Yes , all three are fine. I have heard and used all three of those statements Far less - I would say this is slightly more formal than the others.

Jack is correct Whether you choose “Written”or “Writ’n”, they are both very accepted in spoken English In the UK depending on the region one or the other will be spoken more.

Try to imagine the size of the rock slopes , they are often very flat and you can’t put your hand around it as it’s too big You cling with your finger nails to try to get even a small bit of grip

Not quite step on their shoes. As you climb a mountain it becomes difficult and you make smaller footsteps , you start walking “closer” to other people but not quite on their shoes :)

Not quite step on their shoes. As you climb a mountain it becomes difficult and you make smaller footsteps , you start walking “closer” to other people but not quite on their shoes :)

I’m really impressed ! Languages are really beautiful. I’m progressing towards A1 in French but I’m nervous to speak the language. How is it for you ?

Same same , I took up an evening Class in French at Cardiff university (A1) ,. my speaking skills are atrocious compared to others in the class ,. Trying to find people who would like to practise the most basics of conversation ,. To gain some confidence and develop a wholistic understanding. Not sure if I’m the right person , I guess if you are beginner it’s fine,. If you are advanced You’ll cry listening to me 🤣