best month of the year?

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How I Became Fluent in English LISTENING to MUSIC
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🚨At the restaurant : Fewer Vs Less!
1. Fewer: Use “fewer” when talking about things that can be counted. These are things you can separate into individual items.


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English conversation with mum 😂
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Prepositional phrases

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✈️ Seat Swap on a Plane

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Easy Action Verbs

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Balcony Argument About Alcohol and Swearing

A man calls out to young men on a balcony who are drinking and swearing loudly. He asks them to stop because his wife is present. The young men mock him, saying it's their balcony and they can do what they want. The man insists that disturbing others is unacceptable and demands respect. Finally, the young men grumble but agree to be quieter. This scene highlights conflict, respect, and social responsibility.

Key Vocabulary

swearing - using offensive or rude words

mocking - making fun of someone in a disrespectful way

arrogant - having an exaggerated sense of self importance

- strict - showing firmness and seriousness

- grumbling - complaining in a low or annoyed voice
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🐟 IDIOM OF THE DAY: FISH OUT OF WATER

“A fish out of water” 🐠

👉

Someone who feels uncomfortable, awkward, or out of place in an unfamiliar situation or environment.

📌 Example:

“I felt like a fish out of water at my first English-speaking conference.”
💡 Meaning: Feeling like you don’t belong or don’t know how to act in a new situation.

✨ Try using this idiom in a sentence!
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🎯 Stop Saying “A Little”! Use These Natural English Food Expressions 🍞🥓 🍓🥜

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Real Life English
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How to Buy Museum Tickets Like a Pro! 🎟️✨
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