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https://youtu.be/Qmsf3ubObsM Shadowing English Practice: A Day in the City Welcome back! 👋 Today, we’re going to practice shadowing English through a story. What is shadowing?Shadowing is when you listen to English and repeat what you hear as closely as possible — copying the pronunciation, rhythm, and intonation. It’s one of the best ways to train […]

Table of Contents What Is Harry Potter? 10 Quotes From the Wizarding World Wrap-up For more than 25 years, the Harry Potter series has captured the hearts of readers and movie fans around the world. Beyond the magic spells, exciting battles, and colorful characters, the story also gives us life lessons we can carry into

Table of Contents “Interested” and Other -ed Words “Interesting” and Other -ing Words ⚠️ A Common Mistake Practice Time Wrap-up Many learners confuse words like: bored and boring excited and exciting interested and interesting But here’s an easy way to remember the difference: think about the word tired. “Interested” and Other -ed Words “Tired” was

Food is more than just something we eat—it’s also a big part of the English language! Many idioms are based on food, and they can add flavor to your conversations (pun intended 🍽️). Whether you’re chatting with friends or writing an essay, these tasty expressions will help you sound more natural and fluent. 🥣 Starters

Ever felt unsure about how to say sorry for a late email response? Whether it’s a casual message or a formal business email, here are seven polite ways to apologize for replying late—using natural, professional English expressions. 1. Sorry for the delay. The word “sorry” is one of the most commonly used ways to apologize

Saying “I’m busy” might seem like a simple way to explain that you can’t talk or help at the moment. But in English—especially in the workplace—just saying you’re “busy” can sometimes come off as blunt or even unprofessional. So, how do you say you’re unavailable without sounding rude? Here are 10 polite and natural English

https://youtu.be/WbTzV8Fpk3A ✅ English Words with No Direct Translation (in Most Languages) Meta Description:Discover 10 unique English words that don’t have a direct translation in most languages. From “awkward” to “procrastinate,” learn their meanings, examples, and why they’re special! Introduction Have you ever tried to explain an English word in your native language… and failed? Some

20 Common English Abbreviations You Should Know English is full of abbreviations! From texting your friends to reading signs or articles online, abbreviations help save time and space. But if you’re not familiar with them, they can be confusing. In this post, we’ll explore 20 common English abbreviations you’ll often hear or see — plus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjm8OWwHpIk Have you ever seen a meme in English and just didn’t get it?This workbook is your sidekick to the lesson video. Follow along, take notes, and complete the challenges! 🎬 Meme #1: “I was today years old when…” 🧠 Meaning: Realizing something you probably should have known earlier.💬 Origin: From the phrase “How old

Have you ever started a conversation with someone, and then the silence creeps in? You’re both just sitting there, not sure what to say next. It can feel super awkward, right? We’ve all been there! But don’t worry—we can get through this together. Today, I’m going to teach you how to keep the conversation flowing