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Talking about School in English School Life Questions and Answers 1. What is your favorite subject in school? Why?    My favorite subject is art. I like it because I enjoy drawing and painting. It is fun to be creative. 2. How do you get to school?    I take the bus to school. Sometimes, I walk if the weather is nice. 3. What time does your school start and end?    My school starts at 9:00 AM and ends at 3:30 PM. We have a lunch break from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM. 4. Who is your favorite teacher? What do you like about them?    My favorite teacher is Mr. Johnson. He is very funny and makes the classes interesting. I enjoy his lessons. 5. What do you usually do during recess?    During recess, I like to play basketball with my friends. We have a lot of fun together. 6. Do you have homework every day? In which subjects?    Yes, I have homework every day, usually in math and English. Sometimes, I have science homework too. 7. What is your least favorite subject? Why?       My least favorite s

CLASSROOM ENGLISH Classroom English Teachers' Phrases  1. Let's begin today's lesson. 2. Please open your books to page [number]. 3. Can anyone tell me what this means? 4. Who would like to read out loud? 5. Please work with a partner on this exercise. 6. Do you have any questions? 7. Let's review what we learned yesterday. 8. Please pay attention. 9. Remember to hand in your assignments by Friday. 10. Let's take a five-minute break. 11. Excellent work! 12. Could you explain this in your own words? 13. Try to use full sentences in your answers. 14. That's a great question! 15. We'll discuss this topic in more detail tomorrow. 16. Let's go over the homework together. 17. Please raise your hand if you know the answer. 18. Remember to use proper punctuation and grammar. 19. I'll give you a few more minutes to finish up. 20. Let's listen carefully to each other's answers. 21. Can anyone summarize what we just discussed? 22. Don't worry if you

A Story about Self-sabotaging  Jack was a talented painter, but he never showed his work to anyone. He often doubted himself and thought he was not good enough. Every time someone asked about his paintings, Jack would say, "Oh, they’re not ready," or "I need more practice." Deep down, Jack was afraid of failure and worried people wouldn't like his art. One day, Jack met an old friend, Sarah, at the local market. She was an art teacher and very enthusiastic about seeing his work. "Please, just show me one painting," she insisted. Reluctantly, Jack agreed. He showed her a picture he had hidden in his attic. Sarah's eyes lit up with amazement. "Jack, this is beautiful! You have a gift," she exclaimed. Her words made Jack think. Why had he been hiding his talent? That night, Jack sat quietly and thought about his life. He realized he had been sabotaging his own success. His fear of failure was holding him back. He decided it was time for a ch

Who was Pandora and what was in her box? Pandora was the first woman in Greek mythology. According to the stories, she was created by the gods, each giving her special gifts. Her name even means "all-gifted." Zeus, the king of the gods, gave Pandora a box as a wedding present but told her never to open it. However, Pandora was very curious about what was inside. One day, she couldn't resist her curiosity and decided to open the box. The moment she opened it, many bad things flew out: sickness, envy, hatred, and more. These were all the evils that now exist in the world. Frightened, Pandora quickly closed the box, but it was too late. All the bad things had escaped. However, when she looked inside the box again, she saw that there was one thing left: hope. Pandora realized that even though there are many problems in the world, hope is always there to help us keep going. This story explains why there are troubles in the world and why hope remains important. Questions   1. W

How to get people to listen to you and take your words seriously  To get people to listen to you and take you seriously, start by showing that you know what you're talking about. Know your topic well, and speak with confidence. Use simple and clear words so everyone can understand you. Your body language is also important. Look people in the eye, use friendly gestures, and stand or sit in a way that shows you are open and approachable. Asking questions or inviting others to share their thoughts can help them feel part of the conversation, making them more likely to pay attention. It’s also important to listen to others. When you show that you care about their ideas, they will be more willing to listen to you. Finally, be enthusiastic about what you are saying. When you show excitement, people are more likely to listen and take your words seriously. Quiz: How to Make People Listen to You **1. What is one way to establish credibility with your audience?**   a) Use complex words   b)

