Hello, I composed a vocabulary exercise. Could you please tell me if you agree with the suggested answers? What do you think of the level of this exercise? Thank you! 1. The crowds lingering on the streets were ………………….

He took my screenwriting class at Raindance one year. Really weird, because I use HIGH FIDELITY as an example in the class, and no one has ever said, "Hey! That's not what I meant at all!" so I must have used the example correctly. I

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I struggle with giving each of my characters a unique voice and while I realize there are books and articles covering this, I don't feel like my characters have a great voice. Can anyone offer any tips or insights? It's very easy to become

A few tips: (l) ON the council. (2)work together to improve the daily lives of the student body. (3) contact a wholesaler. (4) discuss how to inform the students about the date of the event and the prices of the items. (5)spend a lot of time ON

Hi dear members, I wrote a little essay about myself. I checked for grammar error myself several times, but still I am not really satisfied. Could you check it for me and suggest me useful tips or smth like that. I would be really grateful to

Any opinions on the matter? Any tips? I'm not a teacher but from your description of the progress your potential student has made it sounds to me like he would be a very good candidate for learning English or anything else he sets his mind to.

Hello there. I'm an independant english tutor and I have a student who suffered a sort of stroke about 15 years ago. At the time the doctors said he'd never speak again, walk again and he'd be lucky to learn to recognise people

We don't normally just do these kinds of exercises for students when they have shown no evidence that they have already tried on their own. Here's a hint: ago measures time from the moment of the utterance. Why don't you try to

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