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Idiom of the Week - Call it a day
Call it a day means to stop working or doing an activity for now, usually because you’ve done enough or feel tired. 🛑 - We’ve finished the report. Let’s call it a day. - I’m getting tired. Shall we call it a day? - Let’s finish this last task and then call it a day. So how could you use this phrase?🤔 Leave your example(s) in the comments and I'll get back to you!
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Let's welcome our new member, Ursula! 🥳@Vicent Miralles Lluch @Dave Hughes It's great to have you here! @Ursula Lopez If you have a moment, please introduce yourself to everyone. Tell us: where you are from and why you want to improve your English.
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Conversation Class - 5th October 2026 - The botched execution of Christa Pike
In this evening's conversation class, we will discuss the botched execution of Christa Pike, who was sentenced to death by lethal injection in Tennessee, USA, on Wednesday 30th September 2026. Warning: These articles and class discussion may contain details that learners may find distressing Source: BBC News - How the the failed execution of Christa Pike unfolded Video https://bbc.com/news/videos/cmkg8gkpd9vko Written article: https://bbc.com/news/articles/ckge4eql4q7eo
Conversation Class - 5th October 2026 - The botched execution of Christa Pike
I'm taking a break!
There will be no classes next week 14-20th as I'm taking a break. Hope to see you all soon.
I'm taking a break!
Idiom of the Week
Let the cat out of the bag 🐈👜 Meaning: To reveal a secret, usually accidentally. Example: We were planning a surprise party, but Tom let the cat out of the bag. That was supposed to be a secret, but trust you to let the cat out of the bag! 😡 Have you, or anyone you know ever let the cat out of the bag? 🤔 Write your own example with this idiom in the comments below, and I'll get back to you.
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