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I did a lot of preparation for my trip to Korea on the weekend. On Saturday, I went to my part-time job in the morning after that I went to a nail salon in the evening. The nail artist was a Filipino woman. I was surprised because she spoke Japanese very well‼︎ I really liked my nails because she made a design that I couldn’t do by myself. The nails had a green and pink and they were very cute.💚🩷 I want to go there again. On Sunday, I also went to my part-time job in the morning and went to a hair salon in the evening. I had been bleaching my hair for a long time, so it was very light. However, I wanted to have black hair for my trip to Korea, so I dyed it black. My previous hair salon was very expensive, so I went to a salon that my friend recommended. The staff were very kind, and I enjoyed talking a lot about K-pop with them‼︎ Now I think I'm ready for my trip to Korea.✨ I'm really excited. I don’t forget anything important, such as my passport and valuables.

The sports shoe in the box are new. What is the synonym of new? A. unused B. unclean C. untidy

Daily English Expressions! Day 19: To spill the beans Example: “I know you saw everything. Spill the beans” Which of these is a correct usage of “Spill the beans” A: Tracy spilled the beans, telling me about her opinion on orange cars. B: Matt tried really hard to get Thomas to spill the beans about the recent drama, but he wouldn’t tell him anything. C: I was having a hard time getting through airport security, so i spilled the beans. D: I spilled the bean. Just one.

I have classes starting with the second period today. Last night, I went to a sauna in Saitama Prefecture with some friends. I did two sessions. The first one was insanely hot—I thought I was going to die—but the cold plunge afterward was pure heaven. I really love saunas because they completely wash away my fatigue. There’s a huge difference in how tired I feel between weeks when I go and weeks when I don’t. I definitely want to go at least once a week. I’d love to take a trip around the country to visit different saunas. If I’m being honest, I’d also like to try saunas overseas. The one I want to visit most is in Finland. There, the cold plunge is a natural lake—it’s freezing cold, so it seems like it would feel absolutely amazing. I want to go there at least once before I die.

Choose the correct answer.

Recently, I have started thinking more seriously about how I use my money. I have noticed that my money disappears much faster than I expect. Even though I work part-time and earn money, I sometimes spend it without thinking carefully. When I check how much money I have left, I am surprised because I do not remember spending that much. Because of this, I have started paying more attention to my spending. I want to understand where my money is going and stop buying things that I do not really need. For example, I sometimes buy food or small things just because I want them at that moment. Each purchase is not very expensive, but these small expenses can become a lot of money over time. I also want to save more money for things that are important to me in the future. I think it is better to think before buying something instead of regretting it later. I do not want to stop spending money completely, because I also want to enjoy my life. However, I want to find a better balance between spending and saving. From now on, I will try to manage my money more carefully and think about whether I really need something before buying it. I hope I can become better at managing my money.

Vocab Challenge (B2) #day5

Something in your home has stopped working. How can you explain what needs doing? Use need + -ing to describe a necessary job: “The tap needs fixing.” “The window needs cleaning.” “The battery needs replacing.” The thing before “needs” receives the action. The tap does not fix anything: someone needs to fix it. Compare: “I need to clean the window.” “The window needs cleaning.” Your turn: complete each sentence with the correct form. 1. The door needs ___ (paint). 2. I need to ___ (replace) the battery.