Today, I had a lunch with my friends. We went to the Hawaiian restaurant and I ate a cheeseburger and french fries. It was so delicious! There are popular pancakes so, I want to try this. After that, I bought a lot of clothes at the Internet shopping. I enjoy to receive this.

Hello!! I'm going to work at my part time job today, and I feel good now, so I can do my best!! After my part time job, I want to sleep early because I want to buy a birthday present for my mother, but I don't think what will buy. Anyway I want my mother to be happy tomorrow!

Today, my friend sends me new bracelet. I was so happy and appropriate my friend.

Sure! Here's a short motivational message in the tone of a speaker on stage: --- "Good morning, champions!" Let me remind you of something powerful: you were not born to be average. Every setback you've faced? It's not a wall — it's a stepping stone. Every doubt you’ve heard? Let it fuel your fire. You don’t need the perfect background, the perfect timing, or anyone’s approval. You just need to show up — every day — with discipline, heart, and hunger. Don’t wait for motivation. BE the motivation. Push harder. Get louder. Go further. Because your future? It’s watching what you do today. So get up. Own your power. And go make history. --- Let me know if you want it in Amharic, Spanish, or another style — like a calm tone or for students, athletes, or entrepreneurs.

"Managers often ______ tasks to their team members to focus on strategic planning." a) avoid b) complete c) ignore d) delegate

Today, I went to part time job in this morning. I woke up 7pm so I was so sleepy.🥱 I ate shaved ice.The taste was chocolate! It's so delicious

"Scientists ______ the behavior of birds in the wild to understand their migration patterns." a) ignore b) observe c) disturb d) forget

🕒 Simple Past Struggles? You’re Not Alone! Something I notice a lot, even with intermediate English learners, is how tricky the simple past can be, especially in the negative form. In positive sentences, it’s intuitive: ✔ I knew about the meeting. ✔ We watched a movie. ✔ She called me yesterday. But in the negative… suddenly it changes! ❌ I didn’t knew about the meeting. ← Oops! ✔ I didn’t know about the meeting. ✅ ❌ I didn’t watched the movie. ← Oops! ✔ I didn’t watch the movie. ✅ ❌ She didn’t called me yesterday. ← Oops! ✔ She didn’t call me yesterday ✅ Even though the action is in the past, after “didn’t,” we go back to the base form of the verb (think of the infinitive form). 🕰️ didn’t know (to know) 🕰️ didn’t watch (to watch) 🕰️ didn’t call (to call) Today, this clicked for one of my students. It’s such a simple rule, but easy to miss! 💬 How about you? Have you ever mixed up past tense negatives? Drop an example below (correct or incorrect) and let's chat about it. 😄