I am currenlty 17 years old. I finished my secondary school in 2022 with great results I had worked really hard for it. In secondary school I started my hobby of programming web applications which brought me to my current apprenticeship as an IT specialist for application development. My most favourite hobby is going jogging in the park. It will be my first time to participate in the muli-company run in Erfurt in Germany. I really love mashed potatoes with meat balls.

It is 10am already and I have just finished my breakfast. I went for a walk, listened to some English, learnt from the corrections on Italki before. I also had a customer buy a full bag of clothes before I had breakfast. It's been feeling to me like I haven't done much since time flied really fast. Anyway, I am so happy and proud of myself that I have done things with quality, at least.

#Practice English💡 with Quotes 💭 Your harshest critic is always going to be yourself🫵🏼. Don’t🚫 ignore that critic but don’t🙅🏻‍♂️ give it more attention than it deserves. MICHAEL IAN BLACK (comedian)

The Silver Nitrate Crystals is not urgent, a student bought the solution by herself and there is still a little bit left. We don’t need to buy it this time.

Fish, beef, mutton and chicken are traditional foods right here

It’s overcast here. I feel chilly 🥶 The forecast said it will be much warmer from tomorrow.

💻English for work 💯English for study & exams 🧭English for life ____________________________________________________________________ ✨☀✨☀✨ Hi there! When there are two or more ADJECTIVES positioned consecutively in a sentence, there is a preferred order - otherwise it sounds funny. Do you know what that order is? Here is a sentence with two adjectives. Can you put them in the right order? (Say them out loud - does one sound right to you?)

Yesterday, I downloaded an App called Glorify. In this app, I van listen prayers and reflections about the bible. And the next days, I want to try to listening everyday for my diary meditation.

Hi :) Ready? *********** Adjectives and Adverbs ***********