Today I'm gonna give y'all a pro tip. Never , I mean never, ever eat a ghost. I don't care how hungry you are...Don't do it. Not because it's rude, not because of all that haunting stuff... it's because It tastes like sheet.

We should never trust stairs. They're always up to something.

Today's idiom/Expression: "When pigs fly" Meaning: You use this to say something will never happen , usually in a funny or sarcastic way. Examples: "He'll clean his room when pigs fly." → He'll never clean his room. "You'll get a raise? Yeah, when pigs fly!" → You'll never get a raise. In my language (Portuguese), we say: "Not even if the cow coughs." 🐄 Same idea, different animal! 😄 Now it's your turn! How do you say "this will never happen" in YOUR language? Drop it in the comments ... I'm curious to see if another animal shows up in your country!

The gentle rhythm of the Bosphorus, the beauty of being present, and the quiet reminder that life doesn't always have to move so fast.

Hey everyone! Sometimes we invite someone to join us, and sometimes we use it to talk about how something is progressing. 😊 So today’s phrasal verb is COME ALONG — a useful one with a few common meanings in everyday English. Let’s take a look 👇 🚶‍♀️Meaning 1: 👉 to come with someone / join someone Examples: - Do you want to come along with us? - Why don’t you come along? It’ll be fun! 📈 Meaning 2: 👉 to make progress / develop Examples: - How’s your English coming along? - The project is coming along nicely. ⏰ Meaning 3: 👉 to arrive or appear Examples: - Don’t worry. Something better will come along. - The right opportunity will come along eventually. Learning a language takes time. You may not notice your progress every day, but little by little, you’re coming along!💪😊 ❓ Your turn! 💬 How’s your English coming along these days? Drop your examples below 👇🎉 https://www.skool.com/lme/classroom/c7105c70?md=f7344607995d4e60b7d2459faa755a95