I wached amovie about ONE OK ROCK. It is very exciting and interesting. I will listen to music more and more.

COMMON GRAMMATICAL ERRORS: 1. Subjunctive Mood Errors Used for hypotheticals, wishes, or non-real situations. ❌ If I was you, I would apologize. ✅ If I were you, I would apologize. ❌ I wish she was here. ✅ I wish she were here. 2. Faulty Parallelism Items in a list or structure must follow the same grammatical pattern. ❌ She likes swimming, to run, and biking. ✅ She likes swimming, running, and biking. ❌ He is smart, hardworking, and has discipline. ✅ He is smart, hardworking, and disciplined. 3. Dangling Modifiers Modifier does not clearly refer to the subject. ❌ Walking down the street, the trees looked beautiful. (Who is walking?) ✅ Walking down the street, I noticed the trees looked beautiful. 4. Split Infinitives (Context-Sensitive) Sometimes acceptable, but often avoided in formal writing. ❌ She decided to quickly finish the task. ✅ She decided to finish the task quickly. (Note: modern usage allows split infinitives if clearer.) 5. Improper Use of “Which” vs “That” * That = essential clause * Which = non-essential (with commas) ❌ The book which you gave me is good. ✅ The book that you gave me is good. ❌ The car that is parked outside, is mine. ✅ The car, which is parked outside, is mine. 6. Comma Splices Joining independent clauses with just a comma. ❌ She loves coffee, she drinks it daily. ✅ She loves coffee; she drinks it daily. ✅ She loves coffee, and she drinks it daily. 7. Incorrect Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement Pronoun must match its antecedent in number and gender. ❌ Everyone should bring their notebook. (Formally incorrect, though common) ✅ Everyone should bring his or her notebook. (Modern alternative: their is now widely accepted in informal/formal contexts.) 8. Ambiguous Pronoun Reference Unclear what the pronoun refers to. ❌ When John met Mark, he was angry. (Who is angry?) ✅ When John met Mark, John was angry.

I had a cold yesterday, and I have a sore throat and a cough, and a runny nose. It's really hard when you have a cold while living alone. So, it makes me realize how thankful I am for my parents every time.

Today is Monday. It was hard to wake up early. Making lunch box is a hassle. So I took the easy way out by using a frozen food. It is very convenient because just heat it in the microwave. I will do my best to make a lunch box .

I'm studying English to take good score on TOEIC but the way I walk is not going to be rosy and easy.

My favorite country is Thailand 🇹🇭✨ because I like the vibe of Thai and Thai people are friendly. When I was a high school student, I learned Thai language for three years so I’ve done homestay in Thailand twice. This year I will go to language study abroad!!

Chinese Idiom: 一夫当关，万夫莫开 Hello everyone! 👋 Today we are going to learn a classic, powerful Chinese idiom that’s widely used in daily conversation, reading and writing. It’s full of Chinese cultural charm and very practical for Chinese learners. Basic Information • Chinese characters: 一夫当关，万夫莫开 • Pinyin: Yī fū dāng guān，wàn fū mò kāi • Literal translation: One man guards the pass, ten thousand men cannot break through. • 一夫 (yī fū): one man • 当关 (dāng guān): guard the strategic pass • 万夫 (wàn fū): ten thousand people, referring to a large number of people / a huge team • 莫开 (mò kāi): cannot break through, cannot get in Example 1. This ancient pass is strategically located and dangerous, just a place of 一夫当关，万夫莫开. 这座古关隘地势险要，可谓一夫当关，万夫莫开。 2. He is an excellent basketball defender. On the court, he is 一夫当关，万夫莫开, and no opponent can easily break through his defense. 他是一名优秀的篮球后卫，在球场上一夫当关，万夫莫开，没有对手能轻易突破他的防守。 3. With his excellent skills, he stands at the last line of defense, just like 一夫当关，万夫莫开. 凭借出色的技术，他坚守在最后一道防线上，可谓一夫当关，万夫莫开。 Modern Usage Scenarios 1. Describe dangerous, important and easy-to-defend geographical locations 2. Praise a person’s strong ability, courage and sense of responsibility 3. Describe a key position or barrier that is hard to break through That’s all for our idiom learning today! It’s a vivid and practical expression, hope you can master it. Welcome to learn Chinese idioms with me, let’s explore the charm of Chinese language together and improve your mandarin step by step! 😊

I drink a frappuccino of Starbucks every day… It looks fattening🥶🥶

I went to bed late last night, so I tried to wake up early with determination, but the train delays brought my mood down. It's going to be tough starting Monday, but I'll try to change my mindset and do my best this week.

"Whаt Dо Υоu Ѕее Whеn Υоu Рісturе Υоur Nеxt Еnglіѕh Мееtіng?" Ѕtор fоr а mоmеnt. Сlоѕе уоur еуеѕ. Рісturе уоur uрсоmіng jоb іntеrvіеw, рrеѕеntаtіоn, оr mееtіng іn Еnglіѕh. Whаt dо уоu ѕее? Dо уоu ѕее уоurѕеlf ѕреаkіng сlеаrlу, соnfіdеntlу, gеttіng thе rеѕult уоu wаnt? Оr dо уоu ѕее hеѕіtаtіоn, mіѕtаkеѕ, аwkwаrd ѕіlеnсе? Моѕt рrоfеѕѕіоnаlѕ dоn't rеаlіzе thеу rеhеаrѕе fаіlurе bеfоrе thеу еvеn bеgіn. Тhеіr mіnd ѕhоwѕ thеm раіn — nоt rеwаrd. Аnd thаt іmаgе bесоmеѕ thеіr rеаlіtу. Тhіѕ іѕn't аbоut vосаbulаrу. Іt'ѕ аbоut hаbіtuаl thіnkіng. А lіmіtіng bеlіеf уоu'vе саrrіеd fоr уеаrѕ. Fоr thе fіrѕt tіmе — juѕt nоtісе іt. Іf уоu ѕее раіn, уоu wіll wаlk tоwаrd раіn. Іf уоu ѕее rеwаrd, уоu wіll wаlk tоwаrd rеwаrd. Υоur Еnglіѕh wаѕ nеvеr thе рrоblеm. Whаt уоu рісturе іn уоur hеаd wаѕ. 🎧 Lіѕtеn tо my new аudіо podcast. Just onе mіnutе. One question can make all the difference! Іf уоu'd lіkе tо wоrk wіth mе, rеасh оut аnd lеt mе knоw whаt'ѕ currеntlу ѕtорріng уоu frоm rеасhіng уоur nеxt соmmunісаtіоn gоаl. #glazkovmethod (google me) #speakenglishwithanatoly (IG me)