Hi Nush, One correction to the first sentence would be " would you like a coffee?' No thanks. Is a lovely polite way to decline something in native english :) Hope this helps :)

The Dragon Boat Festival The Dragon Boat Festival is one of the most important festivals in China. It falls on May 5 on the lunar calendar. The traditional festivities of the day include dragon boat racing and eating zongzi, which is a traditional Chinese rice dumpling.  Next Monday is the day of The Dragon Boat Festival and this weekend we celebrated the holiday at a friend’s house. We made two flavours of zongzi, sweet and savory. We also had a barbecue and the kids played in the pool. It makes me happy to celebrate traditional Chinese holidays with friends.

Hi Abhishek, The correct way to ask this question would be as follows: Is it possible to hold both a Dual Citizenship as well as a permanent Residency at the same time? I hope this helps :)

Hi Djabir, I would say both can be correct if they are altered slightly. One is a formal statement where the other informal. The first sentence would be a more formal way of stating that you have just started to learn English. I would then exchange I’ve for I have. “ I have just started to learn English. “ The second sentence is a more informal way of making the same statement. “ I’ve just started to learn English. ” I hope this helps :)

Hey Rafael, you can simply answer them by saying: I came to work by bus today. I hope this helps 😃

Ducks swim on top of the water and are able to dive under the water as well. Have a beautiful day 😃

Hi Hafsa, as a native speaker this is how I would word this informal sentence. You can use both words, here are two examples: This is the most difficult language in the world. This is the hardest language in the world.

Hi Ezzat, as a Native English speaker from South Africa. I would use these words in the following way: 1- I ran my first race and won! I don’t know how I managed to pull it off, but I did. 2- As a student I would jot down notes while my lecturer spoke. This way I could always remember the important information she shared. 3 - The soldier wielded his sword as he fought the battle. I hope this helps. :)