This MEETING had everything: awkward silence, budget drama, technical problems… and a cat with management skills. 🐱💼 🎙️ Listen to learn ENGLISH EXPRESSIONS in BUSINESS context.

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For English language learners: Fun facts about the state that I live in. Kentucky is the 15th U.S. state, known officially as the Commonwealth of Kentucky and nicknamed the "Bluegrass State" for its pastures of bluegrass. Kentucky has the Mammoth Cave which is home to the world's longest known cave system. Horse Racing: Host to the annual Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville, the oldest continuously held horse race in the United States. Fast Food: The birthplace of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), started by Colonel Harland Sanders in Corbin.

Let's discuss phrasal verbs. "Packed Into" What does this phrasal verb mean? How would you word it in a sentence? "Look down on" What does this phrasal verb mean? How would you word it in a sentence? "Flooded into" What does this phrasal verb mean? How would you word it in a sentence? Phrasal verb usage is so common for English speakers. It's a way to say what you want in a shorter way. Just like using slang or abbreviations or contractions. There are so many phrasal verbs in existence and so many different ways to use them in everyday speaking.

30-day Grammar Challenge (B2) #day3

Chinese Measure word: 本： ben3 to describe books For example 一本书 一本词典 一本杂志 一本英语书

Yesterday’s Japanese lesson was with a fellow teacher who teaches English on the same platform! She is a huge anime fan, so we got really excited talking about Haikyuu!!. While discussing Bokuto-san and Tsukishima, such an interesting sentence came up, so I wanted to share it! 🏐✨

ESL students try this. Choose the correct answer.

“An inch of movement is better than a mile of intentions.” I think language learning works the same way. You can study vocabulary and grammar for years, but speaking confidence only grows when you actually use the language. Your Japanese does not need to be perfect. One sentence today is already progress. In my lessons, you can speak without worrying about mistakes. I will help you turn textbook Japanese into natural expressions you can use in daily life, work and conversations with Japanese people. Is there something you have always wanted to say in Japanese but did not know how? Tell me in the comments, or bring it to a lesson. Let’s work it out together 😊 「何もしないまま遠くを目指すより、わずかでも一歩進むほうがいい」 言語の習得も同じだと思います。 単語や文法をたくさん勉強しても、実際に使ってみなければ、話す自信はなかなか育ちません。 完璧な日本語でなくても大丈夫です。 今日のひとことが、確かな一歩になります。 私のレッスンでは、間違いを気にせずたくさん話せます。教科書で学んだ日本語を、日常生活や仕事、日本人との会話で実際に使える自然な表現へ変えていきましょう。 日本語で言いたかったのに、言い方が分からなかったことはありますか？ コメントでも、レッスンでも大歓迎です。 一緒に自然な伝え方を考えましょう😊