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?

We just had our latest LIVE session, where an interesting question was asked: If you could eat one meal for the rest of your life, which one would it be? Answer this question in the comments below, and tell me WHY!

Guys, I didn't get any sleep last night. I had a coffee at 6pm! I don't normally do that, but I did yesterday and I stayed up all night. I really need to CUT DOWN ON coffee. Have you ever CUT DOWN ON something for your health or wellbeing? I love coffee so this will be impossible for me ...

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!

Watch the video, and learn that "have a go" can have two different meanings. 1. When did you last have a go at something new? 2. Have you had a go at anyone recently? Leave a comment below!