@Fulya Acun @Gulistan Asan @Evelyne Vincent @Jane Qing @Linus Z @Mariel Liang @Mina Min @Natalie Cosmopolitan @Sara Li @Shirley Lee @Xinxin Zhang @Elena Zhang @Siyi Yu @Ute Delsing @Zha Xi @Maximilian Miasnikov @Leah Yip @Rory Yuan @Willow Yang @Soooda Feng @Denise Zhang @Ada Ada @Jenny Jenny @Anni Anni @Iman Fatemi @Cao QiaoLan @Hina Hsia WE DID IT again — thank you all!! Huge thanks to everyone who joined today’s class and brought such great energy with you. We powered through all the pronunciation drills and completed all 4 parts of the dictation. Not bad at all! 😁 AREN’T WE SOMETHING? The vibe was fantastic. Your participation, focus, and willingness to jump in made the whole session feel alive. That’s what turns a regular class into something special — and today was definitely one of those days. Special thanks to our Mentors: @Gulistan Asan for helping me with a dictation( Great job!) and @Mariel Liang for the constant support and help behind the scenes — truly appreciated. 🙏

Hey everyone! 👋 Today we’re clearing up one of the most confusing phrasal verb pairs in English 👀GIVE UP vs GIVE IN They may both sound like “quitting”…but they’re actually quite different. Let’s dive in! 🚩 GIVE UP Meaning: 👉 Stop doing something completely 📌 You quit. It’s finished. Examples: - I gave up sugar. 🍫 - Don’t give up your dreams. ✨ 🙈 GIVE IN Meaning: 👉 Stop resisting and finally agree 📌 You didn’t want to… but you accepted. Examples: - I didn’t want cake, but I gave in. 🍰 - She gave in to the pressure. ❓ Your turn! 💬 What do you usually give in to? And what have you given up recently? Drop your examples below 👇🎉 See you in the next phrasal verb fun 🎉 https://www.skool.com/lme/classroom/c7105c70?md=1f2400cb564e485d8fb2bdcbf85dd579