8 Aug 2026, 19:08 UTC62 views3 reactionsread 3 September 2026 Photo
When do we use ‘lend’ and when do we use ‘borrow’?🙏
Look at the images and complete the gap:
I __ Lucy’s umbrella to go shopping. It was pouring with rain!
1. lent
2. gave
3. borrowed
🌷 For more practice with ‘lend’ and ‘borrow’, visit our website. Link in bio.
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29 May 2026, 16:11 UTC380 views4 reactionsread 3 September 2026 File
📚 PARTS OF SPEECH
Cover 👇
Lesson-1.1 : Parts of Speech and Kinds
Lesson-1.2 : Noun and Kinds
Lesson-1.3 : Pronoun and Kinds
Lesson-1.4 : Verb and Kinds
Lesson-1.5 : Adjective and Kinds
Lesson-1.6 : Adverb and Kinds
Lesson-1.7 : Preposition and Kinds
Lesson-1.8 : Conjunction and Kinds
Lesson-1.9 : Interjection and Kinds
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26 May 2026, 17:03 UTC281 views2 reactionsread 3 September 2026 Torture 😰
Meaning
1. The act of inflicting severe physical or mental pain as a punishment or to extract information ⚖️
2. Extreme physical or mental suffering 🤕
Examples
The prisoner endured unimaginable torture during the interrogation. 🔒
Waiting for the exam results was pure torture for her. 📝😫
Other nuanced uses
The movie vividly depicted the psychological torture experienced by the protagonist. 🎬🧠
Usage Notes…
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6 Apr 2026, 13:04 UTC448 views1 reactionsread 3 September 2026 Photo
📅 April 5, 2026
🌅 Phrase of the Day: "Reserved for a Rainy Day"
- Meaning:
- Represents the idea of saving resources or plans for future use.
- Embodies preparation for unexpected challenges or needs.
- Encouragement:
- Inspires mindfulness about current resources and how they may serve us later.
- Reminds us to appreciate what we have while being ready for the future 💧✨
💭 Example: I’ve saved that gourmet…
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31 Mar 2026, 16:00 UTC269 viewsread 3 September 2026 Photo
Present Simple vs Present Continuous (60 sec) ⏱️
Present Simple = routines/facts
✅ I study every day.
✅ She works in Addis.
Present Continuous = now/temporary
✅ I am studying right now.
✅ She is working from home this week.
Quick tip: every day / usually ➜ Simple
now / today / this week ➜ Continuous
Poll drill (choose 1):
1) Look! He ___ (run) 🚶
A) runs B) is running
2) My dad ___ (drive) to work every day.
A) dr…
29 Mar 2026, 17:30 UTC203 views1 reactionsread 3 September 2026 Photo
Weekly Recap ✅
Top mistakes spotted this week 👇
1) He go ❌ → He goes ✅
2) I am agree ❌ → I agree ✅
3) She didn’t went ❌ → She didn’t go ✅
4) Since 2 years ❌ → for 2 years ✅ / since 2023 ✅
5) I have 25 years ❌ → I am 25 (years old) ✅
⏱ Mixed Tense Speed Test (5 Q)
Choose A/B/C. Answers in the next message.
1) By the time I arrived, they ____ dinner.
A finish B had finished C finished
2) I ____ here since 2022.
A l…
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29 Mar 2026, 15:00 UTC177 viewsread 3 September 2026 Photo
Sunday Speaking Challenge 🗣️
Describe your Sunday using these 5 verbs:
make - do - have - get - go
✅ Write 5 short sentences (one for each verb) in the comments.
Example:
I make coffee.
I do my laundry.
I have lunch with my family.
I get some rest.
I go for a walk.
Now it’s your turn👇
📢 Made with Inside
28 Mar 2026, 07:00 UTC262 viewsread 3 September 2026 Photo
Weekend Micro-Lesson: “have” vs “have got”
Meaning: Both = possess.
✅ I have a car.
✅ I’ve got a car.
Common rules:
- have got is more informal (very common in UK English).
- In questions/negatives:
Have you got…? / I haven’t got…
Do you have…? / I don’t have…
- For routines/actions, use have (not “have got”):
✅ I have breakfast at 7. ❌ I’ve got breakfast.
Mini Drill (fill in): have / have got / has / has got
1) I…
27 Mar 2026, 09:30 UTC198 viewsread 3 September 2026 Photo
Irregular Verbs - Set #1 (swipe ➡️) 🧠✨
Card 1
GO - went - gone
Example: I went to work early.
Card 2
COME - came - come
Example: She has come home.
Card 3
SEE - saw - seen
Example: Have you seen my keys?
Card 4
TAKE - took - taken
Example: He has taken the bus.
Card 5
GIVE - gave - given
Example: They were given advice.
Card 6
EAT - ate - eaten
Example: I’ve eaten already.
Card 7
1‑Minute Self‑Test ⏱️
Write th…
26 Mar 2026, 16:00 UTC323 viewsread 3 September 2026 Photo
Quick Video: Past Simple -ed pronunciation
3 sounds:
✅ /t/ after voiceless: worked, helped, watched
✅ /d/ after voiced sounds: played, cleaned, called
✅ /ɪd/ after /t/ or /d/: wanted, needed
Mini “listening” quiz 🧠
Read the verb. Say the -ed sound: /t/, /d/, or /ɪd/.
1) laughed
2) opened
3) visited
4) stopped
5) changed
Comment your answers like: 1)t 2)d 3)ɪd 4)t 5)d
#English #PastSimple #Pronunciation #Listenin…
25 Mar 2026, 09:30 UTC210 views1 reactionsread 3 September 2026 Photo
Mini Drill: Present Simple ✅
Choose the correct form of the verb.
1) I ____ to work at 8. (go)
A) go B) goes
2) She ____ up early. (get)
A) get B) gets
3) They ____ dinner at home. (make)
A) make B) makes
4) He ____ the bus every day. (take)
A) take B) takes
5) We ____ English after class. (study)
A) study B) studies
6) My brother ____ coffee in the morning. (drink)
A) drink B) drinks
7) The shop ____ at…
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25 Feb 2026, 13:58 UTC353 views3 reactionsread 3 September 2026 Forwarded from @ethiostudenthubsPhoto
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