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Today I had classes from the third period to the fourth period. Both were English classes; the third period was a presentation, and the fourth period was a test. My test results were okay. After school, I have to go to the hospital. When I get home, I’ll work on the presentation for the fourth period tomorrow.
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I had presentation today and I made an effort to speak without watching script. There were tests in today’s all class, so I’m very tired. I want to go home soon. But there is more class only today. I want to deside a plan for summer vacation because summer vacation is clased. However, I am really busy, I can’t do it.
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Hey everyone! 👋 Ready to upgrade your English today? 💡
Ever felt like everyone knows something that you don't? Today's lesson is all about how to express that in a way that sounds much more natural and native! 🚀 Let's get into it! 👇
🌑DailyEnglish 11
When you want to say "I'm unaware of the situation / I don't know anything" 🤷♂️
(Instead of I don't know anything)
SAY:
💬 In the dark.
/ɪn ðə dɑːk/
✅ Examples for different levels:
🔸 B1 (Intermediate):
"I'm completely in the dark about the new project."
🔸 B2 (Upper-Intermediate):
"The management kept the employees in the dark about the budget cuts."
🔸 C1 (Advanced):
"Why was I left in the dark regarding the changes in the contract?"
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🌑Daily English 11
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How to order like a local in Japan🇯🇵
When you are at a cafe or restaurant, you don't need long sentences!
"~ o onegaishimasu." (〜をおねがいします / [Item name] please.)
Example: "Kohi o onegaishimasu."
(コーヒーをおねがいします / Coffee, please.)☕️
"Kore wa nan desu ka?" 🤔
(これはなんですか? / What is this?)
"Oishii desu!" (おいしいです! / It’s delicious!)
The best way to show the staff you are enjoying your meal!🍜🍣🍱
💬Quick Challenge:
If you were at a cafe right now, what would you order? Write it in the comments!
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What is the schwa sound?
There's a sound in English that has its own name: schwa, written /ə/. It's the quick, colourless "uh" that unstressed syllables collapse into — the most common sound in English, and almost always invisible on the page.
photograph /ˈfoʊtəɡræf/ vs photography /fəˈtɒɡrəfi/ — the stress moves, and that first syllable's full vowel collapses to schwa the moment it's no longer stressed.
Same thing happens mid-sentence, not just in single words:
"She's a musician in an orchestra." — not "shun," but "shən"
You'll also hear it at the end of everyday words like teacher, learner, helper — never a strong "er," always something softer and shorter.
💬 Say "photograph" and "photography" out loud, back to back. Can you feel the stress jump — and the vowel go soft?
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