Your site takes ages to load, please make it fast. Otherwise, visitors will click/navigate away from your site. Your site takes ages to load, please make it fast. Otherwise, visitors will run/stay away from your site.

The website/forum gives/offers/provides higher pay for posting, so I doubt the sustainability of the forum in the long run. But I made sure that I should earn as much as I can during this time from it. Please correct my sentences.

That's nice you are posting from your mobile. I really never thought that any one could post from mobile, as I'm not familiar with the mobile features. Maybe, I'll also use mobile for posting in the future when I don't have access

My target is to post 5 posts every day in the forum. Suppose, if for any reason, I made some posts less, then by posting more in the next day, I will offset the gap. I made 10 posts today to make up for yesterday 5 less posts. Please correct my

He bought me dinner to make up for being so late the day before. Can you tell me what "the day before" means here? Sorry, I don't have any more context.

Thank you Clive. Can I also say, "I know myself that you are proficient in English"? in the above context

Well, until a new thread is created and a new contest is announced, this old one will have to do. Besides, its a good place to drop off a word when you pass by. Can anyone explain to me the emboldened parts?

Thank you Grammar Greek. I find mostly the words "featured jobs" in UK recruitment companies. Now I guess they mean by that, "The jobs which mostly candidates like to apply for"? Am I correct? Similarly, I think "featured

Actually the context is somewhat like the below : I appreciated one person saying "I think you are very proficient in English". And that person asked me, "Who told you I'm proficient in English"?. I replied to him, "I

featured jobs featured articles Can anyone explain to me what is "featured jobs" and "featured articles"?