Could I use "growing up" for business or career? Hi folks. I'd like to know if I could use "growing up" for business or career, so a person getting new responsabilities or new roles or something like that, so it's growing up. If this expression sounds weird, what other expression could I use for that description? Thanks in advance. André Vieira.

My yesterday day Hi Guys, I'm telling for you my yesterday day. I woke up approximately at 8:00 AM. I made my bed, open the bedroom window, dressed up, brushed up my teeth and I took a breakfast. In my breakfast, I drank a cup of black coffee and ate one wheat bread with peanut butter. After that, I was to work. First, I read my emails on gmail and had a short meeting with my boss. He just assigned some tasks to me. I finished my work day when these tasks was complete. After that, I had lunch, I ate rice and beans combination with read meat and tomate. I rested a bit after having lunch until the time gets approximately 15:00 PM, after that, I was to the gym to work out a bit. In the gym, I worked out two muscle grups, back and triceps. After working out, I ate another meal and kept surfing on internet until the time gets approximately 9:00 PM. At this time, I received a mensage from my boss saying that he needed my help with a website. He needed me to check a website funcionality that was not working very well. I needed to check it on idle time for avoiding to lose views and to keep safe the security concerns safe on that website. After that, I solved the website’s problem and I was to my bed to sleep.

Could you please correct me in the sentences below? Hi. I really have doubts on possessive pronouns. In the sentences below, which one is the most correct? 1) Oracle closing the doors and Microsoft opening yours. or 2) Oracle closing the doors and Microsoft openning theirs. Thanks in advance.

Could you please check the grammar for the sentence below? Hi. I would like to say something like this: "The more close to the fantasy, the more far away to the reality. " Would it be wrong grammatically? Thanks in advance.

Could you please check the correct sentence for me? Which one is the correct sentence? Why? Could you please provide an example explaining the difference between "to" and "for" usage? 1) Take a look in the following sections for knowing more about me. or 2) Take a look in the following sections to know more about me. Thanks in advance.

Could you please check my text introdution for my personal website? I have written so: At the timeline section, I introduce the experiences and courses that I have had. They're divided in three categories experience, academic and certificate. Experience in red circle, academic in green circle and certificate in yellow circle. At the main technologies section, I introduce the main tecnologies, they range from 1 to 5. The more value, more the reliability degree with the technology it is. At the languages section, I introduce the languages that I speak. On the x-axis has the languages and on the y-axis has the languages level. The language level is divided in unknown, basic, intermediate, advance and fluent or native. Is it correct? Would you have any advices for improving it? Thanks in advance.