All year, we dream of peaceful beaches and magical vacation moments — only to arrive and find everyone else had the same idea! In this episode of UK TALKS with Liz, you will hear about the causes and consequences of overtourism and learn how we can travel more responsibly while still enjoying our amazing planet.

Eating breakfast is very important for your body and mind. It gives you energy to start your day. Eating in the morning helps you focus better at school or work. It also keeps your body healthy. Skipping breakfast can make you feel tired and angry. Enjoy a healthy meal every morning to stay happy!

Hey! I came across the idiom “stand on your own (two) feet.” But I’m not sure whether the option with “two” or without it is more common. Could you help me figure it out pls?

Upgrade your Business English with these 10 essential vocabulary terms and learn to communicate with greater clarity, confidence, and professionalism. Whether you're preparing for meetings, interviews, or career advancement, every word you learn brings you one step closer to your goals. 📌 Save this post and practice using these words today! 👉 Follow Coach Kristel for more Business English, IELTS vocabulary, and practical communication tips. #BusinessEnglish #ProfessionalCommunication #EnglishVocabulary #CoachKristel

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Which one is the correct form of “I will ask” in Turkish? A) Soruyorum B) Soracak C) Soracağım D) Soracağız

English tutor Alice here. Did you know the state I live in is the birth place of Kentucky Fried Chicken? It is! KFC originated in Corbin, Kentucky, when Colonel Harland Sanders began serving his signature fried chicken to travelers at his roadside service station in the 1930s. Sanders finalized his secret Original Recipe of 11 herbs and spices there in 1940, and the first official franchise later opened in South Salt Lake, Utah, in 1952. Tell me something neat about the country that you live in!

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Having been an ESL tutor now for 7 years one of the most common thing I have learned about international ESL students is that so many of them feel 'limited'. And so many of them show me that they are indeed 'limited' in their English speaking. Two examples: 1. When I ask a question and the student gives a short worded sentence answer and then they look unsure of what to say next. Or they say, "That's all." 2. When a student gives the same exact answer each week to a basic question. If you respond to "How are you?" with "Fine and you?" every single time you talk to someone that's going to show how limited you are in your English vocabulary/knowledge in terms of basic casual communication skills. Are you truly always "Fine." or is that the only phrase you know within seconds that you feel confident to say? Having a list of different responses ready within seconds really shows improved fluency. English is all about variety. Because with humans, how you feel changes from day to day.

Hi, I'm a native Chinese speaker. I'm a beginner in English. I'm looking for a language exchange partner. You help me practice English and I'll help you learn Mandarin. We can spend 30 minutes on English, then 30 minutes on Chinese. Feel free to send me a message!