Hi everyone. I know "Overmorrow" means the day after tomorrow. But I wonder if it's natural to say? Example. I will go there overmorrow. Or I should say, I will go there the day after tomorrow. Thank you so much.

Hi I have a question. What do you do when you run out of motivation to practice languages? Thanks

Hi It is called a phillips head screwdriver and a slotted head screwdriver. Am I right? Thank you in advance.

Hi. Which sentence is more natural? 1. I haven't seen you for ages. 2. I haven't seen you for a long time. Thanks in advance. :)

Hi I'm looking for teachers or someone who can help me improve my English. My level is around A2 but I'm enthusiastic about improving. Thank you.

Hi I have a question. "Rubbish" in this sentence means nothing good or bad, right? Is it slang? The book is rubbish. Thank you so much.

Hi These sentences have the same meaning, right? 1. I'm stopping in a coffee shop before going to work. 2. I'm stopping by a coffee shop before going to work. The terms "stop in" and "stop by" have the same meaning/ Thank you so much.

Hi Can you help me? I have a question. Which one is correct or more natural? 1. I had a spell at ABC Company for 3 years ago. 2. I worked at ABC Company for 3 years ago. Thanks in advance

I have a question. Are these two sentences natural? My glasses are on the table in the living room. My glasses are placed on the table in the living room. Thank you for your help. :)