Here are some questions that students can ask each other to set up ground rules as roommates: 1. Daily Routines * What time do you usually wake up and go to bed? * Do you have a specific morning or evening routine? 2. Quiet Hours * What hours do you prefer to have
English 1
"Have" and "has" are used to show possession or to indicate something that is present. They are also used as auxiliary verbs in perfect tenses. Usage: * "Have" is used with I, you, we, and they. * "Has" is used with he, she, and
English 1
Three short dialogue examples for talking about what you did over the summer break.
English-2
In "The Memory of a Meal," Eve looks back on a cherished family dinner. She remembers the creamy soup, bean salad, and cheesy casserole she made, showing how shared meals can create lasting connections.
German Stories
Lena, a courageous girl, uncovers a mysterious garden hidden in her village. With the help of a magical frog, she opens this beautiful space to all the villagers, bringing joy and community togetherness.
German Stories
Vocabulary * Es war einmal - Once upon a time * kleine Katze - little cat * namens - named * große, grüne Augen - big, green eyes * die Welt - the world * voller Neugier - full of curiosity * erkundete - explored * lebte - lived * gemütliches Haus - cozy house * großer Garten - big
English-2
A story to practice pronunciation about Bumble the Bookish Bull. (Vowel Sound / ʊ / as in "put")
English-2
A short conversation about a dancing robot.
English-3
Cognitive biases are like tricks that our brains sometimes play on us.
English-2
Listen to this article The Dunning-Kruger effect describes how people often learn a little bit about something and then talk like they know everything about the subject. Imagine you've been playing a new video game for a couple of weeks. You might think you're really good
English-2
Listen to this article Science fiction is a specific type of fiction that focuses on the impact of imagined changes in science or technology, on society or individuals. It is a genre that explores the possibilities of the future and its positive and negative consequences. Jules Verne and H.G.
Listen to this article The intermediate plateau in language learning is a period of time when learners experience a perceived slowdown in their progress. This typically happens when learners have reached a level where they can communicate effectively in basic situations, but still make frequent mistakes and struggle to understand
English 1
Listen Line-by-Line There is an orange and some leaves. The orange is sliced up. Slicing is similar to cutting. There are four slices. There are four green leaves. Oranges are sweet and tangy. You can see two seeds in the first orange slice. I like oranges. Do you like oranges?
Science
Listen to this article The scientific method is like a path scientists follow to discover truths about the world. Here are the steps: 1. Ask a Question: Everything starts with curiosity! Scientists see something they don’t understand and ask, “Why is that happening?” 2. Do Some Research: Scientists look
Culture
Why is 42 to the answer to everything?
Languages
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