*Challenges of Living with a Partner* Living with a partner can be a good experience, but it also has some challenges. When two people share a home, they must learn how to live together. This is not always easy, especially at the beginning. People have different habits. One person may like to clean often, while the other is more relaxed. This can cause small arguments. Another challenge is sharing responsibilities. Both people should help with housework, cooking, and shopping. If one person does more work than the other, it can feel unfair. Talking and making a plan can help avoid problems. Money is also an important topic. Partners must agree on how to spend and save. Some people like to spend money on fun, and others like to save. This can cause stress. Personal space is another issue. Everyone needs some time alone. Living together all the time can be hard if partners don’t respect each other’s space. In the end, living with a partner takes work. Good communication, respect, and teamwork are important. If both people try to understand and support each other, they can live happily together and solve problems more easily.

Such an awful feeling it is when, after finishing a project, you realize it hasn’t been saved—and even worse, there’s no trace of it ever existing. That happened to me this morning. I put a lot of effort on a personal project and found out there was no trace of it. Regret and sadness completely crossed my mind. It can be done again although like in a spontaneous photo, the first shot is the most emotional and in this case I put a lot of effort on it. However, there’s always a chance to learn from mistakes, next time I’ll be more aware and cautious.

5 useful idioms for IELTS speaking.

I am Arabic Native speaker, I love my language, Also passionate with learning new languages, One of the beloved one is English, I believe that interact with natives daily or at least continuously is a great way to achieve your goal, to become a fluent or at least speaks and understand well, If someone wants to have this experience, it will be most welcome

Me as a Teacher I can help with pronunciation, phrasal verbs, prepositions, basic vocabulary and basic general conversational skills about general topics. I only tutor students that are 16 years old or older. Students must be able to comprehend basic questions without much difficulty to take this class. If you frequently struggle to understand basic spoken American English questions/instructions then I won't be able to tutor you. I only tutor students that are A2 level or higher.

My country is very hero people and over 80 language speakers

It's never to late to practice Have a lesson with me and be confident in speaking You will feel comfortable , easy and motivated! ^^

The bar chart clearly shows the percentage of students' acquirement from their labor practice courses in a certain university. Notably, improving practice skills and learning related knowledge account for 84.8% and 91.3%,the top two highest among the four categories .Meanwhile, enhancing the ability of cooperation and feeling better in mood make up 32.6% and 54.4%,respectively. There are two fundamental and meaningful impact on this kind of course. To begin with, the improved practice skills can help undergraduates know the knowledge better and bring the knowledge from books into reality. Moreover, students undergo enormous competition from professional and academic lives. Attending practice lessons can release their pressure and are good for their mental health. In my opinion, practice lessons are overall positive and inspiring .Although it have not be popular through all over the China, it will no doubt go further and lead to future prospect.

In Episode 89 of 111 Tips for Learning a Language, I share how repetitive and automated activities—walking, jogging, practicing music, doing laundry, or simply breathing—help you learn a language more deeply. Science shows that repetitive tasks quiet the prefrontal cortex, free up working memory, and strengthen the hippocampus for better vocabulary and grammar retention. Movement, rhythm, and breath open the mind to fluency. In this episode, I guide you on how to weave language learning naturally into daily routines, turning life’s rhythms into powerful allies for memory, speaking, and listening.

Well, autumn is about to kick in. 3 months went by just like a couple of days. What have I been doing all this time? Let me think... Well, i bought myself a switch 2, and I mercilessly wasted one month on a shitty job for the sake of it! Only two weeks came after I got the console, and now it serves as a dust collector on my shelf! Great money and time investment, isn't it? Okay, what about the other two months? Well, I had a good time playing ps 5 almost all the time and hanging out with friends a few times a week, but nothing really exciting happened. But do you need your summer to be unique? To be fascinating, exciting and something like that? I wouldn't say that I spent these 3 months badly. Okay, I wouldn't say that I spent them incredibly great either, but come on, it was a deserved rest before the last school year.