Do you know the phrasal verb "get over"? We use it when we have to overcome something difficult, like a sickness or a bad experience. When was the last time you had to get over something? Let me know in the comments!

As I said in the LIVE session today, you can get points in 2 ways: - making posts - leaving comments Every time you get a LIKE, you get a POINT! So tell me in the comments: What's your favourite animal?

I do not like flying. I'm flying today. I wish they would invent jetpacks or something, or really fast boats. Or a high speed train that is REAAAALLY high speed. I want to know today - what is your least favourite transport? Tell me why in the comments and keep me occupied while I deal with my absolute hatred of flying!

What does "flatter" mean? I It means to give someone lots of COMPLIMENTS. "Your hair looks great!" "Stop flattering me." "You are such a good teacher!" "Your flattery won't make me change your grades!" Sometimes, people flatter you because they respect you. Sometimes, they do it to GAIN something. Have you ever received flattery before? Let me know in the comments!

In the UK, we have plenty of wildlife, but my favourite is the Tortoiseshell butterfly. He was taking a break on the wall of my parents' garden this morning, and let me take a picture. Some people have a fear of butterflies. What do you think about them?