For C2 Learners: Read the passage carefully. Choose the best answer to the multiple-choice question that follows. The correct answer may require you to interpret implied meaning, recognise tone or attitude, or understand nuanced vocabulary. "Emma had long nurtured a fascination with Italy’s rich cultural tapestry, drawn in particular to its Renaissance art, architectural grandeur, and culinary sophistication. After years of anticipation, she embarked on a meticulously planned fortnight’s journey encompassing Rome, Florence, and Venice. Her itinerary was less about sightseeing in the conventional sense and more a personal pilgrimage through history and heritage. Whether contemplating the majesty of the Colosseum at dusk, navigating the labyrinthine alleys of Venice, or savouring truffle-infused pasta in a quiet Tuscan trattoria, Emma found herself immersed in a sensory and intellectual feast. Reflecting afterwards, she described the experience not merely as travel, but as a profound reconnection with a civilisation that had shaped much of Western thought."

I have heard that few people lost their lives in floods recently. Their houses usually built between mountains which could be easily ruined by debris flow. In fact, according to the past climate records , the areas they lived were safe. It wouldn't suffer from flood, but It did. It seemed like that the extreme weather has been getting more and more in recent few years, especially floods and scorching weather. Summer is not a safe season foe everyone. We should predict all the dangers maybe come from the extreme weather. First, check the weather forecast of the area you live every day. Do something for the emergencies. Second, if you are having a trip, you need to make some strategies for the extreme weather might come in your destinations. After all, you are not familiar with the weather there, especially typhoons in the areas along the seas. Overall, human have been fighting against the nature for thousands years, we must respect it. We need to learn more skills to save oueselves when face extreme weather. If you see a man running to the top a hill while lightning, you may say he is foolish. But what would you do when you are trapped by a flood?

English Vocabulary B1

Does anyone teach me English? I can teach you Chinese

In the last ten years, as the smart phones spreaded rapidly, many people got into of habit of watching short form videos after work. They think that doing something fun with their cute phone is a great way of reducing stress. They usually lie in the couch and watch videos on their phones without doing other things, such as their children's academic development. I have heard many children complained that their parents watched videos on their phones after work , but asked them focused on studying. They heard their parents laughed at living room while watching something fun. The sound made them to be sad. They thought that whay their parents could do whatever they want, but they must dotheir homework. So, if parents are not self-disciplined, their children can also be hard to focus on something, especially for their academic development. I have also seen a father who spent time reading books beside his daughter after work every day. The daughter got a high academic development later.

I'd like to make friends with you. I'm from China, and no one talks to me.

Unlocking the Magic of Turkish: A Language of History, Beauty, and Adventure Have you ever considered learning Turkish? If not, you're missing out on a truly captivating language that's as rich in history as it is beautiful to hear. Beyond being the key to communicating with over 80 million people, learning Turkish is your ticket to a world of cultural discovery. A Language with Deep Roots Turkish is part of the Turkic language family, with roots stretching back thousands of years across Central Asia. Its history is a fascinating journey, influenced by Persian and Arabic as the Ottoman Empire grew. This blend of influences gave Turkish a sophisticated and poetic vocabulary. You'll find many words and expressions that tell a story of empires, trade, and culture. Learning these words is like holding a piece of history in your hands. The Revolutionary Change of Atatürk One of the most dramatic stories in Turkish language history is the language reform of the 1920s. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey, initiated a massive project to modernize the language and literacy rates. The most significant change was the switch from the Ottoman Turkish alphabet (based on Arabic script) to a new Latin-based alphabet in 1928. This move was revolutionary. It made the language more accessible to everyone and played a crucial role in shaping modern Turkey. Today, Turkish is written almost exactly as it sounds, which makes pronunciation much more straightforward for new learners. Explore a Land of Stunning Beauty Learning Turkish isn't just about grammar and vocabulary; it's about connecting with the heart of a country that is absolutely breathtaking. Imagine being able to: Haggle for unique spices in Istanbul's Grand Bazaar. Chat with a local while sipping tea in the magical, fairy-tale landscape of Cappadocia. Learn about ancient history from locals in the ruins of Ephesus. Order a delicious plate of meze and fresh fish on the stunning turquoise coast o

I am an English teacher with decade experience holding degree of master's in English literature

I want to find a pen pal who wants to learn Chinese and can teach me English. If willing, perhaps we can chat on WeChat.

I worked for many years as a volunteer in schools, teaching to vulnerable children whose families were in difficult situations like drugs, crime, abuse, etc. It was a great experience because it made me realise how privileged I was for not having those problems in my life and at the same time I felt it was something that I wanted to do for the rest of my life so I decided to pursue a career about something related, and I chosed politic science and law. For years later, and currently studying at university I've just been accepted to work as a human rights promoter for adults in vulnerable situations. My work will be to help them to get to know their rights and what they can do to have a better life quality and where they have to manage their claims. It makes me feel happy because I feel like I'm contributing to make their lives better.