صَحِّح الخَطَأ -Correct the mistake in each Word.

🎒 BACK TO SCHOOL — ENGLISH CHALLENGE After the holidays, it takes some time to ______ to the routine again. A. get used B. forget C. leave Choose the correct answer! 👇

Fun guy or a mushroom? #vocabulary #LearningEnglish

Choose the correct answer.

🧠 You know English… but can you speak without translating? Try this challenge 👇 💼 Talk about your job for 1 minute: 👉 What do you do? 👉 What does a typical day look like? 👉 What do you enjoy about it? 👉 What would you change? 🚨 No notes. No translator. Just speak. If you know lots of English but freeze when you have to speak, you need more than grammar exercises. You need to practise using English in real conversations. 🗣️ That’s exactly what we work on in my lessons. 💬 Could you do it for 1 minute?

🤔 Do you know which one sounds natural?💸💸

Uncommon advice: If you don't know what to pursue in life right now. Pursue yourself. Pursue becoming the healthiest, happiest, most healed, most present, most confident version of yourself. Then the right path Will reveal itself.

Any other introverts have an appointment at 4 PM and somehow feel like you can't do anything else all day because you have to mentally prepare for the fact that you have an appointment at 4 PM?

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🌟 English Mini Lesson “It slipped my mind.” 🧠 Have you ever forgotten something you were supposed to remember? Instead of simply saying “I forgot,” native speakers often say: 👉 “It slipped my mind.” It means: I forgot about it temporarily. 💬 Examples: — Did you call the dentist? — Oh no! It completely slipped my mind. — You were supposed to send me the email yesterday. — I’m sorry! It slipped my mind. ✨ Useful alternatives: • I forgot. • I completely forgot about it. • It just slipped my mind. • I totally forgot. 💡 Your turn! Your friend asks: “Did you remember to buy milk?” 🥛 What would you say if you forgot? 👉 “Sorry, it __________.” Fill in the blank in the comments! 😊