Which sentence uses the past tense correctly? A. Yesterday, I eat pizza for lunch. B. Tomorrow, I played soccer with friends. C. Last night, I watched a funny movie. D. Today, I was waking up late. 🗳️ Pick the best answer and explain why it's correct! 📘 Want to understand grammar like a pro? 🎓 I offer fun and thoughtful lessons for young learners—message me for details about my lesson packages!

I can’t ______ the noise from the construction site anymore! a) put on b) put up with  c) put off

Are these sentences OK? I called a restaurant, etc. for a take-out order. If I say; I'm here to pick up my take-out order. or I've come to pick up my take-out order.

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Today, I want to write about one of my friends. We’ve been friends since elementary school, but we really started talking more in junior high. She’s the kind of person who talks to everyone and makes friends easily, so we quickly became close.She invited me to join the part-time job she was doing, and thanks to her, I’m now working at a wonderful place. Thank you so much, my friend!!

"We need to ______ early tomorrow to avoid traffic on our road trip." a) set up b) set off c) set aside d) set down

This week, it was really hard to remember all the new moves for our Yosakoi dance. Every time we learn a new choreography, I try to keep dancing again and again until I can do it naturally. First, I watch the practice videos many times. I focus on the movements and how the seniors dance. Then I listen to the song carefully. On my way to and from school, I always listen to the music and imagine myself dancing. It helps me remember the timing and rhythm. After that, I actually move my body and practice the dance over and over until it becomes part of me. This is my routine for learning new dances. Sometimes I feel tired, but when I can finally dance the whole choreography smoothly, I feel really happy. I want to find a more efficient way to memorize the moves, but for now, I think this is the best method for me.

Today, I ate my mom’s food. I came back to my hometown yesterday. It’s after a long interval. My hometown is always cool in summer, so I want to stay here forever. But I have to go to university. It’s summer vacation soon, and I’m going back here as soon as possible. I will meet my old friends then. I love my hometown.

Today, I had a yakiniku party at home with my friend. We grilled a lot of meat and enjoyed delicious food together. We also talked a lot about school, summer plans, and random things. It was really fun and made me feel happy. I’m glad we could spend such a relaxing evening!

Hi, and welcome back to Captain Seasalt and the ABC Pirates with Teacher Alyse! Today, we’re going on an adventure to learn words that start with the letter S. Are you ready? Listen carefully, repeat after me, and then try reading them on your own. Squirrel, sunflower, sea lion, seahorse, starfish, snail, strawberry, sea turtle, snapping turtle, salamander, sloth, squid, swan Great job! Keep practicing, and if you’d like free flashcards to follow along, send me a message. You can also watch this Super Simple Songs Captain Seasalt video on YouTube to learn even more! See you next time—bye for now!