Lore means... 

What is the difference between "I have studied with Kristian for 3 month" vs "I studied with Kristian for 3 months"? 

The phrasal verb "come across" can only be used to talk about people

When talking about feelings in the past, we can use "could have" to express regret (for ex: fuck! i could've been in Vienna w Nastia right now, but i am in Sweden...)

Reword the sentence: I know my suppliers inside out! 

Ugh, I have xxx a boring life 

The sentences "i need to make an effort and visit my parents" vs "i need to put in the effort and visit my parents" are the same

I need to ___ your last message, sorry! 

Have you been  ___ this election?

What conditional is this sentence? If I had known just how beautiful Vienna is, I would have visited it earlier