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08/10/2026

💙LEAVE ❤️LEFT 💛LEFT 🚪

leave = exit / go away
left = past & participle
LEFT = opposite of RIGHT ➡️⬅️

One word. TWO meanings. 😵‍💫

📚 Irregular verb: LEAVE → LEFT → LEFT

👉 I leave school at 5.
👉 I left school at 5 yesterday.
👉 I've left my keys at home.

But LEFT can also mean the opposite of RIGHT:

⬅️ Turn left.
➡️ Turn right.

💡 Memory trick:
LEFT = the past of LEAVE AND the opposite of RIGHT! 😜

💙LEAVE ❤️LEFT 💛LEFT 🚪⬅️

¡El inglés también sabe cómo liarnos! 😂

📚 Verbo irregular: LEAVE → LEFT → LEFT

👉 I leave school at 5. → Salgo del colegio a las 5.
👉 I left school at 5 yesterday. → Ayer salí del colegio a las 5.
👉 I've left my keys at home. → Me he dejado las llaves en casa.

Pero LEFT también significa izquierda:

⬅️ Turn left. → Gira a la izquierda.
➡️ Turn right. → Gira a la derecha.

💡 Truco para recordarlo:
LEFT = pasado de LEAVE + lo contrario de RIGHT. 😜

06/10/2026

💙❤️💛 “People is”

🇬🇧 Teacher: People are...
Student: People is... 😭

📚 Quick grammar reminder:
People is plural, so we use are, not is.

❌ People is very friendly.
✅ People are very friendly.

💡 Think: person → people → is/are? → ARE!

Save this one for your next English class! 😂

🇪🇸 Profe: People are...
Alumno: People is... 😭

📚 Recordatorio rápido:
People es plural, así que usamos are, no is.

❌ People is very friendly.
✅ People are very friendly.

💡 Person → people → ARE!

¿Quién ha cometido este error alguna vez? 👀😂

06/10/2026

💙❤️💛 🇬🇧 “I am agree.” 😭
Every English teacher has heard it at least 638,231 times!
📚 Quick grammar fix:
❌ I am agree.
✅ I agree.
Why? Because agree is a verb, so we don't use am/is/are before it.
🗣️
❌ I am agree with you.
✅ I agree with you.
💡 But remember:
I am + adjective → I am happy.
I + verb → I agree.
Simple… but SO important! 😜

🇪🇸 “I am agree.” 😭
¡Todo profesor de inglés lo ha escuchado unas 638.231 veces!
📚 Corrección rápida:
❌ I am agree.
✅ I agree.
¿Por qué? Porque agree es un verbo, así que no usamos am/is/are delante.
🗣️
❌ I am agree with you.
✅ I agree with you. → Estoy de acuerdo contigo.
💡 Recuerda:
I am + adjetivo → I am happy.
I + verbo → I agree.
¡Pequeño error, gran diferencia! 😜

06/10/2026

💙❤️💛 “I have 25 years”
🇬🇧 The classic Spanish-speaker trap! 😂🇪🇸

❌ I have 25 years.
✅ I'm 25 years old.
✅ I have 25 years of experience.

📚 In English, we are an age — we don't have an age.

🗣️ I'm 25 years old.
🗣️ I've been teaching for 25 years.

💡 Age → BE
Experience → HAVE

Now you know! 😉

🇪🇸 ¡El clásico error de los hispanohablantes! 😂🇪🇸

❌ I have 25 years.
✅ I'm 25 years old. → Tengo 25 años.
✅ I have 25 years of experience. → Tengo 25 años de experiencia.

📚 En inglés, somos una edad, no la tenemos.

💡 Edad → BE
Experiencia → HAVE

¡Uno menos que corregir! 😜

02/10/2026

💙❤️💛READY? SET? ENGLISH! 💥

New classes. New goals. New adventures. ✨
And the best part? **We start next week!** 🚀

See you in class! 💛

20/07/2026

💙❤️💛 ⚽ ¿Sabías que muchas expresiones del inglés cotidiano vienen del fútbol?

Hoy empezamos una nueva serie para aprender el inglés que sí usan los nativos. 🇬🇧

🟢 A2–B1

Kick Off → empezar, dar comienzo
Score → conseguir / lograr
Full-Time → jornada completa
Extra Time → tiempo extra

🟡 B1–B2

On the Ball → estar atento / espabilado
Own Goal → marcarse un gol en propia (cometer un error que te perjudica)
Hat-trick → tres logros seguidos
The Ball Is in Your Court → ahora te toca decidir a ti
Game Plan → plan o estrategia
Red Card → tarjeta roja (rechazo o comportamiento inaceptable)

🔴 B2–C1

Move the Goalposts → cambiar las reglas a mitad del juego
Level Playing Field → igualdad de condiciones
Blow the Whistle → denunciar una irregularidad / destapar algo
Equaliser → algo que equilibra o compensa
Transfer Window → periodo de cambios o nuevas oportunidades (uso figurado)

17/07/2026

09/07/2026

💙❤️💛 Today's expression: to toss and turn = to keep moving around in bed because you can't sleep.

🗣️ Examples:

💬 I was tossing and turning all night before my English exam.

💬 She tossed and turned because it was too hot.

💡 Why do we say "toss and turn"?
It's a pair of verbs that describe constantly changing position in bed while trying to fall asleep.

✨ Bonus vocabulary:

😴 Fall asleep = dormirse
⏰ Wake up = despertarse
🛏️ Have a good night's sleep = dormir bien

💙❤️💛 Expresión de hoy: to toss and turn = dar vueltas en la cama porque no consigues dormir.

🗣️ Ejemplos:
💬 I was tossing and turning all night before my English exam.
💬 She tossed and turned because it was too hot.
💡 ¿Por qué se dice "toss and turn"?
Porque combina dos verbos que describen el movimiento constante de una persona que no encuentra una postura cómoda para dormir.
✨ Vocabulario extra:
😴 Fall asleep = quedarse dormido
⏰ Wake up = despertarse
🛏️ Have a good night's sleep = dormir bien

30/06/2026

💙❤️💛 Sometimes we spend too much time looking in the rear-view mirror... 👀🔥

The mistakes you've made, the opportunities you missed, the things you wish you'd said.

But life isn't behind you.

📚 English tip:

Look ahead = focus on the future and what's coming next.

🗣️ Examples:
• Keep looking ahead.
• Don't look back—look ahead.

Every lesson, every mistake, and every new word brings you closer to your goal. 🌍

✨ Your future speaks English. Keep moving forward.

💙❤️💛 A veces pasamos demasiado tiempo mirando por el retrovisor... 👀🔥

Los errores que cometimos, las oportunidades que dejamos pasar o las cosas que nos hubiera gustado decir.

Pero la vida no está detrás de ti.

📚 Tip de inglés:

Look ahead significa mirar hacia el futuro o centrarse en lo que está por venir.

🗣️ Ejemplos:
• Keep looking ahead. → Sigue mirando hacia adelante.
• Don't look back—look ahead. → No mires atrás; mira hacia adelante.

Cada clase, cada error y cada palabra nueva te acerca un poco más a tu objetivo. 🌍

✨ Tu futuro te espera. Sigue avanzando.


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