For today's daily challenge, I would like you to tell me about something that made you feel CRINGE. Cringe = a feeling of embarrassment or shame for yourself or for someone else. What made you feel cringe, and why? Did it have anything to do with speaking English? I hope not! Let me know in the comments below :)

Hi everyone! Please join the CONVERSATION class TOMORROW at 20:00 UTC+2. All paid members are welcome. (Please use the same name as your account on SKOOL when joining the classroom. This will help me to organise the REGISTER). TOPIC: HOLIDAY BLUES ... Getting back into the swing of things!

Back-to-school season in Houston has been really busy! Between buying school supplies, backpacks, and clothes, meeting the teachers and other parents, and getting the kids ready for their first day, my schedule has been completely turned upside down. I’d love to hear from other parents who have gone through these busy two weeks. Thank you!

Hey guys! I'm going to write a few options for different situations where you need to use English, and I would like you to: - Choose the option that makes you ANXIOUS (maybe you wouldn't even do it in the context of a course!) - Write a comment telling me if you would do this in an English course, or if it's too much for you! As I continue to build my course, I am curious to learn about your BOUNDARIES (things that you refuse to do). I want to know if there is an assignment that would make you too scared to move on with my course. Everyone has different BOUNDARIES, which is completely understandable. It is my job to adapt to you! So tell me, which of these options is too much for you?

I'm having a little day trip with @Jack Hastings at the Peak District today. Here are some photos! Do you have a protected natural area in your country? Can you tell me about it?