Hey everyone! 👋🏼 This week’s writing topic is all about airports and making reservations — two important and real-life situations where we all use English while traveling! 🌍✈️🏨 Whether you’re booking a flight or a hotel, checking in, or finding your gate — English is a key part of the experience. This challenge helps you practice what to say, how to ask for help, and how to stay confident in real-life travel situations 💬✨ We’re putting you in two situations: 1. You’re at the airport 2. You’re making a reservation by phone You’ll imagine how you speak, ask, answer, and deal with each step 🗣️ 🧳 AIRPORT ENGLISH – Practice Situations: – Asking for help or directions – Talking to airline staff or security – Checking in your bags – Asking about gates and times – Handling problems (like lost luggage or delays) 📞 BOOKING BY PHONE – Practice Situations: – Calling a hotel to book a room – Calling an airline to buy a ticket – Asking about prices, availability, or services – Making changes or cancellations – Giving your information clearly and politely 🎯 Your mission: Choose and answer as many questions as you like — in one paragraph or more. Be creative, be real, and imagine yourself in the moment. 💭 Writing Prompts & Reflection Questions: 🛫 At the Airport: 1. Describe your first airport experience. Where were you going? Were you nervous? 2. What English phrases do you use at the check-in counter? 3. What would you say if you don’t know where your gate is? 4. Have you ever lost a bag or had a flight delay? How did you handle it? 5. How do you politely ask about boarding time or gate number? 6. Imagine you’re at passport control — how do you answer questions about your trip? 📞 Booking a Ticket or Hotel: 7. What phrases do you use when booking a hotel room by phone? 8. How would you ask about prices or available dates for a flight? 9. What do you say if you want to cancel or change your reservation? 10. How do you give your name, email, or credit card info clearly? 11. What’s one booking conversation you want to practice more? 12. What helps you feel confident when making a phone call in English?

• Flavorful • Welcoming • Affordable • Well-prepared • Lively 📝 Task: Use 2 of these words in a sentence and post it in the comments! 💬 Let’s build stronger English skills — one delicious word at a time! 🍝✨📚

SMART Focus: T – Time-bound 📝Question: When will you complete your goal? Write 1–2 sentences to explain how much time you need or what your deadline is. 💡Example: 🎯 My goal: I want to finish one English book. ✅ Time-bound: I will finish it in 3 weeks by reading 5 pages every day. 🔑Tips to make your goal time-bound: - Set a clear deadline (in days, weeks, or months) - Break the goal into daily or weekly steps - Think: When will I start? When will I finish?

Hey everyone! 👋🏼 This week’s writing topic is all about something we all do — eating out! But it’s more than just food 🍕🍲 It’s about communication, confidence, culture, and daily English skills you can actually use 💬✨ We’re putting you in the restaurant — and asking you to imagine how you’d speak, ask, answer, and interact in real situations 🍽️🗣 You’ll reflect, describe, and practice English you’d use when you’re: – Ordering food – Asking for details – Making special requests – Giving feedback – Handling problems (yes… like wrong orders or cold food!) 😅 🎯 Your mission: Choose and answer as many questions as you like — in one paragraph or more. Be creative, be real, and imagine yourself in the moment. 💭 Writing Prompts & Reflection Questions: 1. Describe your favorite restaurant experience. Where were you? What did you order? 2. How do you usually order food in English? What phrases do you feel comfortable using? 3. What do you usually say if you don’t understand something on the menu? 4. Have you ever had a problem in a restaurant (cold food, wrong order, etc.)? How did you react? 5. Imagine you want your meal without something (e.g. onions). What would you say politely? 6. What are 3 useful phrases you always remember when you’re eating out? 7. How do you ask about allergies or ingredients if you’re not sure what’s in the food? 8. What’s your favorite way to compliment the food or the service? 9. How would you describe your favorite dish in English to a friend? 10. Do you prefer eating in or taking your food to go? Why? 11. What’s one sentence you’ve heard in a restaurant that you want to learn to use better? 12. If you were in a foreign country, what would help you feel more confident ordering food? 📝 Tips: - Use expressions like: Personally, In my experience, One time, Usually, If I’m not sure, I always say… - Try vocabulary like: order, dish, menu, recommend, allergic, without, bill, delicious, spicy, waiter, polite 📥 Post your writing in the comments below ⬇️

🚀 Welcome to Skool! Let’s Keep It Simple & Fun! 🎉 Hey Skoolers! 👋 I know this might be your first time on the platform, so let’s make things super easy for you! ✨ Step 1: Introduce Yourself!Make your first post and tell us:🔹 Your name 🏷️🔹 Your job/major 🎓🔹 Your interests 🌟🔹 Something you can help us with 🙌🔹 Which English Hunter group you were in 🎯 🔥 Step 2: Engage, Engage, Engage!Every post here has a CTA (Call to Action) – just do it! ✅For example: If a post asks you to comment a sentence, do it right away! ⏳ 📌 Pro Tip: Every time you feel like opening Instagram or TikTok 👉 Open Skool instead! 💡 💯 Step 3: Repeat this every day & watch the magic happen! 🎩✨ Let’s build something amazing together! 🚀🔥