English Language Learners

Teacher

 Teacher
Answer a question with score of 1 or more.
Awarded 11294 times.
Which is the correct word order: "Figure out how much are they willing" or "how much they are willing"?
Awarded Apr 8 at 4:15
"pensioner" vs "retired person" Aren't they overlapping? Really, who is who?
Awarded Apr 7 at 12:57
Is "I wish you have a nice weekend" a native expression?
Awarded Apr 6 at 17:27
Faces vs sides of dice
Awarded Apr 6 at 6:41
If + going to + will (future simple)
Awarded Apr 5 at 8:41
Faces vs sides of dice
Awarded Apr 4 at 22:20
"I will live in Glasgow for one to two years"
Awarded Apr 4 at 20:11
What is the difference in meaning between "A majority of" and "The majority of"?
Awarded Apr 3 at 23:41
Definite Articles for Something Related
Awarded Apr 3 at 4:32
"he has piano class" or "he has a piano class"?
Awarded Mar 31 at 2:45
"he has piano class" or "he has a piano class"?
Awarded Mar 30 at 11:05
(post deleted or otherwise unavailable)
Awarded Mar 28 at 21:07
What is the difference between "I'm not something" and "I'm no something"
Awarded Mar 28 at 9:20
What is the difference between "I'm not something" and "I'm no something"
Awarded Mar 28 at 1:35
I parked outside the entrance of/to the building
Awarded Mar 25 at 6:33
What's the Subject in 'What time is it?'
Awarded Mar 23 at 11:40
Ask for or ask about?
Awarded Mar 23 at 2:18
One/Either of the books is a must-read. - Differences between "either of" and "one of"?
Awarded Mar 21 at 7:11
(post deleted or otherwise unavailable)
Awarded Mar 21 at 6:31
Can anyone tell me the difference in usage of "dominant" and "domineering"?
Awarded Mar 20 at 23:22
Use of "it" after "in such a way that"
Awarded Mar 20 at 18:42
Can I say down north as well as down south?
Awarded Mar 17 at 11:07
Sentence structure, As if - "As if + past" vs "As if past perfect"
Awarded Mar 17 at 11:02
How to understand 'priced into'?
Awarded Mar 17 at 1:41
What do we call a group of people who holds hostage for ransom?
Awarded Mar 15 at 21:51
(post deleted or otherwise unavailable)
Awarded Mar 13 at 4:51
Past simple or past continuous is more accurate
Awarded Mar 12 at 8:18
Can you use "neither" instead of "nor" in this case?
Awarded Mar 12 at 1:48
The usage and meaning of "to make for something"
Awarded Mar 10 at 12:45
(post deleted or otherwise unavailable)
Awarded Mar 8 at 21:40
Can "take office" be used for any profession, or what expression should I use?
Awarded Mar 6 at 19:17
"Roll your balls to"
Awarded Mar 5 at 15:21
You have no idea what you are talking about. Aren't you? or Don't you?
Awarded Mar 4 at 14:16
"Has the bus arrived yet"?
Awarded Mar 3 at 22:25
Is it correct to use "the" before "materials used in making buildings are"?
Awarded Mar 3 at 15:51
Whats the meaning of "run against the wall" in this paragraph?
Awarded Mar 1 at 18:18
when facing/ faced with
Awarded Feb 28 at 12:21
"I insisted on him going there" or "I insisted on his going there"
Awarded Feb 26 at 14:37
What do you call the act of swiping a finger on your lips and blowing it to mimic a crazy person?
Awarded Feb 24 at 21:10
riding up to their bridle reins - meaning?
Awarded Feb 23 at 1:25
Are there other ways of saying "We welcome <someone> to <do something>"
Awarded Feb 22 at 20:30
What is the person who guards a parking area called?
Awarded Feb 22 at 2:03
How do you say that a teacher/researcher at the university "belongs" to a certian subject?
Awarded Feb 21 at 22:35
(post deleted or otherwise unavailable)
Awarded Feb 21 at 17:00
What onomatopoeia for cat steps would be clear for English speaker?
Awarded Feb 20 at 7:56
What is the opposite of "pre-payment"?
Awarded Feb 18 at 6:30
Synonyms of "to be poor/bad/deficient at doing something"
Awarded Feb 18 at 1:27
“found in the list” or “found on the list”
Awarded Feb 17 at 18:25
What is the opposite of "pre-payment"?
Awarded Feb 17 at 16:33
Is it correct "I used to use this pen."?
Awarded Feb 17 at 4:41
Is it correct "I used to use this pen."?
Awarded Feb 16 at 19:20
Is it correct to say: "This is his / its."? (Possessive Pronouns)
Awarded Feb 15 at 20:17
Here "It" refers to What?
Awarded Feb 14 at 15:10
Is "quarrel with somebody over something" natural-sounding English?
Awarded Feb 13 at 16:42
What are the words for when I mean something that is 'standard and also affordable'?
Awarded Feb 13 at 16:36
Can native English speakers read Dickens easily?
Awarded Feb 13 at 14:57
"I am select for the job" "I got/became select for the job"
Awarded Feb 11 at 17:01
(post deleted or otherwise unavailable)
Awarded Feb 10 at 16:33
What is the opposite of "for free"?
Awarded Feb 10 at 13:28
(post deleted or otherwise unavailable)
Awarded Feb 9 at 13:47
1
…
3 4
5
6 7
…
189

Your privacy

By clicking “Accept all cookies”, you agree Stack Exchange can store cookies on your device and disclose information in accordance with our Cookie Policy.