What preposition should you put after ‘arrive’? ‘At’, ‘in’ or no preposition? 🤷 It depends on the situation! Try this quick quiz and then make your own sentence using ‘arrive’. 😁 Don’t forget to put it in the comments ✍️!

How the Turkish Latin Alphabet Was Born ✍️ Did you know Turkish didn’t always use the Latin alphabet? Before 1928, Turkish was written in a version of the Arabic script. But under Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s leadership, Turkey underwent a major reform to modernize and unify the country — and language was a key part of it. 🔤 In 1928, the Turkish Latin alphabet was officially adopted. Inspired by Western European scripts, it replaced Arabic letters with 29 Latin-based ones — designed to better reflect Turkish pronunciation and boost literacy. Why was this change important? ✅ Easier to learn ✅ More logical for Turkish phonetics ✅ Helped bridge the gap between people and education This was more than a switch in letters — it was a cultural revolution. 📚✊

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Which sentence is correct? 1. She was so tired that she couldn’t hardly keep her eyes open. 2. She was so tired that she could hardly keep her eyes open. 3. She was so tired that hardly could she keep her eyes open. Can you explain why one of these sentences is wrong? I am currently taking new bookings for children of all ages! :)

"Before the interview, make sure to ______ the application form fully and accurately." a) maintain b) complete c) ensure d) operate

"The company will ______ all employees about the schedule changes via email." a) measure b) inform c) replace d) loan

Which one is correct? A. Whoever you are.. B. Whatever you are.. Thank you in advance.

Time to learn a new idiom! Meaning: an ability to not be upset by criticism(Collins Dictionary)

Choose the correct answer.