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"満場一致Manjō-itchi" means unanimous agreement - when everyone in the room agrees completely. It describes those rare moments when every single person votes or agrees the same way, with no dissent. EX. 「委員会（いいんかい）は新しい（あたらしい）方針（ほうしん）について満場一致（まんじょういっち）に達した（たっした）！」 "The committee reached unanimity on the new policy!"

Repetition = confidence. That’s why I use warm-up games and review routines in every class! التكرار مهم جدًا لتقوية اللغة! أستخدم نفس الألعاب والروتينات الممتعة كل درس لتعزيز حفظ الكلمات والجمل لدى طلابي 🎲📚

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Do or Make? 🤔 Learn the Difference Both do and make are verbs about actions, but we use them differently: - DO = general activities, tasks, or work Examples: I do my homework. She does the laundry. He’s doing a great job! - MAKE = when we create or produce something Examples: I made a cake. She made a mistake. Let’s make a plan! Try it: Which word fits? “I always ___ my bed in the morning.” Comment below

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Discounted offline corrections of texts Some students want to practice writing, but do not have time for a class. I offer corrections with explanations of grammar mistakes and alternative expressions. The price of this class is discounted.

Tips to remember words Keep an organised vocabulary notebook. Look at the words again after 24 hours, after one week and after one month. Read, read, read. ... Use the new words. ... Do word puzzles and games like crosswords, anagrams and wordsearches. Make word cards and take them with you. ... Learn words with a friend.

Present Simple vs Present Continuous — When to Use Each? In English, we use Present Simple for things that happen regularly or facts: I eat breakfast every day. She works at a bank. We use Present Continuous for things happening right now or temporary actions: - I am eating breakfast now. - She is working from home today. Try it! Which sentence is correct? - I read a book every evening. - I am reading a book now. Write your answer in the comments!