@Radha Rani These are very thought out answers. I have a few corrections for you: Question #4 "After clearing the car loan..." This is understood and can be said. However, in English we usually use the expression "pay off". After paying off our car loan.... In terms of what "class" you are in, this usually depends on both your income and your equity. Classes can also vary depending on where you live. Statistics Canada states that "Statistics Canada Thresholds: Other common economic models place core middle-income brackets roughly between $53,000 and $117,000 annually, though ranges shift depending on family size and province" Question #5. Unfortunately, your husband is correct about cars losing value as soon as they leave a showroom! Instead of saying "we bought on loan", we usually say we "financed". Question #6 Thankfully the government has been adding financial literacy to high school education! When you said "everyone is ready to tell the way of earning money", this is understood in meaning. More commonly in English we would say "Everyone shares or says how to earn money". In English, there are many collocations about how vocabulary fits together. These are learned over time. The good thing is your ideas are clearly understood!

@Radha Rani You continue to give clearly written ideas. In Q7 you said "I am in almost good position today". The correct word order is "I am almost in a good position". In Q8. This is an unfortunate situation! Again your ideas are clear. Try not to make your sentences too long if not necessary. You said : "Our money got stuck for almost 2 years, we didn't get that plot, we lost one-sixth part of our invested capital, and we had to bear the loss of the opportunity cost." Let the first sentence stand alone. Our money got stuck for almost two years. Then share the next ideas as one" We didn't get that plot, we lost one sixth ...." Finally for Q9 remember to always start a sentence or a question with a capital ' "How..." More commonly we would say " ... we can survive for almost two years". It's good that you know how long you could survive in such a situation!

@Zahra Barati These are some great goals! Reading aloud every day will help with both pronunciation and gaining vocabulary. A few small corrections: 1.We use the word "wish" in expressions or in situations that are most likely not real. You can learn more about pronunciation so say: I would like to learn more about pronunciation or I hope to learn more about pronunciation of some words. 2. You can use "exercise" as a verb and simply say: I think it will help me exercise my mouth and ears. Most importantly your ideas are clear which is the most important thing in communication!

@Zahra Barati We understand that people have busy lives. Don't worry. Do what you can. Try to dedicate a few minutes each day when possible. A few minor corrections: Spelling correction: "busy" life Also add "me" after caused ✅I am sorry for my busy life that caused me to be far away from this beautiful community. We are happy to hear that the vocabulary is keeping you learning!

@Radha Rani Thank you for sharing what you want to do more in English. You mentioned travel....Have you watched Sami's speaking presentation on Travel English? This was posted a day ago as a live speaking workshop. The recording has been posted and you may find it useful!

@Tursun Bugra We are so happy that you find the SORA community motivating! Motivation can be key to learning:)

@Radha Rani We are very happy that you find the community encouraging. This is an important piece to continue on your learning journey!

@Radha Rani Excellent understanding and use. Remember your question mark at the end of every question. "Can I borrow yours?"