Are these sentences OK? I mean I cooked delicious meals for you, and all are on the table. If I say; I set up a nice dining table for you. I prepared a beautiful dining table for you. Or what would you say?

Choose the correct answer.

“Imagine — The Fluent You” This isn’t a lesson. It’s a moment with yourself. In this episode, I’ll guide you to see and feel the fluent version of you — the one who speaks English calmly, confidently, and naturally. You’ll close your eyes, breathe, and imagine what it’s like to speak freely — without fear, without pressure. To sound clear, grounded, attractive, fully yourself. It’s not about learning new words. It’s about becoming the kind of person who speaks fluently — from the inside out. Enjoy this guided meditation, relax and allow the "English version of You" to shine bright! You will find it in my "Podcast" section now. #guided meditation #relaxation #being in the now #focus on your goals&dreams #new you

Do you know the difference between in, on and at? If so, try this quiz! Fill in the blank:

Hello everyone ! My name is fabien . I am 44 . I looking for a language partner in English uk . Thank you . Fab .

Vocabulary and Learning English Vocabulary is one of the most important parts of learning English. Vocabulary means the words we know and use to communicate. The more words you learn, the easier it is to understand others and express your ideas clearly. When you learn new vocabulary, you improve your reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills. Knowing more words helps you understand movies, songs, books, and conversations in English. It also gives you confidence when you speak. A good way to learn vocabulary is to practice every day. You can read short texts, watch videos, or listen to music in English. Writing new words in a notebook and using them in sentences also helps you remember them. Learning vocabulary takes time, but step by step you will see progress. Every new word is a new opportunity to learn and communicate better in English.