If you could travel in time, what country and century would you choose? Would you be more interested in travelling into the future or the past? As for me, I'd be happy to see the 18 or 19th century (or even more recent times) with my own eyes. Not sure if I could live there for my entire life but staying there for a couple weeks, talking with people and seeing their way of life would be awesome.

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New word for all English learners! 🇬🇧 Today we introduce the verb "to fret". Look at the following sentences, can you figure out what this verb means?

That moment when you're standing in line, rehearsing your sentence, but panic when it's finally your turn.

It was overcast today. After school, Mom and I took a detour to the grocery store that was running a promotion. Mom was mainly buying fruits as her plan. But quickly I found an aisle of items that were all priced very low, and I got carried away, filling my cart with various snacks. I knew it was way over our budget, but still I tried my luck, hoping Mom wouldn’t mind. Yet, Mom refused to purchase them, and I had to put them back one by one, which wasted a long time, and embarrassing. I learned my lesson: we must resist impulse buying, no matter the price, or we’ll end up poor.