Hey Cristian, hope you are well! I would suggest podcasts, movies and books. Natives always speak faster than we are used to when learning a second language. If you watch English movies (perhaps start with subtitles) it can be very helpful when it comes to adjusting to different accents and speech paces. Podcasts are great because they are often people chatting about different topics, and you can go back and listen again when you miss something. Lastly reading books while listening to the audiobook (read by a native speaker). If you follow along In the book while it is being read to you, it can be very helpful too! I hope you find these suggestions helpful, and feel free to message if you have any other questions! Regards Bron

They are both grammatically correct, it’s just the tenses that are different, but they mean the same thing. ‘I found’ - past tense. ‘I have found’ - present perfect tense. (In this instance, present perfect tense indicates that you found the job in the past, but it is continuing to the present time.) I hope this makes sense, feel free to message if you have any other questions :) Bron

Interesting question Jane! I think this is a particularly difficult part of adjusting to a new language, because every language is built and structured differently, even with the pronunciation! I find it very practical to help my students by researching their mother language. It’s helpful to understand the fundamental differences between the languages. There are some sounds that don’t exist in other languages so practicing those sounds, and reading lots of words with the new sounds. There’s a great website that gives videos with all the English sounds and practice exercises for it. https://www.englishlanguageclub.co.uk/introduction-phonetics/ Practicing these sounds until each one is nailed is the most beneficial way to help yourself or your own students. Something completely different, for self help is reading a book while playing the audiobook. Following along in a book while a native speaker reads is excellent because the mind is listening and repeating those words in your subconscious. That way, you are practicing without getting frustrated or feeling like you can’t do it! I hope you find my suggestions to be of some help, and best of luck with your or your students learning! Feel free to message any time Regards Bron

Hello Again Diego! I hope you are well. You could say ‘I add perfume / cologne’ or ‘then I spray myself with perfume / cologne’. Don’t forget that perfume is often used when speaking about ladies and cologne when referring to men… And yes, It is normal to say ‘I make breakfast’. I hope this makes sense :)

Hello, I hope you are well! I’ve made a couple of small changes to 1,3 & 4. This is excellent and there are not many mistakes. If you have any questions about the changes I have made, please feel free to message :) 1）This summer I went to Tunka with my family. Tunkinsky district is famous for its mountains and hot springs. When we arrived in Arshan, we went to see the waterfall. It was raining that day, but that didn't stop us from enjoying the beauty of the waterfall. Later, my family and I went to the famous therapeutic baths to strengthen our health. We also visited the okinsky district and admired the mountains there, I even saw the highest mountain in buryatia "munku-sardyk". When I saw this mountain, I decided that in the future I would definitely climb to the top of this mountain. I really liked the Tunka district because it is very beautiful and the people are very kind。 3）His name is Robert Williams. He was born on the thirteenth of February, nineteen seventy-four, in Stoke-on-Trent, England. Robert began his singing career in the band Take That. He is now a solo Singer. Robert Williams has written famous songs such as Angels, Let Me Entertain You and Something Stupid (with Nicole Kidman) 4）What famous singer do you like? When and where were they born? When did he start his career? What band is he singing with now? What famous songs did he compose?

Staying single is the best???? But it can be so lonely sometimes, I mean right now :’) I agree with your statement, but I think the more you focus on it, the more lonely you will feel. Try and focus on other things, such as your friends, hobbies, family and things like that.... if you are not happy with your life when you are single, you probably won’t find it happier with someone. Every situation has its own positive and negative aspects, so try your best to find the positive in whatever your situation is. And I hope you feel happier and more content soon!

Nervous just suggests that you’re not quite settled or a little worried largely due to unfamiliarity. Apprehensive is more like fear and panic, that something bad might happen. You probably will be nervous while doing an exam, but seldom apprehensive. Whereas you might be apprehensive to go out at night because there is a lot of crime in the area. Hope this makes sense, message if you have any other questions :)

Hello Farena, how are you? I teach English here on Italki and would be happy to give you lessons. We can focus on anything you would like. Check out my profile and send me a message if you’re interested:)