• Our team is happy to announce that the link shared above is the Launch of our YouTube Channel.
• We will share some of the top video materials and different workshops including interviews as well as lessons on the channel.
• Please, subscribe to the channel and become the best part of our YOU TUBE Channel TEAM✊
🔥Stay tuned for more!!!
#LaunchingYouTubeChannel
#LETSLEARN

🔥A long-awaited “INTERVIEW PROJECT”, conducted in Japan with an outstanding student of Temple University, is now ready to be released. Here is the first official trailer of the Interview. Watch it, share it and stay tuned for more!!!
#DamirNumonov 🇺🇿
#ClaytonSkinger 🇺🇸
#InterviewTrailer 🎥

I will be happy if you could share this trailer on your Instagram Accounts (don’t forget to 🏷 tag me and D.M)

Would you like to watch the full version of the interview project on Sunday Club at Let’s Learn?
anonymous poll

Yeah, we will watch all together! – 17
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 100%

Not interested!
▫️ 0%

👥 17 people voted so far.

It’s suggested that Mark ..... to his teacher
anonymous poll

Talks – 13
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 59%

Talk – 7
👍👍👍👍 32%

Is talking – 2
👍 9%

👥 22 people voted so far.

🔸Question 1
Before the invention of e-mail, people ______ wait days or weeks for a reply to a letter.
A
used to
B
were used to
C
got used to

🔸Question 2

My brother and I ______ a lot when we were younger, but now we get along fine.
A
are used to fighting
B
didn't use to fight
C
used to fight

🔸Question 3

Has she taken voice lessons? She ________ so well.
A
didn't use to sing
B
isn't used to singing
C
got used to singing

🔸Question 4

Carla ______ her entire salary on new clothes and shoes, but now she's more disciplined with her money.
A
didn't use to spend
B
is used to spending
C
used to spend

Question 5

Now my father is bald, but he _____ black hair.
A
is used to having
B
used to have
C
was used to have

📅Word of the day!
“Stroll”

📚Meaning:
to walk in a slow, relaxed manner, esp. for pleasure.

📖 Synonym:
“Walk”

🗞Examples:
• After dinner, we went for a stroll (Noun) along the beach.
• We could stroll (Verb) along the beach after dinner.
• The couples strolled arm-in-arm down John Street.
• He spotted her immediately and strolled (Verb) across to talk to her.
• He got out of the car and strolled (Verb) around to the passenger side to let out his friend.
#DailyVocabulary

🎗 Announcement of the next SundayClub!
🎫 We look forward to seeing you all at Let’s Learn on Sunday, June 9th at 3pm.
#SundayClub
#LetsLearn
#HaveFun

Let us know if you are interested in joining us on Sunday by clicking “👋🏻”

The correct answer here was "Talk”
"It is suggested that Mark talk to his teacher"
This structure is called a "subjunctive mood" in English grammar.
#GrammarRules

📚Alternatives to “Correct”
#SpeakingNatural