A teacher asked me if I would go back to work at that place. I said I wouldn't work there anymore, actually. she said it was good, because the last time she had seen me I looked really tired and sleepy. I didn't even open my eyes properly. She even thought that I might be going through depression or something like that. Indeed, when I was stressed and threatened last year, I met a musician who played piano for different churches who said that she would pray for me. I said maybe they just had sympathy for me, but really encouraged me and helped me survive in darkness. she said, no, not only they had sympathy for you, but God guided you into that situation. then she gave me the example of Balaam and His Donkey. then I realized losing that job was a blessing in disguise. 12 Years a Slave; enough was enough. working is good, but trying to do something that is too difficult or too much is not necessary.

Can I use these two interchangeably? (No ill wishes, just learning English) I can't wait for him to die. I can't wait until he dies.

He forced me ....... . A. to study B. study C. studying

I contacted them, but unfortunately, she just told me that I was banned and did not do anything helpful.

To help children get used to taking an online English class, I might give them a small reward as encouragement. Today, just like last week, I took them to their English class, I really hope they start enjoying learning English.

It's difficult to answer. So the first book I ever read was The Little Prince which was actually my first Valentine’s gift. It was given to me with the intention that I start reading books outside of my college textbooks because at that time, I didn’t like reading anything other than what I was required to study. The book was small, colourful, had golden borders, and looked very cute. It mostly had pictures with little texts in it so easy to read for me. And so, I read it.. the first non-academic book I ever finished. At that time, I understood it only on the surface but when I read it again years later, after I started working, I saw its depth differently. It spoke about how we grow up, get busy, and sometimes lose touch with who we really are and our inner child. It also reminded of how I was introduced to reading, and how far I’ve come since then. Back then, I could never have imagined that I’d read so many books one day on different topics, genres, and ideas. But The Little Prince was where it began for me. If I had to name a few books that i consider life changing or impacted me deeply, Man’s Search for Meaning would be one. It was emotional and disturbing at times, but it changed how I saw suffering and purpose. The Alchemist was another.. simple but powerful in how it talks about destiny and faith. Wings of fire was another one i love.

..... she living with her mom? A. Does B. Is

Maybe this can help you if you feel burnt out learning a language.