I've decided to add the show to our community MAINLY so you can see what "basic level" is. There's nothing wrong with the show, but if you then listen to FRIENDS or SEINFELD, you will notice a MASSIVE difference. The fact is, FRIENDS and SEINFELD are representative of HOW Americans actually speak. BUT anyway! I will start uploading episodes. The quality, unfortunately, is NOT excellent, but it's okay. There are subtitles (which I don't like)!! Here's the LINK (it's in the Classroom at the bottom). Let me know if you are enjoying the show, okay? You can stream the episodes AND there's a download link below each episode. PS: @Qiubo Huang inspired the share!!

📅 LIVE Classes Tomorrow (Feb 7) 🕑 2:00 PM MSK — AMA with Coach Clive LA: 3:00 AM | Beijing: 7:00 PM What it is: Open Ask Me Anything session Best for: Speaking practice, asking questions, pronunciation feedback, confidence building. Tip: You can just listen at first — totally okay. 🕞 3:30 PM MSK — 🙋‍♂️🦝 AMA with Coach Khalil LA: 4:30 AM | Beijing: 8:30 PM What it is: High-energy AMA with lots of interaction Best for: Speaking confidence, casual conversation, getting comfortable talking live. Vibe: Friendly, fun, zero pressure. 🕓 4:00 PM MSK — AMA with Coach Francis LA: 5:00 AM | Beijing: 9:00 PM What it is: Structured AMA with clear explanations Best for: Pronunciation, clarity, understanding why things sound the way they do. Good choice if: You like calm, focused learning. 🕔 5:00 PM MSK — 🎲🤣 Games with Khalil LA: 6:00 AM | Beijing: 10:00 PM What it is: Speaking games + laughter Best for: Fluency, thinking fast in English, losing fear of mistakes. Perfect if: You want to speak without overthinking. 🕖 7:00 PM MSK — AMA with Coach Rochelle LA: 8:00 AM | Beijing: 12:00 AM (Feb 8) What it is: Supportive AMA with lots of encouragement Best for: Clear speech, confidence, asking personal learning questions. Vibe: Warm, friendly, very learner-focused.

Hey everyone! It’s Friday… and if the week has worn you out, you’re not alone 😅So today’s phrasal verb is perfectly on theme: WEAR OUT 😴 We use this when something becomes old from too much use or when we become completely exhausted! Let’s break it down 🎉 👇Don’t forget to write your own examples in the comments. Have fun! 🎉 👟1. to use something so much that it becomes old or stops working Meaning:👉 Become unusable from too much use Examples: - I wore out my favorite shoes. 👟 - The batteries are worn out. 🔋 😩 2. to make someone extremely tired Meaning: 👉 Exhaust someone Examples: - This week really wore me out. 😵 - The kids wore me out today! ❓ Your turn! 💬 What wore you out this week?👇 Happy Friday energy everyone 🎉 https://www.skool.com/lme/classroom/c7105c70?md=1f2400cb564e485d8fb2bdcbf85dd579

Hey everybody! We’ve got a brand new drop in our theatre! This one came as a special request from Coach @Khalil Ghacha and I'm excited to share it with you all. Ben Whittaker, a 70-year-old widower, decides to start a new chapter in his life by becoming a senior intern at an online fashion company. There, he meets Jules Ostin, the young and ambitious founder and CEO. As Ben adapts to the modern workplace, he brings wisdom, patience, and kindness that change the office—and Jules’ life—in unexpected ways. The story is heartwarming, funny, and full of lessons about friendship, work-life balance, and finding purpose at any age. It’s a perfect film for learning English: dialogue is clear, situations are relatable, and humor mixes beautifully with life lessons. 🍿 Enjoy the movie! NO SUBTITLES! 🚫 👉 WATCH HERE

Hey everyone! 👋 Today’s expression is “cut someone loose.” 👉 It means ending ties with someone, letting someone go, or breaking up with them. It’s used when you release or dismiss someone, often with a sense of finality or moving on. Origin: This comes from the literal idea of untying or releasing something that’s bound. Over time, it became a metaphor for ending someone’s connection or obligation. Examples: • He decided it was time to cut her loose after all the drama. 😬 • The company had to cut him loose due to budget cuts. 💼 • Sometimes you just have to cut someone loose to move forward. 🌟 Figurative daily-life examples: • She wasn’t contributing to the group project, so we cut her loose. 📝 • I had to cut loose a few old habits that weren’t working. 💡 • They cut him loose from the committee after he moved away. 🏠 Now it’s your turn! 💬 Drop your own sentence using “cut someone loose” below 👇 WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER! 🤝