In the first sentence to get means to receive, or to obtain. In the second sentence it means to get involved. The third sentence is not correct but it would mean to approach the topic. Instead I would say let’s talk about the topic. In the fourth sentence get means to become or that it makes you “in a muddle”. This sentence is not correct and it should be “I usually get into a muddle of how much things cost when I’m overseas.” To get into a muddle means to become confused in British English. Get is a pretty complicated word to explain but basically it is used in certain expressions usually it means to become or to enter. Example: I got into my house late last night Example2: My friend and I got into an arguement Example3: He got caught after stealing

Not usually, that would be stereotyping or assuming really. Possibly by a facial expression, but even in that way there is not really a sure way to know someone’s true character.

English With Lucy!

What's up there, guys?  !

( I have been watching a lot of youtube videos lately, or (I have been binge watching a lot of youtube recently) (a video marathon is not that common amongst native speakers but understood)  but you could say" binge watching"(this is informal though))I'm quite in a video marathon right now, so I would like to share the following with you.

This is an incredible English teacher, whose videos I have been watching attended  (Use attend if it was a class or a course) for a very, very long time now "Lucy, from the YouTube channel English with Lucy."

In fact, italki has just uploaded an interview with her!

Here's the video I just watched. This one exposes shows vital personal values, while also being a very good listening-practice resource.



https://youtu.be/6n3tF8P1ycw



Give it a go! Get to know Lucy!

And comment below what you think!

Are there any other teachers that you recommend us as well? 

This seems to be a good method to develop my writing skills... - 15/02/19 

This seems to be a good method to develop my writing skills:
1. Writing without correcting, and without stopping, as I would have to do in an exercise of contemplative(reflective)writing. In this I do not have to focus on grammar, or a lack of vocabulary.
2. Then, and only then, I can go through what I have written wrote, and trying ,try to correct my mistakes, and consulting consult grammar books if when necessary.
3. Finally, I can post what I wrote to italki, and get corrected.

This is pretty good overall. There was just a few awkward sentence structures, try to limit the gerund tense to once in a sentence. P.S. if you are using American English and Canadian English it is (month, day, year)( 2/15/19), but in England/Ireland/South Africa/Australia and several other English speaking countries it is (day,month,year) like you have put(15/02/19).

Corrigez-moi :D

Je  rêvais toujours de vivre en hiver. J'habite en Texas depuis cinq ans et dans la plupart de temps, la neige me manque beaucoup.

il fut un temps dans ma vie où j'aimais faire des jeux dans la neige. Je me rappelle Quand mes parents m'ont dit que je devais m' amuser dans la neige parce que c'est une unique moment quand je peux m'amuser, avoir le  sourire, et sauter fort. Je me rappelle quand jouant dans la neige etait en un moment speciale pour moi.

allez-vous souvent à la bibliothèque?

Je ne vais pas souvent à la bibliothèque. J'en ai habitude de trouver tous les livres dont j'ai besoin en ligne. Néanmoins quand j'étais dans ma première université, où j'apprenais beaucoup d'histoire, j'ai visité souvent la bibliothèque historique à Moscou. En outre récemment j'ai trouvé un club de français qui se trouve dans la bibliothèque de la littérature étrangère et je crois que grâce à cela je vais fréquenter plus cette bibliothèque à l'avenir.