Tu as raison. Il peut être difficile de trouver des correspondants anglophones pour pratiquer parfois. Les anglophones ont tendance à être timides lorsqu'ils apprennent une autre langue. Dont give up looking for the ones that aren't shy and want to learn though because they are out there! Good luck

Yes, there is a big difference! In sentence a) it gives the impression that the person hasn't finished their work whilst in sentence b) it gives the impression that they have already finished their work. (and the person speaking to them is asking for verification to an earlier question) Hope this helps ;)

It is obvious that these days weddings are getting increasingly complicated, with meticulous planning on food, rituals and costumes as well as grand layouts. Not surprisingly, we often hear the mounting cost of weddings that is getting ever bigger over time. I personally view it as an extremely negative trend and the reasons for its surging price could firstly be as follows. First of all should be because of the people’s rising economic competence that which make it possible for them to afford the expense of a luxurious wedding, though the newly-weds may have to live on a tight budget right after the end of the wedding. Secondly, a desire to compete can also play a part. This is particularly prominent in my country where people usually do not want to lose face to a neighbor or a friend. So when someone gets married in a four-star hotels, it would impose a subtle pressure on the singles in his circle, as they certainly do not wish to be considered inferior to that person. Another factor at play is the thriving wedding-related industries, such as catering and wedding photography. Their sales promotion by them tends to push more brides and grooms to spend lavishly on them.

There are differences, but it can be hard to explain fully at times! These aren’t exact definitions but synonyms. They share and/or have meanings somewhere along the same line. When describing a person: Amazing – really cool, awesome, fascinating, incredible, marvellous, prodigious, shocking Nice – admirable, amiable, approved, attractive, charming Good – good Another example: Rocks (informal) – really cool, amazing, incredible [He rocks!] I hope this helps

A tux (tuxedo) is a very formal outfit (somewhat like a suit) which is usually worn to some formal music concerts, recitals and dinner parties. A suit tends to be less fancy than a tuxedo and is generally worn most of the time to business functions/events and to work. I hope this helps.

Working Holiday

This year, I have make the decided to quit the my job and come go to Canada to attend the a working holiday program.
I come arrived here about two weeks ago. I love it here because the view is awesome!! Everywhere, I can see the cherry trees that is which (I think) are so beautiful!! Today I just visited Stanley Park, it was fun where is fun~
I hope that I can find more beautiful places and to visit it!!

 

 

I hope you enjoy living and working in Canada! Have fun~