I stay at home almost all the day. I feel both comfortable and weird. I feel comfortable because it is my characteristic or my habit since I can do things better when no one disturbs. I do want to go out at times during the day but just with my family or close ones. I feel weird because I feel not as confident and knowledge as others or I don't have enough relationships which maybe I need for a better future. I do know that small things I have have come hugely from relationships. I think that changing a bit of myself to be more extroverted and unchanging the introvert me is the best for now.

Dear all, Please can I ask a favor? I just saw the staff bus arrangement for xx on xx showed that the bus return from school at 18:10pm. But the duty that I was arranged would be 5:30-6:30 pm which means I can't catch the bus. I am happy to do the duty at any slot as long as I can catch the bus because the return bus from school was at 19:20pm in the past years. Is that possible that anyone who doesn't need to catch a bus would like to swap with me. I am sure there are many people who live in XX district where close to our school. Many thanks.

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Some more native expression for you guys today!

1.I felt a pang of envy when recalled her beauty and mature personality. 2.They looked with envy at her close family. 3.Her classmates were green with envy. 4.I couldn't conceal my envy of her. 5.I envy her beauty and mature personality. 6.I envy you good looks. 7.I envy you having such close family. 8.I don't envy you that bad job. 9.I don't envy you being a teacher.

Here's how to say "thank you" in three different levels of English: Formal English: "I sincerely appreciate it." Standard English: "Thanks a lot!" Slang English: "Cheers, mate!" What other ways are there to say "thank you"? Write your ideas in the comments below! :)

What is the verb for "to speak or write in favor of something"? . . . . . a) Advocate b) Oppose c) Avoid

In Tunisia 🇹🇳 there are so many options to choose from, but the Traditional cuisine offers coffee, olive oil, boiled eggs, honey and Mlewi (Tunisian wrap bread) or Ftayer (Fried Pie)..

In Slovakia, people enjoy a variety of entertainment activities that reflect the country’s cultural heritage, natural beauty, and modern influences. Here’s how people entertain themselves: 1. Outdoor Activities: • Hiking and Nature: Slovakia’s stunning landscapes, including the High Tatras, national parks, and scenic trails, attract nature enthusiasts. Hiking, cycling, and skiing are popular. • Skiing and Snowboarding: In winter, resorts like Jasná and Štrbské Pleso are favorite spots for winter sports. • Thermal Baths: Slovakia is known for its hot springs, and spa towns like Piešťany and Rajecké Teplice offer relaxing getaways. 2. Traditional Folklore and Festivals: • Slovaks participate in folk festivals showcasing traditional dances, music, and costumes. • Events like Jánošík Days or the Detva Folklore Festival are opportunities to celebrate Slovak traditions. 3. Music and Arts: • Slovaks enjoy music concerts, from classical performances at the Slovak Philharmonic to contemporary music festivals like Pohoda. • Visiting museums and art galleries, such as the Slovak National Gallery in Bratislava, is a favorite pastime. 4. Exploring History: • Visiting castles and historical sites, such as Spiš Castle or Bojnice Castle, is a common leisure activity. • Slovaks also enjoy exploring UNESCO heritage sites and learning about their history.