"In my view, the justice system in California is unfair" because the authority is harsh with people who are innocent or committe a minor crimes just because they are from another ethnicity. On the contrary, the authority is linient with there own rice because when they cought red- handed the justice ignore the evidence and their people get away with their crimes because justice has bias or what do you think?

Wondering what we're working on this week? Check the conversation topics below 👇 🎯 Monday - Crime & Justice 🎯 Tuesday - Life in Dubai 🎯 Wednesday- Dating Apps 🎯 Thursday - Declassified UFO files ✍️ Friday - Masterclass: Writing & How to learn English with Articles and improve your "Complexity" Ready for this week? 🔥 Which classes are you joining? 👇

In my opinion If had the chance to live in a mixed world it would've been amazing because we would make the great of the old fashioned one and also keep up with the fast-paced world. Worst-case scenario we would have to phase out cellphones, also AI-powered stuff. On the other hand we would settle in with our past generation life and enjoy meaningful moments.

🎵 Learning English Through Viral Songs 🎵 This week’s lesson explores a simple idea: What if some of the best English lessons were already on your playlist? We’ll be using viral songs from TikTok and Instagram to:✅ Learn natural English expressions✅ Build emotional vocabulary✅ Improve speaking confidence✅ Connect language learning to real life experiences Music helps us remember words, understand emotions, and practice authentic English in context. From phrases like “come over” and “I’m into you” to expressing feelings such as nostalgic, motivated, bittersweet, and uplifted, songs can become powerful learning tools. 🎤 Discussion Challenge: Drop your current song recommendation in the comments or chat! Tell us: 🎵 What song are you listening to right now? 🎵 Why do you recommend it? 🎵 What emotion does it give you? 🎵 Did you learn any interesting English expressions from it? Your recommendations may be included in future lessons and activities. Let’s build a community soundtrack while learning English together. 👇 Share your song recommendation below!

We’re already finishing May, and I want you to realize how much English you’ve actually been exposed to this month. 👀 Throughout our classes, podcasts, discussions, videos, shadowing activities, and conversations, you’ve probably learned MANY new expressions without even noticing it. 📝 Your mission: Comment your TOP 7 words, expressions, or phrases you learned during May. They can be: - Vocabulary from podcasts/videos - Expressions from class - Useful chunks - Phrasal verbs - Business English - Slang - Pronunciation-related phrases - Anything you genuinely want to start using more naturally 💡 IMPORTANT: Don’t just copy random difficult words.Choose expressions you actually feel are: ✅ Useful ✅ Natural ✅ Memorable ✅ Relevant for YOUR English Let me know in the comments 👇