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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!

Yesterday, we had a safety drill at school. It happened suddenly in the evening, and the alarm rang loudly. I was in class with my friend, and both of us were very surprised. We didn’t know the drill would happen at that time, so the sound of the alarm made everyone nervous. Right after the alarm rang, we expected an evacuation announcement. However, no instructions were given for a while, so the classroom became noisy. Some students were worried, and others were confused because they were not sure what to do. I talked quietly with my friend while waiting, but we both felt a little anxious. Finally, the evacuation order was announced, and everyone started to move. We used the stairs and walked out of the school building. The teachers guided us outside, and they made sure everyone moved calmly and safely. When we reached the yard, the teachers gave us water and emergency food. The emergency food was gomoku rice. It could be eaten without heating, but I decided to warm it up in the microwave. After heating it, the rice smelled nice and tasted very good. Many students were trying it for the first time, so everyone talked about how it tasted. Even though the drill made us nervous at first, I think it was a good experience. If something real happens in the future, we will know what to do and how to stay calm. I hope we will never face a real emergency, but I’m glad we practiced together.

English Grammar: Tenses

Here is Episode 2 of my podcast "Art of Asking Questions." The topic is the simple yet powerful question: "What's Important to You?" Hopefully it can inspire you to try and make deeper, more genuine connections with those around you.

Lately, many people around me are catching colds, so I’m trying to be vevy careful. I don’t want to get sick, especially now when I have a lot to do. To keep my immune system vevy strong, I’ve started eating yogurt every day. My favorite yogurt'flavor are strawberry and bulueberry!! I’m not sure if it’s scientifically perfect, but it makes me feel like I’m doing something good for my body. Also, I really believe in the saying “Illness begins with the mind.”in Japanese Yamai ha Ki kara. It’s kind of like my personal motto. When I think positively and take care of myself mentally, I feel that my body responds better too. So even if I’m worried about getting sick, I try not to stress too much and instead focus on healthy habits and a positive mindset. Another small but happy thing happened recently!!I did a little gift exchange and received a new item. It’s simple, but it made my day good. I love that kind of small interaction where something ordinary becomes meaningful. Every time I wear it, it reminds me that even small connections or acts of kindness can brighten daily life. Overall, I’m trying to take care of my health and appreciate the little things around me. Everyone, please take care of your health.

Interest may be on a whim, but it is difficult to stick to it. Therefore, we need like-minded partners to go hand in hand.