1. I'm sorry that you're not who I expected you to be. 2. I'm sorry you're not who I hoped you'd be. Which one is correct?

Hi, "Cute little thing" and "Little cute thing", which one do you think is correct? I think the former is commonly in used, however, the latter is grammatically correct, am I right? Please correct me if I got wrong🥺🙏🏻

Can I say 'the' twice when I use 'of' ? Hi, I was always curious about this grammar. Can you tell me if these sentences are correct? #1. I will let you know the schedule of the product. #2. I will let you know the schedule of product. #3. I will let you know schedule of the product. #4. I will let you know schedule of product. #5. I will let you know the ETS of the sample. #6. I will let you know the ETS of sample. #7. I will let you know ETS of the sample. #8. I will let you know ETS of sample. Thank you for reading this.

Does 'Comparative' always follow 'than' ? Hi, I was always curious about this grammar. A native English speaker said you always have to put 'than' when you use 'comparative'. For example, 'This is more expansive than this.' However, I think there are some cases where I can use comparative sentences without using 'than'. For example, 'This is good, but I think it will be more expensive.' 'I want to try this, but it will be more difficult.' 'There is another bag, but I think this is still better.' What do you think? Thank you for reading this.

What do you think of the setting of the month during which only the our nation’s film could get shown in our country?

Does "perfect" have the noun meaning of "majesty"? Except the "perfect tense", I couldn't find its other noun usages. Here's the English version of a Chinese tale. I am really curious of the usage of "perfect" in that context.🙏🙏🙏

Hi friends I’m looking for a Latin friend to practice English

Hello! I have a question, "play kindly" is correct sentence? To begin with, let me explain the situation. I went to park with my son and met 2 boys there. They are older than my son and they said they want to play with us with our ball. It was ok, but i wanted tell them that play not so active (or aggressive?) because my son is 1 year old. How can i tell them?

Hold over Put off Postpone Delay What’s the difference?

I want to improve my spoken English, is there anyone who can help me, of course, I am from China, I can also provide you with help in Chinese.