Today, my classes were much longer than usual, so I felt very tired by the end of the day. On the train ride home, I was extremely sleepy and could hardly keep my eyes open. I tried to stay awake by looking out the window, but I almost fell asleep several times before I finally arrived at my station.

Do you use Phrasal verbs when you try to speak American English? Do you know a lot of them? Are you comfortable using them? Do you understand and know what a lot of them mean? What about prepositions? What about vocabulary? Have you ever had someone from the United States teach you American English phrasal verbs, prepositions and or vocabulary? If you're wanting to speak better in American English then knowing, using and being able to say Phrasal verbs, prepositions and having a good general knowledge of basic/intermediate vocabulary is VERY important. That way you're not repetitive with what you say or feel the opposite.. 'limited'. What does 'Fluent' mean to you? Are you wanting to be able to say things the right way the first time you say it...and not make mistakes or have your listener have trouble understanding you. Do you want to speak 'Okay' in American English...or really be able to speak the language well and comfortably and confidently so your listener doesn't have to 'assume' or 'figure out' what you're actually trying to say.

Today was my birthday so many friends celebrated for me .😊 l feel very happy and I realized that I have many friends. I really appreciate them so much. I turned 20 today, but I still feel like a 14-year-old kid. I don’t want to get old anymore. I want to stay teenager.My friend readied a cake for me. It was so good taste.

Hot springs are highly popular because they offer wonderful relaxation for everyone. The warm, mineral-rich water deeply relieves physical fatigue and heals your body. Moreover, bathing in beautiful natural surroundings helps clear your mind and reduces stress. Visiting a hot spring is truly the best way to refresh yourself.

Today, I stayed with my friends until the morning. We had a great time together and sang many songs at karaoke. After I got home, I went to bed right away because I was very tired. I will rest until my third-period class starts. Tonight, I have a part-time job, so I will do my best and try not to catch a cold.

I have another favorite store in Thailand. It is called Moshi Moshi. The name is Japanese, but there are no Moshi Moshi stores in Japan. This store sells cute and cheep goods. You can buy stationery, stuffed animals, key chains, clothes, and many other things.When I use the things that I bought there in Japan, my Japanese friends often say they are cute.I wish this store were in Japan. I think many Japanese people would like it.

American English language learners that are wanting to improve their spoken American English.... Have you ever had a native English speaker born and raised in the US judge your spoken American English? Have you ever had them type to you the mistake that you said either a word or phrase not pronounced right or wrong sentence structure then type to you the correct pronunciation/word/sentence structure? Someone to listen to every sound you make as you speak to analyze the word choices you make and the order in which you speak your words to let you know if it's common to be said or natural to be said? Someone that will also focus on the amount of hesitation you have when speaking. How often you repeat words and phrases. To give you immediate or afterwards corrections. That way you know exactly what you're struggling with and what to improve on so you can become 'unstuck' in this difficulty that you're having with the American English language.

Here are a few of my favourite words that are somewhat formal-sounding, not used particularly often in day-to-day life, and that can really add a sense of poeticism to your English! If you can come up with any interesting sentences using any of these words, then I'd love to hear them. Infinitesimal: extremely small Propensity: the fact that someone is likely to behave in a particular way (e.g. he has a propensity for arriving late) Hubris: an extreme and unreasonable sense of pride and dangerous self-confidence Skulduggery: dishonest and deceitful behaviour Unscrupulous: lacking in any moral principles, conscience, or sense of right and wrong Dichotomy: a difference between two completely opposite things or ideas Conniving: being deceitful and dishonest for one's own advantage

Even the simplest things, like going to bed at night and waking up in the morning, are difficult for me. I'm wondering if it's due to a lack of nutrients or the effects of blue light. I always watch the sunrise on days when I have a late-night shift. Should I consume caffeine?

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