It makes me think that the number of "likes" which such bloggers (English teachers) normally receive do not say authomatically about the quality of such materials. I have wrote down the combination of words initially, thinking that it is an interesting collocation for me to learn, which I could use in the future, that is to say in the English speaking community. Now I see that it appears to be "strange" for you as a professional teacher. What is the right collocation you would use instead? I also pointed out the usage of "with that" in the sentence but decided not to ask a question about its usage. I thought it would mean "meanwhile" in the context.
If you were to set off "basically" with two commas, then it would be fine.
No. "With that" just means with the roast.
I thought that I have asked too more questions for the last time, feeling awkward a little bit. I decided to just have an alternative forum to cut down the number of questions I could have. Now I am testing whether the alternative forum's comments are helpful and meet my expectations. I am studying English very intestively these days, considering it as competive advantage at Ukrainian employment market. The employment opportunities are extemely limited here during to the war situation and military bans in place. The competition is extremely high and business opportunities are limited. My initial idea was to ask the new forum to check a brief conversations/diaologue (2 up to 6 phrases which I am trying to create myself using various sources and my imaginations). Regretfully, the rules, as far as I understand, do not allow a sort of proofreading even the dialogues are quite short. I am also trying to incorporate Youtube tools (like vocabulary practice) in my learning process as watching itself helps me to distract from problems. having my family leave abroad during due to the agression. In other words, I am involving all the resources I think reasonable for me at the moment. Surely, your comment is fair enough and I will be following your requests.
