Hi everybody! Thursday Check-in! If you are new, START HERE! On today's menu, we have: Coffee + Speak at 9am UTC+2 Writing Club at 6pm UTC+2 Our Introduction Session at 7pm UTC+2 Speaking Club at 19:30 UTC+2 If you are NEW, I strongly recommend coming to our INTRODUCTION SESSION to learn about the course and what Emily's English Campus can do for YOU! Are you coming to a class? Are you working on a folder? What are YOU doing today? Let me know in the comments and get some POINTS!

Right now, @Lola Nones is 1st place with @Pablo Benéitez Martínez trailing very close behind. Remember that you can earn more points by leaving comments, making posts and getting LIKES. There is only ONE WEEK LEFT to get as many points as you can. Who will win?

A big CONGRATULATIONS to @Pablo Benéitez Martínez, @Miwe Atayewa (and @Jack Hastings , I guess?) for taking the PODIUM in our AT|IN|ON QUIZ! (Well done to @Saamiya Arai, @Rukshana Aktar and @Omar Berrah for participating, too <3 ) I hope that we can do more exciting events in the future! Let me know which topics you would like to do different quizzes in!

Lots of people have asked me recently about the difference between American and British English. One major difference is our choice of vocabulary. From nappy to diaper, lift to elevator and boot to trunk, there seem to be so many differences between what an American might say, versus to what a British person might say. So, a question for you today: Which do you say, of these two words? Which one is AMERICAN, and which is BRITISH?