Englishwithrez

Teaching how you can use the word peanut butter in different ways.

On the brink + peculiar — fall fluency drop 🍁🎃🦇
Being on the brink (of…) = right at the edge, about to happen.
Peculiar = strange in a specific, noticeable way (not bad, just… odd). 🍂

Quick hits you can use today:
🍁 I’m on the brink of a breakthrough.
🎃 She’s on the brink of tears.
🦇 The deal is on the brink of collapse.
🌕 We’re on the brink of booking our flights.
🍎 I was on the brink of saying something I’d regret.
🕯️ He fell on the brink of sleep during the meeting.

Peculiar in action:
🍂 That café has a peculiar smell—like cinnamon and smoke.
🎃 The moon looked peculiar tonight—too big, too orange.
🕸️ Her silence was peculiar—not angry, just… loaded.
🦇 He has a peculiar habit of counting steps out loud.
🌕 The building’s peculiar angle makes it look like it’s leaning.
🍁 That was a peculiar request—polite, but offbeat.

How we teach (and why it sticks):
We anchor words to images and feelings—no memorizing, you visualize it and it clicks.
Private classes only. Every class has a real topic (work, life, culture).
We don’t just teach English—we teach the culture behind the language so you sound alive, not robotic.
Cut from a different cloth. Direct, practical, results you can feel.

Want this level of clarity in your speech?

🍫 Do you have a sweet tooth? 🍩

It doesn’t mean you have actual teeth made of sugar — it means you love sweets. 😋
If you can’t resist chocolate, cakes, or desserts after every meal, yep… you’ve got a sweet tooth! 🍰

At English with Rez, we don’t just teach words — we teach how people really talk. 💬