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I caught the flu and had to stay in bed for several days. At first, I thought I was getting a little better, so I planned to visit my friend’s house. However, right before leaving, I suddenly felt warm and noticed that my body didn’t feel right. I decided to cancel the plan because I didn’t want to push myself too hard. That night, my fever went up to 39 degrees, and I had a really difficult time dealing with the chills and exhaustion. Looking back, I am truly glad that I didn’t go to my friend’s house. If I had forced myself to go, my condition might have gotten even worse, and I could have caused trouble for everyone. Resting at home was the best choice, and it reminded me how important it is to listen to my body when I’m not feeling well.

challenge the multiple pronunciation of characters 这根长长的竹子长得更长了

The Great Languages Challenge can be completed during a planned lesson or also set as a language-themed homework task.

This week was really full of great memories. First, I went to the JICA museum for a course field trip. We looked around the exhibits and learned about international cooperation and the history of people working around the world. It was interesting to see real photos and documents, and it made me think a lot about different countries and cultures. A few days later, I went to Showa Kinen Park with my girlfriend to see the autumn leaves. It was the last day of the season, so we were lucky. The trees were red and yellow, and the view was beautiful. We walked around slowly and took many photos together. The time felt very peaceful and special. After that, we celebrated the birthday of her friend. The three of us ate cake, talked a lot, and had a fun time. I was happy to join their celebration and laugh together. Finally, it was my girlfriend’s birthday. We went on a night cruise to celebrate. The city lights and the water looked amazing. I gave her a scarf as a present. I hope it keeps her warm this winter. When she smiled, I felt really happy. It was a perfect ending to the week.

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Step Off Campus: Refresh Your Weekend and Explore a Wider World Instead of confining yourself to campus on weekends, stepping outside can breathe new life into your routine—and even help you grow in unexpected ways. When you break free from the familiar campus boundaries, you’ll discover a world full of fresh experiences, diverse people, and valuable lessons waiting for you. There’s no shortage of places to go or things to do once you step out. For a taste of real-world work environments, you could visit offices that align with your interests: a tech startup’s bright, collaborative workspace, a law firm’s busy yet precise atmosphere, or an economic consulting agency where data and strategy take center stage. These visits won’t just satisfy curiosity—they might also give you clearer insights into future career paths. If you prefer a more down-to-earth vibe, head to a morning market: the bustle of vendors calling out, the smell of freshly baked bread or local snacks, and the friendly haggling with stall owners will let you feel the warmth and kindness of everyday citizens up close. For relaxation with friends, a trip to the seaside is perfect: soak up the sun on the beach, listen to the waves crash, and chat freely about life—moments like these can ease academic stress and strengthen your bonds. Or, strike up a conversation with an older person, whether it’s a retired teacher at a park or a shopkeeper who’s lived in the area for decades. Their stories, life advice, and perspectives on the world are often far more vivid and profound than what you’ll find in textbooks, and you’ll leave with lessons that stay with you long after the weekend ends. Every time you leave campus for a new place, you’re not just “going out”—you’re giving yourself a chance to experience life from a different angle. The world beyond your campus gates is wonderful, dynamic, and ready for you to explore. So why not take that first step this weekend? This is my composition，How about it?

I was really busy last week. I found a new part-time job in stationary store and started to learn everything. I thought it was not too difficult to do and could interacted with people was interesting! I liked having small chat with customers, helping them to find whatever they want and creating the memorable experience for them. And recently, I also started to think about my future. I plan to study aboard for three months but I’m still considering which counties should I go. Korea have a class that teacher will use Korean in the whole class so that I can improve my listening and speaking a lot. However, I also would like to study in America because maybe fluent in English will more beneficial to my long term.

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Being able to talk on a wide variety of topics is really helpful for getting a higher mark on the IELTS test. In this podcast I will help you to form opinions and ideas for Speaking Part 3 and Writing Part 2. You can also book a private lesson with me on my profile. Hope to see you in a lesson soon!