How was your week? how can I help you with English? can you see my screen? I am going to work tomorrow I took my son to the park i'm going to do the laundry i'm going to do the laundry and dry my clothes what kind of work? I won't go back to China this year Beijing is far from Guangdong I am not going to outside at night

Today is my birthday. I was happy that everyone celebrated with me. I ate sushi and birthday cake. They were so delicious. The gifts made me really happy too. It was a special day thanks to my family and friends.

I usually eat lunch with my friends. They are very good friends, so I like eating lunch with them!!

I’m looking for my bsf 🤡

I’ll describe a word in English, and you have to guess it! I am something you can hold but not touch. I can take you anywhere, but I never move. What am I? Comment your answers below! Want to practice speaking? Book a lesson and we’ll talk about these riddles in English!

I'll turn 20 years old in a few days. So today my family celebrated my birthday! My mother made me dishes I requested and a cake with a lot of fruit on it🎂And my older sister gave me presents for me.There were some cosmetics that I wanted.I was so happy! When I become 20, I want to drink alcohol with my family!!

Hello native English speakers and English learners. Which of these is correct? 1a)I felt good mood today. 1b)I am in a good mood today. 2a)He set a world record. 2b)He made a world record. 3a)He is our common friend. 3b)He is our mutual friend. 4a)Where is the capital of Japan. 4b)What is the capital of Japan? 5)I will do anything I can for you. 5b)I do anything I can for you.

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Do you know the difference between past simple and present perfect? One common challenge for English learners is understanding the difference between the present perfect and the past simple tenses. The past simple is used for actions that happened at a specific time in the past, like “I visited Paris last year.” In contrast, the present perfect is used for experiences or actions that happened at an unspecified time or that have relevance to the present, like “I have visited Paris.” The confusion often comes from how similar the sentences sound, but the subtle difference lies in whether the focus is on when it happened (past simple) or the result or experience (present perfect).

I have two English classes today, so I am going to university now…