Most of my Spanish and Italian lower level students confuse these letters (e.. i) so I came up with a plan. At the corner of my virtual classroom I put an image of 👀 a fun reminder for the pronunciation of the letter (i) - Can you help me say it correctly - 1. Do myself make clear? 2. Do I make myself clear? 3. Do clear I make myself?

Today, I'm going to Shibuya for extracurricular study at school. After that, I'm going to eat with my friends and go to karaoke, so I'm really looking forward to it!

Choose the correct answer. - - my - - mine-- 1. This book is.... 2. It is... book. 3. Is this book... 4. It looks like... book. Did you get confused? Book a lesson with me and let's have fun learning English🤓

Valentine's Day Do you know the guy whose name we celebrate on Valentine's day had a rather gruesome history? He died a rather awful death. Nevertheless, there is great love in the story (look it up). What is your favourite quote for Valentine's Day? Mine comes from a poem sometimes read at funerals. It speaks of great love, that the world shouldn't go on any more because their love has died. Does this resonate with you?

"I am not comfortable after eating these peaches." Is this sentence natural? Do you use comfortable in such a sentence? I don't feel it's OK to use it this way. I think it should be: "I don't feel good after eating these peaches." "I don't feel well after eating these peaches." Am I right? Thanks!

I will find a way. Is this sentence have two meanings. 1 intention to find a way. I mean ( I will cook tomorrow) 2 ability to find a away?. I mean ( I'm able to find a way.

Why do we "get over" a cold, a breakup, or even a bad haircut? English is weird, but we’ve got you covered! In this fast episode, we break down "get over" Hit Play NOW and get over the confusion—once and for all! 🎧🔥