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22 сент., 17:07
🇺🇸 American Idiom of the Day⚖️ Level the Playing FieldMeaning: To make a situation fair by giving everyone the same opportunities, advantages, or chances to succeed.Example: 💬 The new rules are designed to level the playing field for small businesses.🗣️ Your turn: What can we do to level the playing field in education or at work?Share your thoughts below! 👇English Language
22 сент., 14:03
📚 PHONETICS LESSON 100: Sentence Stress 🎉🎊 100 PHONETICS LESSONS! 🎊Today, we're putting everything together with one of the most important features of natural English:🗣️ Sentence StressIn English, we don't usually give every word the same amount of stress.Some words are strong and prominent, while others are weak and reduced.🔹 Content WordsThese usually carry the main meaning:• nouns → BOOK • main verbs → STUDY • adjectives → IMPORTANT • adverbs → QUICKLYEnglish Language
22 сент., 12:05
💡 TIP OF THE DAY 🏃♀️🏋️Do you agree with the idea in the video? Why or why not?And what about you? How often do you exercise?💬 Share your answers in the comments!English Language
22 сент., 10:02
Think you can spot it? 👀 Drop the correct sentence below 👇
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22 сент., 07:04
Tenacity
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22 сент., 04:02
🏆 QUESTION OF THE DAYWhat was your favorite active game as a child?⚽ Football 🏃 Tag 🙈 Hide and seek 🚲 Cycling 🛝 Playground games✨ Something else?Tell us below 👇English Language
22 сент., 00:12
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21 сент., 17:21
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21 сент., 14:02
📚 Word of the Day: RecollectionRecollection /ˌrekəˈlekʃən/ (noun)👉 Meaning: A memory of something that happened in the past.💬 Example: “She smiled at the recollection of her childhood summers.”🔹 Synonyms: memory, remembrance, reminiscence, recall✨ Useful phrase: A fond recollection = a pleasant memory of the past.English Language
21 сент., 07:03
🕰️ Question of the DayWhat is one sound from your childhood that you would love to hear again?It could be a familiar voice, a school bell, a favorite song, the sound of rain, or something completely ordinary.✍️ Write 4–6 sentences in English.💡 Try to use:- I would love to hear... - It reminds me of... - Whenever I heard it... - It takes me back to...🎧 What memory comes back to you when you hear that sound?Share your answer and take us back in time with you. 💭✨English Language
20 сент., 23:43
When someone calls me “Ma’am” at work, I just wanna respond like her. 😂English Language
20 сент., 22:44
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20 сент., 19:41
American Idiom of the Day: 🔔 RING A BELLDefinition: To sound familiar or remind you of something, especially something you have heard or experienced before.Example Sentences:1. Does the name “Hawkins” ring a bell?2. That song rings a bell, but I can’t remember where I heard it.3. Her face rings a bell. I think we met years ago.Background: The expression comes from the idea of a bell ringing in your mind when something triggers a memory or recognition. It is commonly used when something seems familiar but you can’t fully remember it.English Language
20 сент., 15:20
Proustian
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20 сент., 13:48
hey - you should join us for this live room happening now "🇺🇸 English Language: 🎙️Practice English 24/7 📚". https://www.clubhouse.com/i/english-language-practice-english-247/F6wsj67fClubhouseJoinYou were invited to join this live roomEnglish Language
20 сент., 12:11
📚 PHONETICS LESSON 99: Contrastive Stress — Change the Meaning!Today we're learning about contrastive stress.Sometimes, we stress one particular word to show a contrast or correct information.The sentence stays the same, but the meaning or focus changes depending on which word we stress.🔹 Listen to this sentence:🗣️ “I wanted the BLUE book.”Stress BLUE → not the red book.🗣️ “I WANTED the blue book.”Stress WANTED → I wanted it, even if someone else didn't.🗣️ “I wanted the blue BOOK.”English Language
20 сент., 09:49
📚 REVIEW BEFORE YOU FORGET!Before the week ends, go back to the words, phrases, and idioms you learned earlier this week.🔁 Challenge yourself: Don’t look at your notes. Can you remember them?✍️ Try to: • Use 3 new words in sentences • Use 2 phrases naturally • Write 1 short paragraph using as many as you can💡 Tip: Remembering is easier when you use the language, not just read it.How many can you remember without looking? 👀English Language
20 сент., 04:27
🌸 Question of the DayWhat is one small thing from your childhood that you would love to experience again?It could be a simple game, a favorite meal, a family tradition, a school memory, or even a feeling you had as a child.✍️ Write 4–6 sentences in English.💡 Try to use:- I would love to experience... - When I was a child... - I remember... - I miss... because...💭 Sometimes, the smallest memories are the ones we miss the most.Share yours with us! ❤️English Language
19 сент., 23:52
👻 GHOSTING: More Than a GhostGhost 👻 = a spirit of a dead person. 🗣️ “They say a ghost lives in that house.”Ghosting 👻📱 = suddenly stopping communication without explanation. 🗣️ “She ghosted me after our last conversation.”It’s commonly used as informal slang in everyday English.💬 YOUR TURN: Have you ever been ghosted? 👀 Use ghosting in a sentence!English Language
19 сент., 22:05
