I woke up early today because I had a class in the first period. I want to sleep but I have to homework tomorrow.

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

Poll: How Would You Branch Out? Vote for your choice! Then, comment with ONE specific thing you'd actually try (e.g., "Thai cooking" or "pottery class").

Hello everyone, I hope you are all doing well. Let’s work on irregular verbs. If you have a question, feel free to check my profile🤝 👉 Conversation | 👉 Test preparation | 👉 Academic and Business English. Have a great day everyone.

Hi everyone! As part of my short reading series, here’s another simple text to help you practise your English. As always, there are some questions at the end for you to think about. Trying Something New A few weeks ago, John decided to try something new. He had always wanted to learn how to cook, but he often felt too busy or unsure where to start. One evening, he found a simple recipe online for shepherd's pie and decided to give it a try. At first, he made a few mistakes. He forgot some ingredients and cooked the food for too long. However, he didn’t give up. The next day, he tried again. This time, he followed the recipe more carefully and took his time. The result was much better, and he felt proud of himself. Now, John cooks several times a week. He says that trying something new was not as difficult as he expected, and it has become something he really enjoys. Do you enjoy cooking? Is there an English dish you would like to try? Comprehension Questions 1. What did John want to learn? 2. Why did he not start earlier? 3. What mistakes did he make the first time? 4. What did he do differently the second time? 5. How does he feel about cooking now? If you enjoyed this, feel free to share your answers or get in touch if you’d like to practise together 🙂

“I’m bored” vs “I’m boring” These two expressions are commonly confused by English learners. Understanding their difference is essential for clear communication. “I’m bored” means you feel uninterested or have nothing to do.Example: I’m bored at home. “I’m boring” means you cause others to feel uninterested.Example: The movie is boring. Activity 1: Choose the correct sentence I am bored / I am boring during long meetings. This book is bored / boring. Activity 2: Complete the sentence I feel ______ when I have nothing to do. My friend is ______ when he talks too much about himself. Activity 3: Create your own sentence. Write one sentence using “I’m bored” and one sentence using “I’m boring.”

If going to school is fun, school life gets better. My university is located right in the heart of the city, so the night view is so beautiful. That’s why, even though I’ve been going to school for a year, I’ve never gotten tired of doing so.

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 came home and watched a Japanese audition show. I’m so excited to see who will debut‼︎

नमस्ते 🙏😊 "In India, we start our day with a hot cup of 'Chai, Do you like tea or coffee? Tell me in the comments in Hindi/ Marathi! "Want to learn more such interesting things?