You would describe this beautiful insect as iridescent.

Practicing phrasal verbs - Are these sentences correct ? Thank you!

Hello everybody. I am using phrasal verbs from different countries but
I also would like to know how you say the same thing in your country with your own phrasal verbs.

1. clean up

2. come along

3. draw up

4. get on with

5. get up to

1. Our President has promised to clean up the civil service this year.

2. I am going to see a football match tonight. Do you want to come along with me ?

3. She is drawing up the list of food to buy in the supermarket.

4. Please, let me alone, I need to get on with my work.

5. What did my children get up to after I left them at school ?

Yes, it’s fine. If you were writing this in an essay I would go on to explain what this means in the next sentence.

Hi. My name is Ayten.I am a dentist.I am married,I have two children .one my son and my a daughter.

Today ,I go went to my office .Later I was go went to the cinema.There was my guest at the  A guest came to my house for dinner.It was a nice evening.ı am have frequent many guests in my house.I and my husband walk after work.My son and daughter live far away.Thet called me tonight.I was very happy for that.Now I want to go the to my room to read a book.I want to get up early tomorrow.Good night everyone.

Introducing    Introduction

Hi Everyone! My name is Gabriela and I come from Poland. I am studying finance and accountancy, i  and work as accountant as well. I love traveling. Thanks to them  I can meet new people, and find out about their culture and history. However if you want to meet some friends you will need to talk with them.  Therefore I would like to become better in English at  English that than I am now. If someone can help me, to speak or write please let me know. I will be grateful for any help! :)

Bye!

My last holiday

Last year I flew with my family to Turkey.
Before we could flew, fly we had to drive with a  travel by  train to the airport. I like flying very much. At 6 o'clock am the plane started took off. In our hotel we had a lot of fun, everyday I was went swimming in the pool and the sea, which was just 50 meters away from the hotel. The food tasted very good and there was everything what you could want wanted to eat. It was very warm, everyday it had was more than 35 degrees. In the hotel we could play minigolf and billiards. There was also were a lot of other activities. We have been were there for ten days, after that we flew back home.
To sum up, it was a very nice trip to Turkey.

Some sentences made up by myself about the role of parents in teaching

- it is erroneous to equate a good teacher with those who have an outstanding education background, but without a lofty moral character and the passion for teaching students well.

- In truth, teaching is not only about imparting knowledge, but is also about instilling moral values in students and teaching them how to make a reasoned choice.

- although some people assert that education background would be the most critical criterion(many people would use the word factor instead of criterion although the latter is ok to determine a good teacher, my own view is that parents play a pivotal role in teaching, owing to their strong empathy with their offspring and the eagerness to bring their children up in the most beneficial way. 

- It is without question that parents are unmatched in terms of the in-depth level they understand their children. (It would be more natural to say -"in terms of the in depth knowledge and understanding they have of their children"  Despite the corrections this is a good piece of writing Samson. 

If a person calls someone" miss" it's normally because they are addressing a young woman whose name they don't know. As Daniel said it is also used when addressing someone who is unmarried.Mrs would be used for a married woman and Ms is usually used for someone who is divorced or separated Some older women who haven't been married will sometimes also use Ms rather than Miss so people don't think they have been "left on the shelf" ie. not found a husband.