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B1 English Group Classes — Morning Time (Armenian time) I’m opening a small B1 group for those who want to improve their English through regular practice and communication. • 3–4 students only • Morning classes • Plenty of speaking practice • Learn from other students and different perspectives • A supportive and motivating group atmosphere If you’re interested in joining, text me for more details: @yevamilitonyan

Why You Suddenly Can’t Speak English (Even If You’re Fluent) 🫶🏻 My first Youtube video is officialy up! :) Waiting for your support and comments 🫶🏻 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOKW6WbuxJY

🇺🇸 2 expressions my students learned this week 📍1. Getting shanghaied = to be tricked, persuaded, or pressured into doing something you didn’t really want to do. ✅ I got shanghaied into helping my friend move. — I was somehow persuaded (or pressured) into helping my friend move. 📍2. Too many cooks spoil the soup (or broth) = when too many people try to control or interfere with the same task, the result can become worse. ✅ Let’s keep the team small. Too many cooks spoil the soup. — When too many people are involved in managing something, it can make things more complicated and less effective. #vocabulary #englishlearning #englishteacher #learnenglish

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🇬🇧📚 DO vs MAKE — in 15 seconds! #English #LearnEnglish #grammar Remember this simple rule: ✅ DO = work, tasks, and routines. Think of activities or responsibilities: do homework do the dishes do exercise do your job ✅ MAKE = create or produce something new. Think of results or things you create: make dinner make a mistake make plans make noise make friends ➡️ Real-life examples: I need to do my homework, then make dinner. She did her best to make him happy. ❌ Common mistake: I made my homework. ✅ Correct: I did my homework.

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