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To stain

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You can ask "Could you tell me what the schedule is like?" if you want a detailed description of the schedule (the schedule is from 7am to 5pm).
You can also ask "Could you tell me how the schedule is? if you want the other person to evaluate the schedule for you (the schedule is demanding).

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Lifespan means "vida útil" when you talk about objects.However, it also means "esperanza de vida" when you talk about human kind.

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Leadership

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The most appropriate terms to refer to someone who is never on time to an appointment are late or tardy.

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Repertoire/Collection/Works as in a number of pieces of any type of art that  prepared to be performed.E.g. He is a song writer with a wide repertoire.

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To get something desired, specially as a result of one's effortsE.g. After working as a project manager, I gained useful experience in the field.

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In English, you may say just "LPG" or its full form "Liquefied Petroleum Gas."

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Synonym of "floor"E.g. This is a three-story building.- The building has three floors.

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The teaching body in a department of a universityE.g. The faculty members at the School of Mechanical Engineering are all very experienced.

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In the area of engineering, "construct" and "build" are similar in the sense that they both mean to put pieces together.  However, "build" refers only to buildings, while "construct" refers not only to buildings but also to bridges, roads, and different infrastructures.

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Any is used in negative statements and questions.  E.g. I don't have any pets.  (plural countable noun)Do you have any brothers?   (plural countable noun)I don't need any help.  (noncountable noun)
However, you might hear native speakers using a singular countable noun after the word "any."E.g.Do you have any vase for the flowers? (it is very specific; not any vase, but one for the flowers)
If you want to learn more about the use of "some" and "any," we recommend you to visit the following site.
http://esl.fis.edu/grammar/rules/some.htm

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Good morning/afternoon/evening are used only as greetings.
For farewells, you can say "Have a good day/afternoon/evening"

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Mr. for men
Miss for single women (/s/)
Mrs. for married women
Ms. for married or unmarried women (/z/)

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This word is the simple past and past participle form of the verb HOLD.  The appropriate possessive adjective in this case is "its".  E.g. Its meaning is to develop an activity.

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Both research and research are correct, but the pronunciation may change according to the origin of the speaker.  Even within the USA, people pronounce the word in different ways.

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The most formal way to refer to a year is by saying the full form of the number.E.g. Two thousand fourteen, nineteen ninety seven

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To look forward toE.g. I expect to have very good grades this semester.

The idiom TO BE EXPECTING: to be pregnantE.g. My sister is expecting again. (She is pregnant again.)

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Revolucionar: a. Revolutionize: Completely change     e.g. She completely revolutionized the automotive industry. b. Stir up: Reorder     e.g. He stirred up his cousins, and we ended up punishing all of them.
c. Rev: To increase in activity or speed    e.g. He was revving the motor to see if the fuel leak was still there.
(Definitions taken from wordreference.com)

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Dash with numbers (09-71)

Hyphen with letters (m-english)