One thing I think schools (in countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, etc.) should teach (especially in smaller towns/rural areas) is gender equality. In patriarchal societies like these, girls are rarely encouraged to speak up, express their ideas, or say what they truly feel. As a result, many girls grow up without knowing how to set healthy boundaries or make their own decisions. This later affects their self-confidence. Schools should teach girls from a young age: - it's okay to express their feelings and needs - It's okay to say "no" without guilt - to be celebrated for their ideas and strengths, not just for how they look or how obedient they are. Along with this, financial literacy should be taught as well. They need to learn how to budget, save, invest, and understand taxes, because often, these skills are handled by the male members of their families. When they suddenly need to manage things on their own, it can become intimidating. Lastly, one of the biggest things is giving them the opportunity to make choices. Often, decisions are made for them. If schools provide girls the space to make decisions early on, they’ll gradually build trust in their own judgment and learn to lead their own lives.

They got married ....... March. . A. in B. on

According to the picture, which sentence is correct? . A. What does she look at? B. What is she looking at?

Happy Monday! Do you know when to use the Simple Past and the Past Progressive? Here's a quick summary of the two tenses: Past Simple vs. Past Progressive: Past Simple: Completed action I watched a movie last night. Past Progressive: Ongoing action at a past time I was watching a movie when you called. Try the below exercise and reach out to me if you have any questions!

The company decided to _____ its operations to three new countries next year. A) expand B) expend C) export

It was overcast today. When I got home, I noticed Mom had brought back some new bedding from IKEA. Turns out, she’d torn through her sheets in her sleep last night—which totally makes sense. When I was little and used to share a bed with her, she’d kick around so much that I’d often wake up halfway off the mattress! Because of her active sleeping style, bedsheets have basically become consumables in our house. Even Dad can’t handle her. Long story short, we all sleep in separate beds now. Honestly, Mom goes through sheets like they’re tissues.

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Briefly Describe your English Language Background I'm working as a Teaching Assistant in a school and I have obtained the CELT-P (Certificate in English Language Teaching – Primary) qualification.

I have recently got into a habit of driving wherever I want to go since I purchased an electric car ( it's actually a hybrid car) four months ago. I recorded the last date that I filled up the tank. That was February 25th. 200 Yuan for gas and 50 Yuan for charging let my car ran for near 800 kilometres. So, all my thoughts about electric cars have changed. They are not toys which many people think. This reminds me of the situation which cameras faced many years ago. During that period, more clear pictures were taken by cameras than phones . Most people still chose to buy digital cameras to take photos. But now, cameras have been almost replaced by cell phones. Nowadays, Canon or even Kodak, these brands are known for making other produces, but cameras. The glasses made by Kodak are great for preventing myopia. Of course, the technology or making glasses is related to making a camera. So, if the produces made by BMW are not cars in future, don't be suprise!