Sentence Extension   Instructions: Take the base sentence provided and extend it by adding information, using adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, or additional clauses. Try to build the sentence step by step. Part I 1. Base Sentence : The boy kicked the ball.    - The boy kicked the ball hard.    - The boy kicked the ball hard towards the goal.    - The boy kicked the ball hard towards the goal, surprising his friends. 2. Base Sentence : She drank her coffee.    - She drank her coffee quickly.    - She drank her hot coffee quickly in the morning.    - She drank her hot coffee quickly in the morning because she was late. 3. Base Sentence : The teacher smiled.    - The friendly teacher smiled warmly.    - The friendly teacher smiled warmly at the students.    - The friendly teacher smiled warmly at the students when they answered correctly. 4. Base Sentence : The city was busy.    - The city was busy and noisy.    - The city was busy and noisy with traffic.    - The city was busy and nois

Speaking Question: If you could have any superpower, what would it be and how would you use it? Speaker A If I could have any superpower, I would choose the power of time travel. I would use it to visit different times in history and see how people lived. I could also go to the future to learn about new technology and ideas. Most importantly, I would use my power to help change mistakes in the past to make a better world! Speaker B If I could have any superpower, I would choose to have super strength. I would use it to help people with heavy tasks, like moving furniture or rescuing people from dangerous situations. It would feel great to be able to make life easier for others and help in emergencies! Speaker C If I could have any superpower, I would choose the ability to speak and understand all languages. I would use this power to communicate with people from different cultures around the world, share ideas, and foster understanding. It would help me connect with others and promote pe

Self-determination  "I am in charge of my happiness and my energy." Taking charge of your happiness and energy is a powerful act of self-determination. When you recognize that you hold the reins to your emotional and energetic well-being, you unlock the potential to transform any situation into an empowering experience. Embrace each day with the knowledge that your attitude sets the tone for everything you do. As you focus on cultivating positivity and vitality, you naturally draw in uplifting experiences and inspiring people. By consciously choosing to nurture joy and vibrancy in your life, you create a ripple effect that not only enhances your personal journey but also inspires those around you to seek their own path to happiness and fulfillment. "I am in charge of my happiness and my energy." The Quiz  1. What does taking charge of your happiness and energy represent?    - A) An act of self-importance    - B) A powerful act of self-determination    - C) Ignoring

Emma's Shopping Adventure Emma is a girl who loves shopping more than anything else. Every Saturday, she eagerly waits for the weekend to go to her favorite mall.  One sunny Saturday morning, Emma wakes up and thinks, ** "What should I wear today?" ** She decides to wear her favorite blue dress because it makes her feel happy.  As she arrives at the mall, she wonders, **" Who will I meet here? "** She loves bumping into her friends while shopping. To her surprise, she finds her best friend Lily standing near the entrance. **" What are you doing here? "** Lily asks with a big smile. "I was just about to ask you the same thing!" Emma replies. They start their adventure by going to the first store. **" How much does this dress cost? "** Emma asks as she holds up a beautiful red dress. "I think it’s on sale!" Lily answers excitedly. They quickly check the price tag, and Emma says, **" What a great deal! "**  Next, th

Words of Transformation; Journey to Positivity   "The story of Maya's transformation through the power of positive words is both inspiring and uplifting. Set in the vibrant city of Everdale, it brilliantly captures the concept of how changing one's mindset and language can lead to profound personal and professional growth. The narrative skillfully illustrates Maya's journey from doubt and negativity to confidence and positivity, demonstrating the ripple effect this change has on her environment and relationships. The author's use of a simple yet compelling plot not only engages readers but also motivates them to reflect on their own patterns of thinking. Overall, it's a heartwarming tale that reinforces the transformative potential of positivity in everyday life." The Story  Maya was a young woman who lived in the bustling city of Everdale. Despite having a promising career and supportive friends, Maya often found herself dwelling on negativity. Her inner

