a little reflection on friendship written at night hope that this will be worth correcting for you and at least a bit intresting to read I've been growing up with three kids (currently my best friends). We attended the same primary school, the three of us went to the same middle school and the two of us are still studying at the same high school. We live really close to one another and now I can say that we've known one another for about 11 years (it's more than two third of our lifespans). We are still hanging out and talking to one another every day. This situation leads to some in my opinion great and odd results. We consider one another as a friend for life. We've gone through so much together that it's impossible for us to stop being friends. There's so many memories that at some point they've become the part of myself. It's beautiful feeling when you can talk about practically any time of your childhood that involves them in it. Moreover our relationship is so strong and hardened by time that I can't think about anything that would stop it. There was also a bit sad but also an intresting conversation about our death. If we're going to be friends forever there will come a moment when we start to be goners. Who will be the last of us who's going to lie flowers on one's grave? Anyway before that time will come there are also the other things that we'll experience together. We'll see how our lifes are going since everyone has choosen diffrent direction in life (I'm going to be an engineer, another one wants to be a sportsman or just work at sth that involves sport, another one wants to be a logistic menager and other isn't determinated yet). Over the years when we'll be on our own, maybe with a strated-up family it will be really magnificent and melancholic thing to be able to go back to all those years.

struggling with articles may anyone tell me if I placed proper articles in a sentence? I've been travelling by a train that had the bathroom, a little kitchen and the sleeping rooms. It's like a home on the wheels and please let me know if my thoughts behind them are correct: a train- because I've mentioned about it for the first time to the receiver the bathroom- because it's not any bathroom but exactly the bathroom that sits in that train a little kitchen- because the phrase "a little" sticks with it the sleeping rooms- the same case as for "the bathroom" a home- because I'm not talking about any specific type of home but just a home (or house, I don't know if it would be more accurate) the wheels- it's a definite article because it's the part of that home *just a normal thoughts of nonnative speaker trying to learn english* Thanks for help in advance

Is this sentence correct? to give it a context: it's about the paycard's date of an expiring Don't brake it! It must will has been working by 2035 and is it possible to replace "by" with "untill"? thanks in advance ^u^

why no article? "He's bet on the invetiveness of man and the ability of solar , battery, and aerospace technology to follow predicted price and performance improvement course." invetiveness of man= I think it's a countable noun so why there's lack of an article? the same thing with the ability of solar , battery, and aerospace technology

a problem with the past perfect tense there's a phrase in the book "Elon Musk & the quest for a fantastic future" it's the beginning of the 16th chapter "General Motors and Toyota had teamed up in 1984 to build New United Motor Manufacturing Inc., or NUMMI, on the site of a former GM assembly plant in Fremont, California a city on the outskirts of Silicon Valley." and here's my deal why does it use the past perfect tense? I don't see any other action in the past which could be anticipated and... "California a city on the outskirts of Silicon Valley." why it is indefinite article?

My keys I think almost everyone has had some experience inlolved keys here is mine, would be glad see my mistakes ^.^ I usually don't lose things. I walk in trousers with a thight and deep pockets so anything is able to zoom off, but here is a thing. I don't lose my keys, but I'm raelly likely to break them (especially the ones that are for the corridor.) I don't really use extra-ordinary srength when opening doors but somehow I've broken three keys so far and everyone of them were ment to the corridor in my block of flats. I had made even some more keys just in case next one would brake.