For many, the idea of mastering a new language feels overwhelming. There are grammar rules to understand, words to memorize, and fears of making mistakes. But what if I told you that the most important ingredient in this journey isn’t intelligence or even talent—it’s encouragement? Whether you're the one learning or you're supporting someone who is, know this: English is a bridge—a bridge to new opportunities, new friendships, and a wider world. But no one crosses that bridge alone. Every learner needs someone to remind them why they started, to cheer them on when they stumble, and to celebrate the progress that might feel invisible at times.

It's been a while since I went to a club activity. I have more new friends. After that, we all went out to eat.

Today, I could not get over my cold again, so I absent from school. However, there was a good news for me! I hope I get better tomorrow. Thank you for reading.

Today I went to Onsen. Onsen are traditional Japanese baths. I love them! I felt so good!

Yam and egg . Because it is lite

I would like to get new clothes but I don’t have enough money to buy them. So I’m planning to take my mom to the store and ask her to buy them. If she does I’d like to do something nice in return. I’d really appreciate.

I’m full because I ate last night dinner in the morning, so I almost fell asleep on the train.

Listen to my sneak preview of the latest BBC People Fixing the World episode. What do you make of it?

How should I understand this sentence? Why use the article A to modify a person's name Winton? When most people stand up, is a shocked Winton being watched? And the second sentence, if a position is filled in the horizontal line, can both of or in be used as appropriate prepositions? I used a translator, please forgive me if there is any inconsistency.