Right now I’m at a loss because my banking app has locked me out and I can’t contact the bank until Monday to fix it! Stating “I’m at a loss” means that you don’t know how to fix something or that it may be impossible for you to fix something. When was the last time you were at a loss?

Hey, one of our students likes Paloma Faith, so I chose my favourite song of hers for today's daily challenge! When you listen from 2:45, you can hear this lyric "DON'T HAVE TO ______ __, THAT PHRASE KINDA SUCKS" Does anyone know the phrasal verb that goes in this gap? What does it mean? Let's chat in the comments!

Today´s daily challenge is an expression that comes from British English. CHOCKABLOCK (adj) - something very busy, crowded, filled with people. "The bus was absolutely chockablock so I couldn´t get on." "For some reason, the shopping mall is chockablock today. Is there a sale on?" "I hate commuting in London - the subway is always chockablock." Did you know this expression? Can you think of an example of something that is chockablock in your city?

For today's daily challenge, I want to know: - A journey that you WENT ON - where you went - What you did - How MEMORABLE this journey is for you! I'm excited to read your adventurous stories!

Hi lovely students, we have 3 conversation classes. Please vote for the one that works best for you!