Fix this sentence: “She go to work yesterday.” 👇 Choose your answer: A. She go to work yesterday. B. She went to work yesterday. C. She goes to work yesterday. D. She was go to work yesterday. ✍️ Your answer (A/B/C/D) 🎙️ Say the correct sentence out loud 💬 Level Up: 👉 Can you upgrade it? Add more detail (time / reason / feeling): e.g. She went to work early because she had an important meeting. 🔥 I’ll correct + refine your sentence like a native speaker 💡 Focus: Past simple + irregular verbs (go → went)

🌼 Happy Easter Monday! 🐣 👇 Step 1: Choose one Be honest… what happened this weekend? 😅 A. I indulged 🍫 B. I unwound 😌 C. I overdid it 😵 D. I’m resetting today 🔄 👇 Step 2: Write: “I ______ this weekend because…” ✨ Words to use: - indulge - unwind - overdo it - reset - bounce back - 🎙️ Step 3 (optional): - Record your voice - 💬 Step 4: - Reply to ONE classmate👉 Help them or encourage them - - 💬 I’ll correct + upgrade your sentence

Good afternoon everyone, It’s a public holiday here in Australia 🇦🇺 (Not sure about the rest of the world 🌍) So today, I’m choosing to: 👉 take it easy 👉 slow down 👉 recharge my batteries Because sometimes… the best thing you can do for your English is to hit the pause button — not stop, just pause. 💡 Real English isn’t always about studying hard. It’s about living, noticing, and using simple language in real life. 👉 Your turn: Is it a holiday where you are? Or are you still busy? Write 1 sentence using one of these: - take it easy - slow down - recharge your batteries - hit the pause button Let’s keep it real. Let’s keep simple! 😇

Good morning, everyone—happy Friday! Today, we’re focusing on cohesion—how we connect ideas smoothly in writing. In English, strong writing is not just about correct grammar. It’s about how ideas are linked together to make your message clear and easy to follow. Cohesion helps your writing sound more organised, logical, and natural. 💡 Useful Linking Words 👉 First, / Then, / Finally (sequence) 👉 However, / Although (contrast) 👉 In addition, / Also (adding ideas) ✏️ Task Rewrite or combine these ideas into a cohesive sentence or short paragraph: 👉 I was tired. 👉 I finished my work. 👉 I went to bed early. 🔑 Reminder Good writing flows. Connect your ideas—not just your sentences😇

Good morning, everyone! Today, we’re focusing on functional language—the expressions we use to communicate effectively in real-life situations. In conversations, it’s important not only to share ideas but also to respond to others politely and clearly, especially when we agree or disagree. 💡 Agreeing 👉 I agree with you. 👉 That’s a good point. 👉 I think so too. 💡 Disagreeing (Politely) 👉 I see your point, but… 👉 I’m not sure I agree. 👉 I understand, however… ✏️ Task Respond to this statement: “Studying English every day is necessary.” 👉 Write 2–3 sentences using at least ONE agreeing or disagreeing phrase 🔑 Reminder Good communication is not just about speaking—it’s about responding appropriately. Let’s practise real conversations 😇