Test your English grammar skills

There was a time when I left my notebook entries on italki almost daily. Since then the site has changed a lot and I myself have changed either. The funniest memory about those entries that I have is my anger that flared up when editors contradicted each other. But overall, I believe, my entries helped me a lot back then. What if I give it another try? Will I still find it beneficial? I'm not happy with my English at the moment. I feel like I'm stuck in a rut, but I'm not sure that repeating previous exercises and practices might be helpful. I think you're aware of the plateau effect. You do things that you did long before, you habitually read, speak and listen to the same sources... But your confidence has gone, your satisfaction with what you're doing has gone and suddenly you realize that you use the same words and expressions while speaking that you used to say ages ago. This is a pretty dark moment, frustrating and demotivating. So I'm looking for some challenges and practices that could lift my spirit. Be my therapist, first correct this newly born entry, and secondly suggest something I can do to leave the plateau :-) Thank you!

Let's practice using an idiomatic phrase! My sister keeps bothering me even though I'm in a bad mood. Which idiom can you use to describe the situation?

我们在面对特殊的天气时该怎么做？

Hello everyone, I hope you are all doing well. Will you find the right word of vocabulary? If you have a question, feel free to check my profile🤝 👉 Conversation | 👉 Test preparation | 👉 Academic and Business English Have a great day everyone.

It’s sunny today. Mom’s been planning a trip, mainly for MeeMaw. She suggested renting a caravan and hitting the road. I wasn’t so sure at first, but yeah. MeeMaw isn’t a nature lover. We will pass mountain hiking or such. And given the current situation, taking her abroad isn’t feasible. So maybe we can take her to places she likes cool city sites, different interesting resorts, or something like that. And most importantly, we need to have a private toilet with us. MeeMaw needs it. Maybe Mom is right. We do need a caravan.

Test your verb agreement skills

What is your motivation(s) to come to Nalanda as a volunteer? I'm motivated by my eagerness for studying Buddhism and sharing some experiences of cooking and shopping. I think cooking and shopping wisely is very important because both my grandma and my father have diabetes and high blood pressure.