fun!
Any thoughts on where does my accent come from?
https://voca.ro/1hWCeQLAiVFA
Need help with English Name system
Hello. English is not my first language and can't quite find the right answer so I'm asking here. How do I use name in title or credits like this, let me explain In movies and stuff we see names like lets say - Brad "Bruceee" Robinson In that case I often see that, Brad is the real first name and Robinson real last name and Bruceee is the stagename or something. But what to use or what should I use if I have a stage name like, - Robert Ronnie, but my real name is Robert John How should I use it in that case? Is it going to be like, Robert "Ronnie" John or Robert "Robert Ronnie" John. I am very confused. Can somebody please answer? Thank you.
can you use "if ever there was" literally?
i know it's used as an idiom to mean “a typical or perfect example of someone or something.” but can it also be used literally? for example, could it mean " if there ever existed something like that, this would be it”?thx
Guess where I'm from
Guess where I'm from based on my foreign accent: https://voca.ro/1amzOzCgfS7e
Be Honest: How Does My Accent and overall Voice Sound?
I'm starting a YouTube channel dedicated to my film theories, and for the past month or two, I’ve been practicing my accent and voice. I think I’ve improved, but I’m still unsure if it’s good enough for YouTube. Does it actually sound okay, or am I overthinking it? My voice: [https://voca.ro/1lghABnzTlIV](https://voca.ro/1lghABnzTlIV) The main thing I feel I might be missing is rhythm, my accent is obviously noticeable but I'm not sure to what extent? Is my accent that bad, or is it okay, I'd appreciate a rating from 1 to 10 both for my accent and clarity of understanding my voice! Maybe I need to speak a bit faster to sound more engaging, but I’m not certain. How noticeable is my accent? Is it 100% clear and enjoyable to listen to? And how noticeable is my accent actually? Or are there specific things I should work on to improve?
JUDGE MY ACCENT PLS
is it easy to tell where im from? also does my accent lean towards a specific accent? LET ME KNOW THANKS <3