Corrections – 6

Byalexancho

06/09/2026

"I'm learning English as a second language" would sound a bit smoother
"I'm watching the second season and it's about a drone attack."
"I think the show is going to reveal that the crime was done by someone in the government."
"The show wants me to feel sympathy for those people,"
"It feels like the show is pushing an agenda instead of just telling a story."
"Maybe books or YouTube videos are better for me."
“Is my question correct?”
“What should I call this?”
“What should I call these notes?”
“What title should I give this?”
“How should I title this?”

 

04/09/2026
Could you give me a few examples of how to use “at the cost of”?

Use “My suggestion is that…”, not “My suggestion is, …” in careful English.

 

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