Hi, I only have a minute here, because I must cook dinner. But I would like to talk with you and help you practice English. Let me know when it's a good time for you, tomorrow? Or another day?

"The song I like best is ......" is a very good way to answer. It's good practice to use a part of the question in your statement. Another example of how to answer the question would be "My favorite song is......."

It's perfectly fine to say, "Me, too." You could also say, "I like them, too." That might make you feel more comfortable in your conversation.

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A person can be leaning over or bending over to pick something up. Bending over gives the image of the body bending at the waist and going forward toward the floor. Leaning could be to the side or toward the front. A book or a ladder or inanimate object can be leaning over, (angled) but cannot be bending over. An idiom "bending over backwards" means doing one's utmost to achieve something: I am bending over backwards to try and say I am sorry for our argument.

Interesting video that you selected and wonderful vocabulary in here......the older gentleman is talking about the cost of the air rights over the smaller building that allowed Mr. Trump's building to be even taller was certainly worth the cost, and probably "quadrupling" the value he paid ( or 4 times the amount he paid. The man is speaking and makes a pause in the middle of the word, which makes it more difficult to understand.......quad (pause) rupling.......

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On January I'm going to Los Angeles t0 start my exchange program to learn a new language, a new culture, and many new things.

 

(Good luck and I hope you reallly enjoy the time you will spend there.  It's a large and busy city, with good weather and so many things to see and do.)

The answer regarding pronunciation is fine. The sentence would be corrected to the following: She started working yesterday.