🎯 One Word, Many Meanings: "Çekmek" in Turkish 🇹🇷 Did you know that a single Turkish verb can mean all of this? 😲 Meet “çekmek” — one of the most versatile words in the Turkish language! ✨ Meanings of “çekmek” include: 🔹 To pull – Kapıyı çek! (Pull the door!) 🔹 To take (a photo/video) – Fotoğraf çekelim mi? (Shall we take a photo?) 🔹 To suffer – Çok acı çekti. (He/she suffered a lot.) 🔹 To attract – Dikkatini çektim mi? (Did I get your attention?) 🔹 To draw (money) – Bankadan para çekti. (He/she withdrew money from the bank.) 🔹 To inhale (a breath or smoke) – Derin bir nefes çekti. (He/she took a deep breath.) 🧠 Why it matters: Understanding words like “çekmek” helps you get to the heart of how Turkish works — it's all about context. One word can open the door to many meanings! 📌 Pro tip: Keep a small list of "multi-meaning" verbs — they're common and powerful tools in daily conversation.

🧠 Grammar Question of the Day During the school debate, Mia said, “If everyone ___ their phones off during lessons, we would all concentrate much better.” 🎤📱📚 Which word correctly completes the sentence? A. turn off B. turned off C. turns off D. had turned off 📚 About the classes I offer: ☕ Adults I provide relaxed English conversation classes designed to build fluency and confidence in a friendly, no-pressure setting. These lessons are all about natural discussion, useful vocabulary, and enjoying the flow of real conversation. 📚 Kids & Teens ✨ Conversation and Discussion Class – Kids (Ages 4–17) Helps children speak naturally, confidently and clearly through fun topics and guided conversation. 📖 Reading & Comprehension Lessons – Kids (Ages 4–17) Boosts vocabulary, reading confidence and critical thinking with engaging stories and interactive comprehension activities. 🧩 Custom English Programme – Kids (Ages 4–17) Personalised lessons tailored to your child’s goals, whether that’s speaking, writing, grammar or school support. 🔤 Phonics & Pronunciation Focus – Kids (Ages 4–15) Builds clear pronunciation and phonics skills with fun games, reading aloud, and practice drills. 🧠 Grammar Made Simple – Kids (Ages 6–17) Breaks grammar down into easy explanations with examples, games, writing support and activities. 💬 New students are always welcome. Feel free to message me anytime if you’d like to have a trial class! ✨📩

Today I listend to "Hey Jude" song by The Beatles. I used to listen to this song when I was kid. It was very nostalgic to hear it after a long time.

"When creating an online account, you should ______ a strong password to protect your information." a) interpret b) terminate c) select d) forget

"Before submitting your essay, make sure to ______ it for any spelling mistakes." a) overlook b) check c) rush d) forget

I went to karaoke and stayed at my friend's house. We had a lot of fun talking.

I played with my friends until midnight yesterday, so I wasn't be able to get up today. I'm going to my part time today, and I want to sleep early today.

"The engineers worked hard to ______ the technical issue before the product launch." a) create b) contaminate c) sort out d) complicate

I'm pretty depressed because I'm going to school early in the morning and I'm going to do physical education, but if I get over it tomorrow, I'll do my best! good night

Today I worked part time job. I’m holding back from eating now, but I really want to eat donuts. But I didn’t eat it! I want to eat only on special occasions. Thank you for reading.