A common mistake in English is using *"I am agree"* instead of *"I agree."* Why it's wrong: In English, "agree" is a verb, and we don't need the verb "am" before it. Correct:0p- *I agree0.* (This is the correct sentence.) Why the mistake happens: This mistake happens because in some languages (like French or Spanish), the verb "to be" is used with certain verbs in the present tense, but in English, "agree" doesn’t require an auxiliary verb.

Please correct my pronunciation original text： I have many friends, but I like Li Lei best. He is a good student. He always helps others. He likes reading books, so he knows many things. He is very helpful to us. He often helps me with my study. We are good friends. We often play games and do sports together. We enjoy ourselves every day. Li Lei is the person I like best.

Reading practice: Bhutan has begun constructing a new city near the Indian border to boost its economy and stop the increasing loss of skilled workers. The Prime Minister believes this project could raise Bhutan’s population to three million. The city, named Galu Mindfulness City (GMC), is being built on 25,000 square kilometers of land as a special administrative region. Bhutan aims to create an eco-friendly and safe city, attracting only selected investors. Essential infrastructure is being upgraded, including border crossings, while India is working on a cross-border railway to improve access. The city will focus on sustainability, using hydroelectric power and traditional Bhutanese values. The project is expected to take 21 years, and its vision is based on happiness, well-being, and mindfulness. Many Bhutanese hope GMC will bring prosperity, better roads, and an international airport, significantly improving their country’s economy. The government remains committed to maintaining its cultural values while promoting growth.

What does the word "reliable" mean? A) Untrustworthy B) Capable of being trusted C) Expensive D) Not available

I love calm people. Those who choose words wisely and never raise their voices. They don’t live to boast but they live calmly and in harmony, trying not to hurt anyone and offend inadvertently. I find such people inspiring. «Я люблю спокойных людей. Тех, кто мудро подбирают слова, никогда не повышая голоса. Не живут для того, чтобы хвастаться, а чтобы жить спокойно и гармонично, стараясь никому не навредить и случайно не обидеть. Я нахожу этих людей вдохновляющими».

No problem! Sorry, I didn’t say it clearly. Are you available tomorrow or the day after tomorrow? What about 8 or 9am your time?

I go to swim in the swimming pool once a week

What does the word "elaborate" mean? A) To make something simpler B) To give more details C) To remove something D) To finish something quickly

Hi Language Learners, What do you think the answer to this question might be? ⏩Take the quiz then write me a sentence to practice using this idiom 😊 Happy learning! Laura