📖 A Weekend Trip
Last weekend, Mia decided to visit a small town with her cousin. They took an early train and arrived before noon. The weather was warm and sunny, so they spent the morning exploring the old streets and taking photos.
After lunch, they found a small café near the river. Mia ordered a piece of chocolate cake, while her cousin had coffee. Before going home, they bought a few souvenirs. They both agreed that it had been a relaxing and enjoyable day.
Last weekend, Mia decided to visit a small town with her cousin. They took an early train and arrived before noon. The weather was warm and sunny, so they spent the morning exploring the old streets and taking photos.
After lunch, they found a small café near the river. Mia ordered a piece of chocolate cake, while her cousin had coffee. Before going home, they bought a few souvenirs. They both agreed that it had been a relaxing and enjoyable day.
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✨ Word of the Day: “Conspicuous”
Conspicuous /kənˈspɪkjuəs/ (adj.)
Meaning: very easy to notice because something is unusual, obvious, or prominent.
Example:
Her bright red coat made her conspicuous in the crowd.
Synonyms: noticeable, prominent, obvious, striking
Opposite: inconspicuous, subtle, hidden
🧠 Mini tip:
Conspicuous = easy to notice. 👀
👉 a conspicuous mistake = a mistake that is impossible to miss.
Conspicuous /kənˈspɪkjuəs/ (adj.)
Meaning: very easy to notice because something is unusual, obvious, or prominent.
Example:
Her bright red coat made her conspicuous in the crowd.
Synonyms: noticeable, prominent, obvious, striking
Opposite: inconspicuous, subtle, hidden
🧠 Mini tip:
Conspicuous = easy to notice. 👀
👉 a conspicuous mistake = a mistake that is impossible to miss.
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📚 IDIOM OF THE DAY
Make a Mountain Out of a Molehill ⛰️🐭
Pronunciation: /meɪk ə ˈmaʊntən aʊt əv ə ˈməʊlhɪl/
Meaning:
To make a small problem seem much more serious than it really is.
Examples:
🔹 You’re making a mountain out of a molehill. It’s just a small mistake.
🔹 Don’t make a mountain out of a molehill—everything will be fine.
Make a Mountain Out of a Molehill ⛰️🐭
Pronunciation: /meɪk ə ˈmaʊntən aʊt əv ə ˈməʊlhɪl/
Meaning:
To make a small problem seem much more serious than it really is.
Examples:
🔹 You’re making a mountain out of a molehill. It’s just a small mistake.
🔹 Don’t make a mountain out of a molehill—everything will be fine.
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✨ Word of the Day: “Benevolent”
Benevolent /bəˈnevələnt/ (adj.)
Meaning: kind, generous, and willing to help others.
Example:
The benevolent man regularly donated money to local charities.
Synonyms: kind-hearted, generous, charitable, compassionate
Opposite: cruel, selfish, malevolent
🧠 Mini tip:
Benevolent = having a genuine desire to do good and help others. 💛✨
Benevolent /bəˈnevələnt/ (adj.)
Meaning: kind, generous, and willing to help others.
Example:
The benevolent man regularly donated money to local charities.
Synonyms: kind-hearted, generous, charitable, compassionate
Opposite: cruel, selfish, malevolent
🧠 Mini tip:
Benevolent = having a genuine desire to do good and help others. 💛✨
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🕵️♀️ GUESS THE PROFESSION! 🇬🇧
I work with numbers, budgets and financial reports. I help companies manage their money and make sure everything is recorded correctly. 💰📊 What’s my job? 🤔
I work with numbers, budgets and financial reports. I help companies manage their money and make sure everything is recorded correctly. 💰📊 What’s my job? 🤔
Anonymous Quiz
1%
Lawyer
96%
Accountant
2%
Architect
1%
Journalist
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🕵️♀️ GUESS THE PROFESSION! 🇬🇧
I design buildings and decide how they should look and function. I also make sure they are safe and practical. 🏢📐 What’s my job?
I design buildings and decide how they should look and function. I also make sure they are safe and practical. 🏢📐 What’s my job?
Anonymous Quiz
25%
Engineer
71%
Architect
3%
Plumber
1%
Surveyor
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🕵️♀️ GUESS THE PROFESSION! 🇬🇧
I examine patients, diagnose illnesses and prescribe treatment. I spend a lot of time talking to people about their health. 🩺 What’s my job?
I examine patients, diagnose illnesses and prescribe treatment. I spend a lot of time talking to people about their health. 🩺 What’s my job?
Anonymous Quiz
8%
Pharmacist
5%
Dentist
87%
Doctor
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🕵️♀️ 3. GUESS THE PROFESSION! 🇬🇧
I write articles, interview people and investigate stories. My work can appear in newspapers, magazines or online. 📰🎤 What’s my job?
I write articles, interview people and investigate stories. My work can appear in newspapers, magazines or online. 📰🎤 What’s my job?
Anonymous Quiz
81%
Journalist
11%
Editor
9%
Publisher
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📖 A Busy Morning
On Monday morning, Alex woke up late because his alarm didn’t ring. He quickly got dressed, skipped breakfast, and ran to the bus stop. Luckily, the bus arrived a few minutes later.
When Alex got to work, he realized that he had left his phone at home. At first, he was worried, but he decided to stay calm and focus on his work. By the end of the day, everything was fine.
On Monday morning, Alex woke up late because his alarm didn’t ring. He quickly got dressed, skipped breakfast, and ran to the bus stop. Luckily, the bus arrived a few minutes later.
When Alex got to work, he realized that he had left his phone at home. At first, he was worried, but he decided to stay calm and focus on his work. By the end of the day, everything was fine.
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❓ Quiz
Why did Alex wake up late?
Why did Alex wake up late?
Anonymous Quiz
8%
He went to bed late.
89%
His alarm didn’t ring.
3%
He missed the bus.
📖Quiz
How did Alex deal with the problem?
How did Alex deal with the problem?
Anonymous Quiz
92%
He stayed calm.
5%
He went home.
3%
He called his friend.
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🔥 Word of the Day: “Vindicate”
Vindicate /ˈvɪndɪkeɪt/ (verb)
Meaning: to prove that someone was right or that they were not guilty of something.
Example:
The new evidence vindicated her decision.
Synonyms: justify, defend, exonerate, validate
Opposite: condemn, blame, incriminate
🧠 Mini tip:
Vindicate = prove that someone was right or innocent after being doubted or blamed. ⚖️✨
Vindicate /ˈvɪndɪkeɪt/ (verb)
Meaning: to prove that someone was right or that they were not guilty of something.
Example:
The new evidence vindicated her decision.
Synonyms: justify, defend, exonerate, validate
Opposite: condemn, blame, incriminate
🧠 Mini tip:
Vindicate = prove that someone was right or innocent after being doubted or blamed. ⚖️✨
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