Don´t say I don´t treat ya! We have 2 main videos out now. One is about the uses of "so", which you can find here! The second video is about the difference between WILL and GOING TO. You can find it here! I am adding more grammar practice in preparation for BREAK WEEK. I hope that you will all have plenty to do this upcoming week! :)

In English, we have a lot of ways to talk about money, for some reason. I think that this may be because a lot of people find it difficult to discuss money openly in English-speaking countries. In The United States, they use "bacon". Do you bring home the bacon? 🥓 In the UK, it's common to hear "bread" in reference to money. Are you the breadwinner in your house? 🍞 Let me know in the comments: - Is money a "taboo" topic in your country? - Can you think of other ways to refer to money in your language OR in English?

Jack and I are now back in England, hooray! Some NEW THINGS for you: - this summer, classes will be LATER and on WEEKENDS in some cases. I hope that more of you will be able to attend thanks to this change. - Please forgive this week's class times being a little bit unpredictable. I am in the countryside visiting my parents and I'm really not sure how reliable the internet will be. Please expect more videos and recordings to make up for these problems. - I am starting a new job in London this summer! It is a temporary job, but that's pretty normal for teachers like me. For this reason, TikTok Lives will not be EVERY DAY, but more SKOOL-exclusive events will be happening instead! 💜 Jack and I will be working very hard to help you UPGRADE your English skills this summer. Even if you can't come to every class, try your best, ask questions and HAVE FUN with us! Please expect a calendar update soon, and enjoy the picture of Mr. Horsey and his new Canarian girlfriend. 🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨 If you read this long and boring message, leave a comment with your country's flag! ;)

I want to know if you all know this song. It's really popular in lots of English speaking countries because of its catchy beat. Fill in the gap! LADY, I JUST FEEL LIKE, I WON'T ____ YOU OUT OF MY MIND.

Hey everyone! Did you know you can use "or else" if you're telling someone to do something? This makes you sound THREATENING: like there will be consequences if you don't. Can you write an example in the comments? You should practice a little bit of English every day, or else you'll forget important vocabulary!