Yesterday, I sent goods. It was later than planned. At night, I did my homework. I wrote a summary and making my speech.I thought I had a speech today, so I made my presentation slides until early in the morning. I was sleep for five hours. My stomach hurt today.I ate udon for dinner. I was very tired today. Good night.

Pronouncing the verb ‘to be’ In natural speech, is almost never gets its own syllable. It shrinks and joins the word before it: 🔊 The road is closed → the road's closed
 🔊 Your hair is dirty → your hair's dirty Unless the word before ends in S, CE, GE, or CH — then is stays separate: 🔊 Grass is green
 🔊 The bridge is closed 💬 Say ‘the clock is broken’ fast. Can you hear the is disappear?

I stayed home all day today. I wasn’t feeling quite right, and since I watched a soccer game with friends last night, I ended up skipping class. If I keep this up, I won’t be tired enough to fall asleep, so I think I’ll go to the gym. I’m going to Disney tomorrow, so I want to go to bed early to avoid getting too tired.

Dictionaries are perfect, right? Think again! ❌📖 My latest podcast episode is officially live! We are diving into the hilarious and fascinating history of phantom vocabulary—words born completely from accidental typos that managed to fool lexicographers for years. Give it a listen and test your knowledge with the episode quiz afterward! 👇

Ever heard of a "ghost word"? 📜🔍 They aren't spooky vocabulary words used by spirits—they are accidental words that sneaked into major English dictionaries entirely due to typos, misreadings, or scribal blunders! In this new episode of Nayab's Fun Fact Podcast, we explore how a simple printing error accidentally created the word "dord" (which sat in the dictionary defined as "density" for years!). Let me know in the comments: What's your favorite accidental English mistake?

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I watched the FIFA World Cup today. I watched the Japan vs. Brazil game. Kaishu Sano’s shot and Ayane Suzuki’s save were really impressive. We lost the game, but it was a great match. I went to my part-time job during the day and worked from 6:00 PM to midnight. I was really tired.

Some people might think that euthanasia has ethical risks, such as putting pressure on patients to end their lives. However, I believe that individuals should have the right to choose a dignified death. When a person is suffering from unbearable and permanent pain with no hope of recovery, staying alive can be a form of torture. Forcing someone to endure such pain against their will goes against human dignity

Today, I slept very well. I think I really needed a good night’s sleep. Recently, I have been reading a book for Bibliobattle, and I think it is very interesting. It has made me interested in Russian literature. Now, I am going swimming for some exercise. I hope I can sleep well again tonight because I want to have enough energy for tomorrow.

Hi everyone, I'm Jessamine, a university student from China. My native language is Mandarin Chinese. I'm looking for a language exchange partner: I can help you with Chinese, and you can help me with English. I can help you with: · Daily Chinese conversation and pronunciation · Vocabulary, grammar, and natural expressions · HSK preparation · Chinese culture