Monday makes me burdened Monday is coming again. Monday makes me burdened. It's been almost six months since I started a new job. I've made a lot of mistakes and I'm still nervous and worried if I make a new mistake every day. Monday means there are still five days more when I would make any mistakes and something unexpected would happen. I'm stressed and worried. Someone said that you have to stand the time when it is boring, hard and uncertain. Is this that time? Can I improve my skills?

The Irony Every weekend, or on any holiday I feel Irony. I like to lie on my bed and chilling and I love sleep late and wake up late. Sleeping long makes me stressed out. At the same time, however, I feel guilty for doing nothing. This is an irony. I want to sleep and rest, but feel guilty for being lazy. Today, I thought of going to see a movie which my favorite actor appears in but I gave up with bothering. I put off something to do and I have to do tomorrow so I'm going to be busy tomorrow. How ridiculous I am! Fortunately, I did some simple household chores. I decided to writing English sentences but I come close to forgetting it if I haven't opened my laptop. Doing something hard is bothering but doing nothing makes me guilty.

What a coincidence! I started to subscribe Netflix finally! There are many kinds of contents but not many I want exactly. I wanted to learn English daily communication and many sentences so I wanted to English TV series. I don't like just love story and comedy. (By the way, searching contents in Netflix is pretty uncomfortable.) I accidentally found a good TV series-Scorpion which is same as my nickname in Netflix. What a coincidence! It made me try to watch the first episode and I loved it! It was awesome! I envied the geniuses in the drama. I can't wait to watch it and learn English with it!-it's not that good for daily communication tho xb hehe I like it. To study and practice speaking and listening, I will watch it with and without subtitles again and again. Is there any good TV series you want to recommend in Netflix??

I hope I write notebooks regularly I felt I'm not good at especially speaking and writing-expressions and I thought I have to practice writing and speaking. I can make simple sentences but I'm not fluent in making complicated sentences like explaining in detail. So, I decided to practice writing English with Italki notebook! I just hope I write notebooks regularly. Today I wanted to watch a TV show again. The TV has replay program but it offers some replays at least 3 weeks later for free. Unfortunately, I watched the program just 3 weeks ago and there's no replay for free. It's been some weeks I leaved work comparatively earlier and I had time to enjoy the night! However I didn't know what to do without watching TV. I just turn on the TV and surfed channels again and again. Now I finally started to studying English. So now what can I do for me?

writing 3 sentences each; need to/dont need to/must/had better Hello I learned some expressions and I made 3 sentences each. Could you correct them if there are unnatural sentences? I always appreciate you :) 1. need to - You need to fill in this document. - She needs to submit the final report. - You need to learn Vietnamese. 2. don't need to - You don't need to submit the additional documents. - You don't need to tell me details. - I think she doesn't need to go to see a doctor. 3. must - You must get in the line. - She must take his class in this semester to graduate. - You must take off your shoes. 4. had better - You'd better not cry or he won't come. - You'd better not listen to the news. - She had better wear a muffler.

by/until/till Hello :) I learned new expressions and I made 5 sentences each with the expressions. Could you correct them? By the way, is 'till' more informal than 'until'? Thank you for your time :) 1. until - Study until you die. - Can you hold the rope until I go down? - I kept practicing until I enter the interview room. - She always turns off her cellphone until she finishes her study. - Maggie stayed there until her friend came. 2. by - I have to submit the resume by tomorrow. - We are expecting that the package will arrive by Wednesday. - She will finish it by this afternoon. - You can get a membership card by this week. - If you want to get a refund, please bring the product with the receipt by the end of this week. 3. from ~ to ... - He lived from hand to mouth but he loved his job. - She did volunteer work from January to August. - I have to work there from September to next February. - At that night, he had to walk from downtown to his home. - They scanned me from head to toes. 4. till - The store is open till 7 pm. - You know I lived in America till I was 11. - Could you please wait till Jane come? - I want to keep reading this book till this bus stops. - Emily told me she could be there till midnight.

writing practice : though/although/even though/ I learned some expressions-though, although and even though. I made examples of them. Could you check and correct them, please? I think some of my sentences sound unnatural or a little weird. I want to improve my English writing skills. Thank you 1. Though - Though it was a comic movie, it wasn't that funny. - I wore the shirt though it was big to me. - He kept studying English every day though he was very busy. - Jaemin did his best though he lost. - Though you spent many hours in it, the result is not that good. 2. ~, though - I like your fashion style. Most will not, though. - She has many guy friends, though. - No one of us knows if this strategy works, though. - They will smile to you, though. - You did do your best. It's him who doesn't know that you did, though. 3. Although - Although the product harms our bodies, it was sold out because of the sale event. - Although it's known that media content is not good for their kids, many of parents give one them. - Although he couldn't afford to buy the goods, he lost his temper and decided to buy all of them. - Although she didn't have enough time for her homework, she helped her friend first. - Although he got many love calls from a lot of teams, he remained in the team as a team leader. 4. Even though - Even though he died, many fans still love him. - Even though it's stormy, people gathered at the square. - Even though you don't care about it, I think she will do. - Even though a wide range of jewelry is displayed here, no one is mine. - Even though he was young, he shouldn't be excused.

show/tell Hello :) I made some examples of expressions which I learned. Could you correct them if there's any mistake? Thanks a lot! * show sth to sb - Wait a second. I'll show my album to you. - He showed his artwork to me. - Magicians hardly show their secrets to the audience. - Can I show the pictures of you to my friends? - They showed the present prepared to the kids. * tell sb sth - Could you tell me how to use this machine? - She told me that she was my manito. - I remember that he told you not to take pictures. - My friend told me the story of the movie. - I'm not sure if he told me something or not.

have no trouble/ the first order of business/ first and foremost Today, I learned some new expressions and I made examples of them. Could you correct them? Thank you! * have no trouble - I'm sure that I have no trouble caring your dogs. - She had no trouble in Germany. - He had no trouble driving a car in the UK even though he has droved in America forever. - Although Jane was worried about her son, he had no trouble at school. - He has been in China when he was in high school so he has no trouble with Chinese. * The first order of business - The first order of business is to set the tools for the experiment. - The first order of business is reading economy books. - The first order of business for the party is inviting your friends. - The first order of business is sitting in front of your desk and then you would concentrate on study. - The first order of business is turning off your phone. * First and foremost - First and foremost is doing it first. - You should think what is first and foremost and you can work efficiently. - The teacher reminded his students that first and foremost is staying the place not to go anywhere if they are separated from their parents. - First and foremost is calling 911. - She thought that first and foremost was cleaning her room.