💻English for work 💯English for study & exams 🧭English for life ____________________________________________________________________ ✨☀✨☀✨ Hi there! Listening to songs is a great way to learn English. Singer-songwriter, Raye, has been in the news this week. Any idea why? Are you a fan?

✨☀✨☀✨ Hi there! The 'rule of three' in writing is based on groups of three items being more memorable, emotionally resonant, and persuasive than simply one or two. Using it in a speech is a great way to connect with your audience. Here is a short exercise based loosely around the rule of 3

Dear Cornell, I would like to take flute lessons with you. Could you please help me to buy one online? We don't have many options offline. What about this one? Thank you!

It's already spring. After spending most time at home with phone, everyone really wants to go out and do some activities. Checking forecast is the thing I do most recently. For example, it's warm yesterday,so I decided to put on my coat this morning, but when I saw it's overcast outside through the window, I put on my down coat again instead of coat. It's a great decision! Though I really want the weather to be sunny every day,the weather usually changes out of my mind. We usually need to overcome many hardships in our life sooner or later. Someone give up at the beginning, others try their best to keep it up until the sun comes out from the clouds. It feels like that we are suffering from freezing winter days when we face hardships, but after defeating these hardships, the feeling li just like that we are enjoying spring sunshine. So, to be patient, the clod winter has been gone, the warm spring must be around the corner!

Are these three sentences right? 1. I think that the levels of the oceans may well rise. 2. I think that many jobs related with technology are likely to appear in my town in the next two decades. 3. Typewriters are now a thing of the past.

On day three of our trip to Hokkaido, we first visited the Tsuru Ito Sanctuary to see the cranes being fed. I wanted to take pictures of them flying, but it was quite hard. Still, it was nice to see the cute cranes. Then, as we moved to Furano, my husband took photos of a steam locomotive and regular trains. At 6 PM, we went to the Blue Pond, which was frozen and covered in snow but looked magical lit up in blue. We checked into our hotel at 8:30 PM and went to the hot springs afterwards. I talked to a woman in her 20s from England in the bath. She came to Furano by rental car with her boyfriend to ski. She had also spent over two weeks in Japan before, touring Kyoto by bicycle. It was good practice for my English conversation. It was a fun day.