This topic reminds me of the three greatest quetions : who are we？ where are we from？ Where are we going to? These questions have been cofusing human beings since the first man appeared on earth. So, people kept looking for the answers generation by generation. Until technology rapidly developed in recently a few decades, people could make some traveling machines to leave the earth and have a limited space travel. Though 50 years have passed, the Voyager 1 is still flying alone in the solar system. It told us that the whole solar system was full of silence and dark besides the earth. We feel frustrated after not finding other lives in the solar system,but we never give up. Human beings still try their best to make more powerful aircrafts to get to further spaces. Whether finding aliens or not, the spirit of never giving up promotes human beings get more stronger in the universe.

I’ve been reading for many weeks now an intriguing and reflective book about a fictional meeting of a well-known philosopher and a physician. The plot was easy to follow, and there are a lot of interesting debates on the story. I liked it a lot and shared the story with a relative. My relative told me about an unexpected twist plot he was foreseeing but he wasn’t too sure about it, just a hunch. This morning I was completely shocked to discover he was right!

OTHER vs ANOTHER ANOTHER = one more, an additional one (singular) I need another cup of coffee. She bought another dress. OTHER = different or remaining (singular or plural) Do you have other books? Some students are here, but the other students are late. Tip: Another = one more of the same kind. Other = different or the rest.

🌟 Today’s homonyms in Kazakh: Бас 🌟 1️⃣ Бас = head 🧑‍🦱 👉 Бүгін басым ауырып тұр. = I am having a headache today. 2️⃣ Бас = to step / to tread 👣 👉 Алға қадам бас. = Do step forward. 👉 Абайла, шалшықты баспа. = Be careful, don’t step on the puddle.

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