There is always an arguement between people who like saving money and the ones who don't. Some people think that saving money can let everything goes easy in the future. Usually they are really good at planning their life and career. They understand that each step of their plan needs to be supported by money. They seldom buy something on impulse. On the other hand, some people just enjoy their life at present. They focus on the quality of their daily life. They spend their money getting good mood. Their lives are full of joys and laughter. So, when they see some items which they really like, they usually purchase them without hesitating. Of course, it's hard to save any money for them. When they are young, emergencies rarely occur in their life, but as they get old, many things might be different. They need pay more attention on health and chidren's education. Each of them needs enough money to work well. So, you need to blance present and the furture when consider saving money or not. If you have made your decision, you definitely know what to do when something attract you very much!

These time, I have a lot of "I don't know". I have been teaching kids of five years old for the first time. I have never taught such small age so I don't know. I can speak a little English but speak for a topic is definately something a challenge for me. My mind gets blank and telling stories are not right up my street. So I don't know too. I don't know how to solve them completely yet but I believe it will get easier avia time.

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Hello everyone, happy New Year 2026! Would you like to try a little Shanghainese quiz? :) Shanghainese： “侬好” ,Please find the correct answer to match this :) A. 你好吗 B. 谢谢 C. 再见 D. 吃了吗

Is there any idiom that describes the following? Or are these natural? You think whatever the fault is, I did it. You think whatever the mistake is, I made it.

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English students, try this! Topic: Travel Phrasal Verbs

Do you know what this idiom means? After years of being disorganized and late for meetings, James decided 'to turn over a new leaf'. What is James actually doing? - check out the quiz for some possible answers - only one is correct.

Recently, it was my birthday. On my birthday, my relatives had a New Year’s party together. First, we met at a restaurant and ate lunch together. We talked a lot while eating, and it was very fun to see everyone after a long time. After that, we all went to my grandmother’s house. This year, 28 people came to the party. Every year, some people cannot come because they are busy, so it is very difficult for everyone to get together. That is why I was very happy to see so many relatives this year.At my grandmother’s house, there were people of many different ages. The oldest person was 82 years old, and the youngest was only 5 years old. I thought it was amazing that people with such a big age difference could enjoy the same time together. At the house, I received New Year’s money from many adults. I was very thankful, but I also felt a little sad because I will not be able to get New Year’s money in the near future. Time passes very fast.We also played bingo together. Everyone was excited, and the room was full of laughter. I was nervous when I chose my prize, but that made the game more exciting. It was one of the best moments of the day.