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? 👇

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 👇

I can't be nostalgic from the old word since I can't live anymore without the cell phone and the internet network. The internet network brought us wordwide connectivy with others, through social medias. The best of both words is the lifestyle. Life in the old word was more quiet than the one in the modern word, where is too fast-paced. In the new word, it is difficult to slow down, because we must keep up with the technonogy. That will avoid us to stay behing the time. By ending, I prefer living in the modern word and I'm not a blast from the past.😃

I used to shop online a lot, but I was an impulsive buyer. Sometimes, when I received my orders, the items didn’t fit me. I’m not frugal, and I spent a lot of money. I was dissatisfied with many of the products I ordered online. From my experience, I prefer shopping on the high street because I can check the quality and fit before buying. I also value quality more than price. As a result, I have tried to become a more mindful person. I always compare my expenses with my income because I lost a lot of money through online shopping.

Cultivating good money habits since childhood is key to become an adult who knows how to manage the relationship between income and expenses. Saving up from an early age teaches you that if your are making ends meet you shouldn't buy something that cost an arm and a leg because being broke isn't great