POSITIVE WORDS FOR A POSITIVE MINDSET   Using positive words in your thoughts and speech is essential for maintaining a positive mindset, as it significantly influences your attitude and outlook on life. When you choose to focus on uplifting and encouraging language, it helps to cultivate an optimistic perspective that can enhance overall well-being and resilience against challenges. Positive words reinforce confidence, foster relational harmony, and can lead to increased motivation and creativity. This approach not only benefits personal mental health by reducing stress and fostering a sense of gratitude but also creates a ripple effect, inspiring and uplifting those around you. Therefore, embracing positive language can be a powerful tool in nurturing a constructive and affirmative life experience. Here, you have a list of positive words with example sentences. Use them in your thoughts and speech to maintain a positive outlook on life and have the benefits. THE LIST OF POSITIVE WORD

Some quotes about learning languages   1. "To learn a language is to have one more window from which to look at the world." 2. "A different language is a different vision of life." 3. "Language shapes the way we think, and determines what we can think about." 4. "Speaking another language is like becoming another person." 5. "You live a new life for every new language you speak. If you know only one language, you live only once." 6. "Learning a language is akin to embarking on a new adventure every day." 7. "Language is the roadmap of a culture. It tells you where its people come from and where they are going." "Learning a language is akin to embarking on a new adventure every day." Idioms related to language learning and communication  1. ** To pick up a language ** - To learn a language in an informal way, often by being immersed in an environment where it is spoken. "After spending a year in France,

I Need a Holiday Hello! My name is Tom, and I want to tell you why I need a holiday. I work very hard every day. I spend a lot of time in my office. I talk to many people, and sometimes I feel tired. I need a break! I need to relax with my family. I have a wife, Sara, and two children, Alex and Mia. They also work and study a lot. We are always busy. That is why we need a holiday together. We want to go to a new place. A seaside town sounds perfect! At the beach, we can play in the sand and swim in the sea. The sound of the waves is very calming. I want to visit a seaside town with ancient history. I think it would be exciting to learn about old buildings and stories. We can visit castles and see beautiful views. Maybe we can find a little museum. Alex likes animals, and Mia loves art. An ancient town will have many interesting things for us to see and explore. We can also eat delicious food by the sea. I love seafood! I want to try new dishes and enjoy time with my family. In the even

Life in the Past  One hundred years ago, life was very different from today. People did not have the internet, computers, or smartphones. They traveled by horse, bicycle, or by walking. Cars were rare and only a few people had them. Most families lived in small houses with one or two rooms. There were no big supermarkets, so people bought food from small local shops or grew it themselves in their gardens. Cooking was done on wood stoves, and there were no microwaves or electric ovens. Children often played outside with simple toys like balls and dolls. They went to school, but the classrooms were smaller and they used chalkboards instead of electronic devices. Electricity was not common everywhere, especially in the countryside. Many houses used candles or oil lamps for light. Water had to be pumped from wells, and there were no washing machines or dishwashers. People worked hard, often doing manual labor. There were farmers, blacksmiths, and factory workers. Weekends were time for res

Just Be Yourself   John wanted people to like him, so he pretended to be someone else. At parties, he told funny stories that were not true. He wore bright clothes he did not like. He acted very confident, but inside, he felt lonely and sad. One day, John met an old friend named Sam. Sam was simple and kind. He did not try to be someone else. John felt relaxed with Sam because Sam liked him for who he was, not for who he pretended to be.  Sam told John, "You do not need to be different to make friends. Just be yourself." John thought about it and decided to stop pretending. He wore clothes he liked and told his real stories. At first, he was scared, but soon, he felt happier. People started to like the real John. John learned that it is better to be yourself. True friends will like you for who you are. Solo sé tú mismo Juan quiere que le guste a la gente, así que pretende ser otra persona. En las fiestas, cuenta historias graciosas que no son verdad. Lleva ropa llamativa que