I had a really good time.

Hablantes de Español, estudiantes de Inglés:👉 -I can’t believe she pulled it off!⚡ -It's an ambitious plan, so let's see if we can really pull it off.

The weather has become colder and colder recently. Exercise regularly, and you will grow much healthier. You’re only fifteen years old and you smoke? These shoes are old but comfortable. We planned a trip to the beach, but it was cancelled because of bad weather. He hasn't set off yet. You don’t have the training for the job, nor do you have the experience. Be careful, or else you'll get lost. Wait until tomorrow and then you'll be able to buy the book. Everyone agreed with the choice, but not for the reason that I thought they would. That book is neither interesting nor accurate. Not only my friends but also my sister is here. Either you or he is wrong. He as well as his friends is very happy. The coach as well as his team is ready to go. Knowledge illuminates the mind, just as sunlight illuminates the world.

The Animals’ Rights and Wellbeing Protection Law that is going to come into force next September 29 in Spain has not into account all the animals. Hunting dogs, bulls, horses, as well as those used in animal medical experimentation, wild animals and other species are excluded. It is a step toward the recognition of the animals’ rights but just a shy, insufficient one. An Animal’s Protection Law should protect all the animals, shouldn’t it?

He is a very astute saleman.他是位非常精明的商人。

Japanese People and Cats(4) Third, changes in the residential environment have also contributed to the preference for cats. Unlike in the past, when most people lived in single-family detached houses, more and more people are now living in apartments. In a detached house, one might have had a lot of dogs to protect the house, but in an apartment, one doesn't have to. Japanese people, who are reluctant to cause inconvenience to others, have come to think that cats are a more appropriate choice than dogs in noise-sensitive apartments. Some experts analyze that the cat boom is also related to the economic downturn. When the economy is good, one can raise a dog in a large house with a yard, but when the economy is bad, one raises a cat because everyone in the family has to go out to work. In Japan, the number of cats increased significantly during the oil crisis. The long-term recession that began in the 1990s was an important turning point for the Japanese in raising many cats. Fourth, the cost issue cannot be ignored. Of course, it varies from breed to breed, but in general, cats are less expensive and require lower maintenance costs than dogs. Above all, there are many types of mandatory vaccinations for dogs, such as rabies, and dog owners must also buy medical insurance. Cats, on the other hand, have relatively fewer visits to the hospital. According to estimates by the pet industry, raising a pet cat costs about 40% less than raising a pet dog. For Japanese people, who have been enduring stagnant economic conditions for decades, switching to cats is a realistic option. So in Japan, there are sarcastic remark that says dogs are a symbol of wealth.

Thank you very much! Can we do it on Tuesday? Friday evening also works for me, so she doesn’t need to wake up early. But Tuesday is also good!

IELTS confusing words & false friends

Today is sunny, with a clear sky stretching far and wide. During my free reading time, I stumbled upon a book called "Invention Stories For Kids." Its crude yet captivating illustrations reminded me of my dad's random mouse-drawing. Shockingly, I discovered that before the invention of bog rolls, people resorted to using moss, leaves, wool, and even corncobs to clean their booti. Sometimes, they found themselves with nothing but their hands when their sheep ran away. Can you believe it? Even encounters with poison ivy were mentioned! The idea of using corncobs for such a purpose is absolutely hilarious. Hooray for bog rolls!