As an adult, I always admire my children who can happily run around the house without any annoying things. All of their world are full of joys and great care from parents. I try my best to improve their life condition. Meanwhile, I always suffer from insomnia caused by the annoying things from family and work. Even if I feel tried in the morning, but I have to get up and do everything on my daily schedule. Day by day, I slowly get old, my children grow up. Maybe one day, my children will feel annoyed due to many things, such as relationship with friends, academic achievement or even love. They need to be respected by others. I will slowly quit their lives. I will not busy taking care of them. They can do everything themslves. If I am old enough to be retired, they will take care of me. My world will be full of free time and other interesting things. This is a nature rule. We start from a happy childhood, and end with a happy time like a chid. Between of them, we experience the real life which is full of happiness and hardships.

🎯 Think Twice! 🎯 Can you complete the sentence with the best word choice? If you have any questions, feel free to message me. I am available to teach all ages.

Ciao sono Yassir vivo in Italia ho 18 anni vorrei imparare a parlare inglese di base con una persona so parlare italiano e arabo Hi, I'm Yassir, I live in Italy, I'm 18 years old, I would like to learn to speak basic English with someone, I know how to speak Italian and Arabic.

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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