Today was a very exhausting day because I had two tests back-to-back. One of them was a Korean test, and although I studied very hard for it, things didn’t go the way I expected. When I first looked at the test paper filled with Korean sentences, my mind suddenly went completely blank. I tried to remember the grammar and vocabulary I had reviewed, but the stress made it difficult to think clearly, and I couldn’t answer all the questions. It was really frustrating, and I felt disappointed in myself because I wanted to show the results of my effort. Still, I know that language learning is a long process, and experiencing these moments is part of getting better. Tomorrow, I have an important presentation at university. Last week, my presentation went a little too long, so I want to reflect on that and make sure I improve this time. Tonight, I’m planning to review my slides, organize my main points more clearly, and practice speaking so that I can keep the presentation within the time limit. I want to explain my research and the issues I discovered in a way that is easy for everyone to understand. I also hope that I can speak with more confidence and stay calm. Although today was difficult, I want to use this experience as motivation to do my best tomorrow and give effective presentation!!

Is there a difference between combine vs merge?

“A hair's breadth” Hello! I’m curious, is this idiom still commonly used in modern speech? Do you hear it often?

Nowadays, returning from a trip and planning a new trip is an important part in our daily life. Trips always bring us relaxation and joy, but meanwhile cost a lot of money. So,in order to travel regularly, we need to save enough money for it. The first thing that we should know is that what place we will get to. Long distance usually means extra budget for transportation. In that case, if we have a tight budget, we need to reduce the money we spend on other things, such as food and hotels. On the other side, if you are on a short distance trip, you can have a loose budget on food and other things. When you have saved enough money for youe trip, everything goes easily. You just need to pack your own stuff. Don't forget the most useful tip that rolling your clothes instead of folding them. That canhelp save room for other essential things, such as medicine. The last thing you need to do is to turn off the aieconditions in your room. I havre seen some people happily returened from their trip, but found that the aircondition has been working for many days.

I am really looking forward to the winter vacation this year. Winter vacation is always a special time for me because it gives me a break from school and a chance to relax. During the school year, I often feel busy and tired because of homework, tests, and club activities. But in winter vacation, I can slow down and enjoy my days without stress. One of the things I enjoy most is spending time with my family. We usually decorate our home, cook warm meals, and watch movies together. It is nice to stay inside when it is cold outside. I also like meeting my friends during the holidays. We sometimes go shopping, visit cafes, or just talk about our plans for the new year. Another reason I am excited is that I can focus on my hobbies. I want to read more books, play video games, and practice drawing. Winter vacation gives me enough time to do these things without worrying about deadlines. Of course, I will also use part of the vacation to review my school subjects so that I can start the new term with confidence. Overall, winter vacation feels like a perfect balance of fun, rest, and personal growth. That is why I am really looking forward to it

Quick English Practice : Complete the sentence with the correct word: I ___ to the cinema last night. (go / went) Reply with your answer in the comments and I’ll check it for you!

Title: 3 Quick Tips to Speak English Confidently 🙂‍↕️ 1. Practice speaking out loud every day. 2. Record yourself and listen to your pronunciation. 3. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes they help you improve! Which tip do you find most useful? 🤍

10 common collocations with *"do"*: 1. Do homework 2. Do the dishes 3. Do exercise 4. Do your best 5. Do business 6. Do the cleaning 7. Do a favor 8. Do research 9. Do your hair 10. Do nothing