"Actions speak louder than words."
It means doing something is far better than just talking about it. For example, you said that you will study but then you didn't open your books or did your homework, then it's meaningless. But if you opened your books or did your homework, then it's a success!
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１０/２７は日曜日ですが、９：００～１８：００のお時間で開講いたします❣
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１３：００～/１４：００～/１５：００～/１６：００～はまだお席がございます！
ご希望の場合は、今すぐお問い合わせください！！
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A good way to improve your English skills is to practice speaking. Tongue twister is a good way to improve your pronunciation and enunciation of English vocabularies.
Try to read the phrase below. At first, do it slowly:
Three tired tigers try to throw three trees.
🐯🐯🐯🌳🌳🌳
Then, read it with an increasing speed:
Three tired tigers try to throw three trees.
🐯🐯🐯🌳🌳🌳
Lastly, try to repeat it twice or thrice:
Three tired tigers try to throw three trees.
Three tired tigers try to throw three trees.
Three tired tigers try to throw three trees.
🐯🐯🐯🌳🌳🌳
How was it? Hope it was fun!
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英検３級以上を受験された皆さん！
二次試験の面接対策はもう始めていますか？
「受かってから考える」「近くなったら考える」では遅いです！
今すぐアミティーにご相談ください🎵
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🤔 How to...express hunger?
Food is essential in our lives. And eating is the only solution when you feel hungry. Aside from the common phrase, "I'm hungry.", today, let's learn how to express hunger in different ways.
You can use the following phrases and/or sentences below to express hunger:
I'm famished. (this means very hungry)
I could eat a horse. (not literally!)
I'm starving.
hungry as a wolf/bear/lion
So, are you hungry now? Give us a call and sign up for a fun seminar today!
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10/29～11/2、11/6、11/8は通常レッスンがお休みです！
プライベートレッスンは開講いたします🎃
英検対策／文法強化／英会話などなど・・・
プライベートで理解を深めましょう！！
まだまだお席に空きがございます✨
【開講時間】
■火～金曜日は１１：３０～２０：３０
■土曜日は１０：００～１９：００
詳しくはお問い合わせください🎵
日曜日と月曜日はお休みとなっておりますので、留守番電話にメッセージを残して頂くか、
こちらよりお問い合わせください！
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🤓 Grammar Bits: Superlative Adjectives
When you compare three people, places, or things, use the superlative form of the adjective. These adjectives usually end in -est.
Examples:
big - bigger - biggest
cheap - cheaper - cheapest
clean - cleaner - cleanest
Sometimes, you have to add most before the words.
Examples:
most beautiful
most expensive
most intelligent
Can you tell us the superlative equivalent of these adjectives?
1. rich
2. quick
3. convenient
4. cool
5. breathtaking
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eerie /ˈɪəri/.
strange and slightly frightening or scary
Example:
That forest is know for its eerie atmosphere so only a few people dare to go inside.
With the lights out, this room looks eerie.
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English Idiom of the Day 💬
a piece of cake
It means easy to achieve or get.
A: I'm nervous about the test tomorrow.
B: Oh c'mon! You're smart. It will be a piece of cake for you.
A: Thanks for saying that.
In this conversation, speaker A is nervous about the upcoming test but speaker B reassured him/her that the test will be easy for speaker A.
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