After completing the interview activity, I would like to know what you all thought about my friend's story. 1. Imagine that you had a friend in this same situation - what advice would you give them to get better, if any?  2. Do you think that this kind of situation is common in your country? Why/why not?  Please leave your thoughts in the comments of the post at the end of this page.

Have you ever heard of this expression? Or perhaps you've heard of "handing in your notice" In England, it's necessary to hand in your notice when you are leaving your job. "A notice period" is a legal amount of time that you must continue working while your company search for someone to replace you. When was the last time you had to "hand in your notice"? How did it go? Just curious...

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!

Some students have asked me how to progress through STAGE ZERO of the course. It's easy, really! Take your time, explore the materials and don't forget to "tick" each page when you're done.

This is one expression that I always hear: "The grass is always greener on the other side." It is connected to our feeling of desire for the things we don't have - we always think other people's situations are more desirable than our own. Have you ever felt that way, or perhaps been warned that the grass isn't as green as you might think? Let me know in the comments below!