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Your Partner Wants You to Delete All Opposite-Sex Friends — Do You Do It?
Today‘s CRAZY topic is HERE! A, B, C, or D — which one are you? Drop it in the comments😁 You and your partner have been together for over a year — stable, happy. You have a close friend of the opposite sex you‘ve known for seven or eight years. Purely platonic — never any flirtation. You like each other’s posts occasionally and meet up once or twice a year. Last night, your partner saw your chat history with this friend (totally normal conversation, just catching up). Suddenly they get serious: “I‘ve actually never been comfortable with you two staying in touch. Can you delete them? If you really care about me, you’d be willing to.” You think the request is unreasonable, but you don‘t want to fight. You know if you say no, this argument could drag on forever; if you say yes, you’ll feel controlled. You look into your partner‘s eyes. Which answer slips out first?
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🇺🇸 English Expressions: Tell Me About It 😏
Hey everyone! 👋 Today’s expression is “tell me about it.” 👉 It has two common meanings: 1️⃣ Literally: “Give me more information.” You’re genuinely asking someone to explain or tell you more about something. • “I had a crazy day at work.” — “Tell me about it!” 👂 • “You should see my new car.” — “Tell me about it!” 🚗 2️⃣ “I know exactly what you mean!” 😩 This is the more common idiomatic use. You say it when you strongly agree with someone’s complaint or experience. • “This weather is awful.” — “Tell me about it!” 🌧️ • “I’m exhausted. I barely slept last night.” — “Tell me about it!” 😴 • “This job is driving me crazy.” — “Tell me about it!” 😂 Quick note: 👉 “Tell me about it!” can literally mean “Tell me more.” 👉 But in casual conversation, it often means “I completely understand—I’ve experienced the same thing.” Now it’s your turn! 💬 Drop your own sentence using “tell me about it” below 👇 WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER! 🤝
🇺🇸 English Expressions: Tell Me About It 😏
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My dictation is terrible LETTER from a Student
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My dictation is terrible LETTER from a Student
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@Lee Tree yes, it really is.
LIVE Class w/CS happening!
In today's English Camp, we study part one of a new FRIENDS episode! Let's test your LISTENING and COMPREHENSION skills! CLICK TO JOIN
LIVE Class w/CS happening!
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@Yifei Chu If you're a member, you'll be able to watch the replay when I upload it^^
🗣️📢🆙 DDM 1058 is LIVE!
Seinfeld time!! DDM 1058 Assignment is up! 🗓️ DEADLINE: August 23 (LA time)! ⚠️ COMMENTS, QUESTIONS, and your FILES should be attached BELOW ☺️👇🏻 👉🏻 Coaches @Vinnie Ki & @Clive Burton will stay on the lookout for your LTA recordings. Good luck! ☺️
🗣️📢🆙 DDM 1058 is LIVE!
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@MIkiko Morito @Constance Tuballes Mikiko, be sure to tag Constance, okay?!
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@Mie Tsuzaki You were just in time. Maybe you rushed your EVC?^^
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