Do you use a kindle or some other type of e-reader? Or do you prefer a paper book? Today, Nick discusses whether paper books will survive. What's your opinion? As usual, this could be an IELTS speaking part 3 or writing part 2 question.

Here are three fun facts about English grammar: The Mystery of "I" and "Me": English speakers often get confused between "I" and "me," especially in sentences like "She and I went to the store" vs. "She and me went to the store." The trick is remembering that "I" is used as the subject (who is doing the action), and "me" is used as the object (who is receiving the action). The "Th" Sound: English is one of the few languages with the "th" sound (as in "think" or "this"). It can be tricky for learners because it doesn't exist in many other languages, making it a fun challenge to pronounce correctly. Irregular Verbs Galore: Unlike many languages, English has many irregular verbs that don’t follow normal patterns (e.g., "go" becomes "went," "eat" becomes "ate"). This means English learners have to memorize these unique forms, but it also makes English a bit more colorful and interesting! If you need additional support, I am available for 1-on-1 lessons.

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Today we're talking about the word "niche" which is a noun that means, to specialise in something. I hope you find it useful. If your niche requires you to improve your English then feel free to book some of my time and let's get to work! I look forward to meeting you!