Last week, I went shopping in Ginza with my grandfather and my mother for the first time in a long time. I was really excited because it had been a while since we went out together. We went to many shops, and they bought me a lot of nice clothes. At the Ralph Lauren store, I found two cute jackets. I don’t usually wear brown clothes, but one of them was so cute that I couldn’t resist buying it. Since winter is coming soon, I’m looking forward to wearing it a lot. I also found a brand I often see on TikTok, and I was very happy to buy something from that shop too. My mother told me she would give me a special present for my 20th birthday, so we spent some time looking for it together. It was a very fun and special day with my family. For lunch, I ate a chocolate cake, but it was too sweet for me, so I couldn’t finish it. Still, the whole day was really wonderful.

Today I worked on a report assignment. Recently, I’ve had a lot of tests, so I couldn’t do my reports. It was hard and took a long time. Since it’s a 2,000-word report, it felt like it would never end no matter how much I wrote. There’s still a little bit left, so I want to finish it by tomorrow.

I'm planning to make an app that can help students improve their English, and I'm looking for some ideas. I know there are many grammar, listening .. websites. I was wondering if you guys once needed a certain app or website and you couldn't find it.

I have a English presentation today. I talked about the Buckingham Palace. I tried hard to remember, but I forgot what I talked when my turn. But maybe it’s a good one. I never been to the Buckingham Palace. I want to visit and see the soldiers. I wish I would have many money. If it’s real, I’m able to do anything and go anywhere. I have to part-time job.

Recently, I concern about Nissan's management. Nissan decided to fire about 20,000 employees. That is serious probrem. They makes good vehicles, so I want to see Nissan's development. Nissan made great cars. But, in Japan, many kinds of cars stopped selling. For example, "JUKE", "MARCH", "TIIDA" and so on. These cars can't buy authorized dealer in Japan.

I like blue sky and blue river

Language help! I'm trying to make a banner with this sentence in various languages---->"No matter where you’re from, we’re glad you’re here." I have Hungarian and English. Can you all help me with various other languages?

Synonyms for the word - Monitor Here are some synonyms for "monitor," with slightly different nuances depending on the context: General Synonyms: Observe: To watch carefully, especially to note something. Watch: To look at or observe attentively over a period of time. Track: To follow the progress or development of something. Keep an eye on: An informal way to say observe or watch. Keep tabs on: Another informal way, suggesting close tracking. Supervise: To oversee a process, activity, or group of people. Oversee: To supervise a person or their work, especially in an official capacity. Scrutinize: To examine or inspect closely and thoroughly. Assess: To evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of something. More Specific Synonyms (depending on the context): Surveil: (Often implies watching for suspicious activity) Gauge: To measure or estimate something. Measure: To ascertain the size, amount, or degree of something by using an instrument or by comparison with a standard. Check: To examine something in order to ensure its accuracy, quality, or satisfactory condition. Audit: To conduct an official financial inspection of a company or individual. Review: To examine or assess (something) formally with a view to possible change or amendment. Inspect: To look at (something) closely, typically to assess its condition or to discover any shortcomings. Regulate: To control or maintain the rate or speed of (a machine or process) so that it operates properly. Control: To determine the behavior or supervise the running of. When choosing a synonym, consider: The intensity of the watching: "Scrutinize" is more intense than "observe." The purpose of the watching: "Surveil" implies a specific purpose (security, investigation), while "track" is more about progress. The level of involvement: "Supervise" implies active oversight, whereas "observe" can be more passive. The formality of the context: "Keep an eye on" is informal, "assess" is more formal.

✅ My students receive simple reports every 5 lessons. You’ll always know what we’re learning and how we’re improving! 🎓 أرسل تقارير بعد كل ٥ دروس، رح تقدر تتابع تقدمك وتعرف داماً ايش تعلمك 📝

English students, try this. Topic: Prepositional Phrases