Hey, English learners! How’s it going? 😉 It’s time for another quiz! Can you ace this one? 🧠💡

THE POWER OF EXPOSURE I have been a professional language teacher for almost sixteen years, and I cannot stress enough that the most important factor to language learning is exposure, which is the contact that the learner has with the language they are learning, either generally or with specific language points. So, let's brainstorm together: how can you raise exposure if you are not living in the country where the language is spoken? I am reading you! :)

English students, try this!

I have two biggest challenges when I am learning English in daily life. 1. I think it is so hard for me to expand my vocabulary nowadays, especially those high-level words. It is partially because I haven't got as much as time like a high school students to remember the words. But what is more challenging is, even though I tried hard to make sentences and use it in real context, I would finally forget it somehow afterwards. 2. I can't help making mistakes when I speak. I want to speak accurately and fluently, but it is so hard to meet both at the same time.

Hello English native speakers. Based on the audio, I would like to know what you think about my accent and pronunciation. Is it very obvious that I am not a native speaker? What do you think my native language is? Thank you

Maya and Olivia are still ....... . . . . . . sleep or sleeping?