Which sentence is WRONG? A. Can I borrow your pencil? B. I will borrow you my pencil. C. Can you lend me your pencil? Comment your answer below!

【英語字彙挑戰：單字拼寫】請在留言處留下答案 She prefers a s___-p____d lifestyle instead of the busy city life.

【英語字彙挑戰：Guess the word !】請在留言處留下答案 This word describes a situation that is completely messy and out of control： Hint：it starts with the letter "c"

【英語字彙挑戰：Matching】請將形容詞與最適合的對象連起來，並在留言處留下答案 1) [ ] --- 利他的 2) [ ] --- 洞察力強的 3) [ ] --- 變化無常的 4) [ ] --- 神秘莫測的 5) [ ] --- 睿智的 a) Perspicacious b) Enigmatic c) Altruistic d) Mercurial e) Sagacious

erode (verb) 侵蚀 or 削弱 to eat into or wear away by slow destruction of substance (as by acid) Example: (Erode + noun) 1. Constant scandals will eventually erode public confidence. 2. High interest rates are starting to erode consumer spending. Example: (Be / have + eroded + preposition) 1. Our digital privacy is slowly being eroded by new surveillance laws. 2. The candidate's lead in the polls has eroded over the last few weeks. erosion (noun) 侵蚀 or 水土流失 A slow or steady process that causes decline, decrease or destruction of something. Examples: (Erosion + of + noun) 1. Activists are protesting what they see as a steady erosion of free speech. 2. The UN Secretary-General warned of a dangerous erosion of respect for international law. Examples: ( adjective + Erosion) 1. A gradual / steady erosion 逐渐的侵蚀  or 稳步的削弱 The company noticed a gradual erosion of its customers because a new competitor opened down the street. 2. A widespread erosion 广泛的侵蚀 or 全面的削弱 There is a widespread erosion of trust in traditional media, as more people get their news from social applications. 3. An irreversible erosion 不可逆转的侵蚀 or 无法挽回的削弱 If the government changes this law, it could lead to an irreversible erosion of our personal privacy.