Prepositions
At Monday evening
On Monday evening
I didn’t can talk
I couldn’t talk
It takes 10 minutes on walk
It takes 10 minutes on foot
On the 2nd floor lives my mother
My mother lives on the 2nd floor
In English the usual order in a sentence is Subject first and then verb
The responsible of HR
The manager of HR
or
The person in charge of HR
Participate in/about
Participate in
I have been living here from 3 years
I have been living here for 3 years
I visited the responsible of the building
I visited the manager/the person in charge of the building
I use often the app
I often use the app
They did a question to me
They asked a question to me
On March
In March
I must to choose
I must choose
The job offer was a very opportunity. I couldn't say no!
The job offer was a great opportunity. I couldn't say no!
The last Tuesday
and
The next Monday
Next and last don't use an article.
So it is: Last Monday/Next Tuesday.
No 'the' is needed
My team is composed by…
My team is made up of...
Composed by is a musical term.
She write me regularly
She writes to me regularly
I must to be flexible
I must be flexible
She said me
She told me
At 3 started the meeting
The meeting started at 3
Or you can share the document or you can send it in an email
You can either share the document or you can send it in an email
When I go at the office
When I go to the office
Today arrives a new colleague
A new colleague is arriving today
I started a work
I started a job
Is very fast for me the dialogue
The dialogue is very fast for me
The board is composed by
The board is made up of