Please tell me the difference between "lately" and "recently". Can we use "of late" instead of lately? Thanks.

Dear all, Thank you so much for your help. Now I got it correctly. Regards.

Can anybody explain this with example? I read this on the internet : Never use "will" in the clause where you use "while/when/before/after/by the time/as soon as/if/unless". For example : I will call you when I will arrive. (Incorrect) I

you, I am able to understand the correct usage of English. Warm regards, meg2589

Thank you very much CalifJim for your help! Now I understand this. Actually I used to think that was wrong. But now the use of ANY is clear to me. And for the word "informations", thanks for catching my mistake.

Could anybody please explain the use of singular or plural noun following "any"? I have seen its use with both singular and plural nouns. For example, "any informations, any vacancies, any advice, any help". I think and Am I right? regards, Meg

Hey Monika ! nice pictures!! I am not running away, though waiting for others to run away .... just joking!

Dear all, If you live in a country where you have very few chances to speak English, I think if you listen to BBC news or English news everyday I am sure you can improve your English. Here is the link where you can listen to the live news.

Dear all, I am also planning to do online TEFL course. I have been searching the web for a long time. Here I have found one website of an institute where you can do online TEFL. I am planning to enroll in that. If any of you have any information

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