Learn English Easily from Mr Limbada

Please note that tomorrow’s session is at 9 am because of public holiday.

💷Do you know any phrasal verbs to do with money, money, money?🤭
Check these out and then tell us any more you know in the comments!
~ Tina😊

English tuition in Port Louis with an experienced teacher 📚

➕ Friday sessions now included in the schedule for GP Grade 12/13.

English Vocabulary 📖
GNARLY (adj.)
Meanings:
Difficult, dangerous, or challenging.
(Surfing/skate slang) Impressive, extreme, or cool.
(Literal) Gnarled or twisted.

Examples:
The trail was gnarly, but we made it to the top.
That skateboard trick was gnarly!
The tree had a gnarly old trunk.

Synonyms: tricky, difficult, tough, complicated, dangerous, risky, twisted

Try using the word in your own sentence!

If there’s demand for a GP batch on Friday, I will consider.

Please try to understand that it’s not personal when I say NO to tuition to you or your child, the places are limited and are on first come first served basis.

Just because you were my student last year doesn’t guarantee you a place. You need to confirm that you’re coming back.

Experienced English teacher in Port Louis

The idiom of the day is - Bite off more than you can chew

English Vocabulary 📖
LUSTRUM (n.) .
A period of five years.

It comes from ancient Roman practice, where a purification ceremony called a lustrum was held every five years.
Examples:
A full lustrum has passed since we last met.
The project took nearly a lustrum to complete.
In just one lustrum, the city transformed dramatically.

Synonyms: five-year period, half-decade

Try using the word in your own sentence!

English Vocabulary 📖
ENERVATING (adj.) Causing someone to feel drained of energy or vitality; weakening.
Examples:
The enervating heat of the desert made it hard to keep walking.
Their constant complaints had an enervating effect on the team’s morale.

Synonyms: exhausting, debilitating, draining, tiring, fatiguing

Try using the word in your own sentence!